Chastity cage with urine drain (stainless steel·valve·tube)

A stainless steel men's chastity cage fitted with a urine drain valve and a catheter. Being able to handle urination while locked is the whole point of this product, which makes it a tool for long term bondage sessions. It is CNC machined and polished, so the surface is smooth and free of burrs.

Urinating while locked

With most chastity cages, urinating means finding the right posture or dealing with a wet cage. This one has a bladder drain valve at the front tip, and opening it lets urine that has passed through the catheter run straight out. The wearer can handle it alone without calling the keyholder, and there is no unlocking and relocking to go through. The function exists to keep the space clean during long bondage sessions.

Where function ends and decoration begins

Several brass fittings are attached to this product. Only one of them actually works, the bladder drain valve at the front tip. The original states explicitly that the remaining brass parts, including the brass gauge, are decorative and have no function at all. We are noting it in advance, because buying it on the strength of its looks and expecting several working features would be disappointing.

An open cage and a removable cable

The cage is not a solid shell. It is open, so air passes through. The reason for that structure is less sweat and less odor even during long wear. The metal cable detaches, so you can leave it off or put it on as the situation calls for.

Before you use it

The setup leaves a catheter in the urethra for extended periods, which puts it at the riskier end of this category. Inserting it without lubricant scrapes the inside of the urethra, and reusing it without washing brings on urinary tract infection. Wash it every time it goes in and comes out, and if you feel burning when you urinate or see blood, stop using it that day and go to a doctor. Stainless steel has weight, and worn all day the downward pull is noticeable. Make sure in advance that you cannot end up out of contact with whoever holds the key.