Cock rings & chastity

Which cock ring should I choose?

A cock ring sits around the base of the penis, or around the penis and balls, and gently slows the flow of blood out, which can make an erection feel firmer and sensation more intense. Stretchy silicone rings are the easiest to start with, because they are comfortable and easy to take off. Adjustable rings with a strap or lasso let you set the fit, and vibrating cock rings add stimulation for both partners during sex.

The range includes Oxballs' thick silicone rings and ball stretchers, b-Vibe's StretchTech and Flex Ring ranges, Bathmate pumps, REV, Prowler Red and Master Series.

How to size and use a cock ring

A ring should feel snug but never painful, and you should never wear one for more than 20 to 30 minutes at a time. Start with a stretchy silicone cock ring, use a little water-based lube to help it on and off, and remove it straight away if you feel numbness, coldness or pain. Rigid metal rings are for experienced users only. Our cock ring guide explains types, sizing and safety in more detail.

Ball stretchers and cock slings

Ball stretchers and cock slings sit around the scrotum and add a gentle weight and pull, or lift and present everything for a fuller look. They come in stretchy silicone and TPE, plus heavier metal and leather designs. Start light and short, and build up slowly.

Chastity cages

Chastity cages are made in silicone, plastic and stainless steel, and the right size is the most important thing to get right. Measure while soft, and choose a ring that is snug without pinching. Our chastity cage sizing guide walks you through it step by step. Take the cage off if you notice swelling, numbness or a change in colour.

Penis pumps

Air and water penis pumps from Bathmate, REV and others create a vacuum around the penis. Follow the manufacturer's instructions closely, start with low pressure and stop if anything feels uncomfortable.

Materials and care

Silicone is non-porous, stretchy and easy to keep clean. TPE is softer and stretchier but porous, so clean and dry it carefully. Metal is easy to sterilise but has no give at all. Wash every ring after use with warm water and a toy cleaner, and let it dry fully before storing.

Cock ring and chastity questions

What size cock ring do I need?

Measure the circumference of the base of the penis when soft, then choose a ring with an inner diameter that feels snug without being tight. Stretchy rings cover a range of sizes, which makes them the safest first choice. If in doubt, start larger.

Can I sleep in a cock ring?

No. Never sleep in a cock ring, and never wear one for more than 20 to 30 minutes at a time. Chastity cages are designed for longer wear, but only once you have built up gradually and are confident of the fit.

Which lube should I use?

Use a water-based lube with silicone and TPE rings. It is safe with every material and makes rings easier to put on and take off.

What is the difference between a cock ring and a ball stretcher?

A cock ring holds blood in the penis to make an erection feel firmer. A ball stretcher sits around the scrotum only and adds weight or a gentle pull. Some designs, like b-Vibe's Flex Ring Shaft, combine both.

Are cock rings safe for beginners?

Yes, if you start with a stretchy ring, keep sessions short and take it off at the first sign of discomfort.

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