Stainless steel chastity cage (ball-clamp ring)

A chastity device that adds a curved bar to a stainless steel cage to separate and hold the testicles. Three parts fit together, the ring, the cage and the curved bar, and two keys come with it. It holds the body at one more point than an ordinary cage, which makes it a strict configuration.

The curved bar that separates the testicles

Small beads sit at each end of the curved bar, and those beads slot into two holes at the top of the ring. The bar passes between the testicles and supports from below, which makes it hard for the cage to push upward. If a product with a plain ring kept slipping off you, this structure is the answer. In exchange, it has to be fitted in exactly the right place, and a wrong fit pulls straight away.

A cast cage and a flat ring

The cage is not made from bars joined together but cast as one shell with wave-shaped openings cut through it. The inside is smooth and water passes through when you wash it. The ring is a flat oval rather than a round bar, so it meets the body over a wider surface and no force gathers at one point.

What to know before you use it

With three parts, the first fitting takes time and a knack for getting everything in place. Once it is closed, check both standing and sitting. Cast stainless steel has weight, so over a long session the downward pull is obvious. Since one part rests directly on the testicles, do not put up with even slight pain; release it.