Stainless steel male chastity device

A short stainless steel chastity device with a 50mm cage. The cage is built from a domed cap and vertical bars, the ring and the lock join it as one piece, and a 68mm urethral tube sits in the center of the cage. A short cage combined with a urethral tube puts this device on the strict end of the range.

The 50mm short cage and the domed cap

The cage is 50mm long, clearly shorter than cages in the 7 to 10cm class. The domed cap that covers the front is pierced with several small holes so urine and water drain away. The cap and the body are joined by vertical bars, so the inside stays visible and water passes straight through when you wash it. Being short, it shows less under clothing, but it may not fit at all if you have generous length.

Three rings and the lock at the joint

The ring comes in three inner diameters, 40mm, 45mm and 50mm. A brass lock sits where the ring meets the cage, and the key comes with it. The lock is not a padlock dangling on the outside but a mechanism seated in the joint, so it catches on clothing less.

The 68mm urethral tube is a separate decision

A 68mm rod is fixed in the middle of the cage, with a rounded tip. This part goes inside the urethra, which makes its risks different in kind from those of other chastity devices. Disinfect it before every use, apply plenty of water-based gel, and never push it in if you feel even slight resistance.

What to know before you use it

Metal has weight, and in winter it is cold on first contact. A device that includes a urethral tube is not meant to be worn all day; start with short sessions and extend them while you watch how your body responds. If the ring does not fit, the base will swell or go numb, so choosing the right size matters most.