"The Attica chastity cage from Sax Leather"

Sax Leather in Australia has released a new device known as the Attica chastity cage. A photo is attached. It appears to include either a 45mm or 50mm hinged ring, with an internal diameter of 35mm (1.25 inches) and a length of roughly 65mm (2.25 inches).

Has anyone encountered this before? Is it possibly just another brand’s product rebadged? m_gameboy (Male chastity - you could say it suits those who value the process over the final result)

It originates from China, but the quality is actually quite good. That’s it in my avatar. (Slightly modified) I discussed it earlier in the 'Device Recommendation for New Users' thread.

I’m not familiar with this specific device, but just to clarify: 35mm is actually around 1 3/8" (1.38") 65mm is a bit more than 2 1/2" (2.56") I wasn't sure if those figures came from the website or your own conversion, but I tend to be skeptical when such numbers don't align perfectly. Also, regarding the base rings: A 50mm ring is about 1.97", which matches the size of the largest ring in a CB Series. A 45mm ring is around 1.77", similar to the middle ring on a CB Series (if I recall correctly). If those sizes work for you—especially if you already own a CB Series—it might be a decent option. If not, you might want to try finding a cockring of that size first before committing. While I don't have exact statistics, my reading suggests that very few people end up using the largest ring on a CB, and while fewer can start with the middle one, many do eventually settle there. This combination might lead to some frustration along the way rather than getting you straight to your ideal fit. This reminds me of another post regarding device recommendations for new users in the archived discussions. -A

I owned and wore one for several months. The quality is very high, though I also found a lower-quality version that wasn't as well constructed or finished. My unit came with a penis plug featuring a 6mm diameter. The main issue was the hinged cock ring; its rubber cover got quite uncomfortable, but it was even worse when removed entirely. Eventually, I switched to the steelheart model. It also appears this is the shorter version, which matches what I had. Mine is very compact and short. I started with a medium-sized cock ring but ended up needing something smaller... about 1 1/2 inches.

> member_0e30acdf47 wrote: The only problem was the hinged cock ring. The rubber cover became very uncomfortable but was even worse without it. That seems to be a common experience with this type of setup, at least for those doing long-term wear.

> member_0e30acdf47 wrote: > The only problem was the hinged cock ring. The rubber cover became very uncomfortable but was even worse without it. It’s not immediately obvious in my avatar, but I applied clear heat-shrink to the ring. This covers the hinge and softens the edges, while also preventing any movement or pinching at the top joint.

> member_9aed324a4d wrote: > > member_0e30acdf47 wrote: > The only problem was the hinged cock ring. The rubber cover became very uncomfortable but was even worse without it. > I'm getting an Attica from uberkinky and like your heat-shrink idea. What size did you use? Any application tips would be appreciated, coming from a seasoned DIYer (though not for much longer!)

I have the San Quentin, which I also bought from Sax Leather. The build quality is excellent, but the rubber on the hinge does require some adjustment period. You really can't wear it without the cover because there's a tiny gap that might catch your scrotum. It has some weight to it as well, though I adapted fairly quickly. I prefer it over my CB6000S. The heat shrink approach sounds promising. I might try it myself, although I plan to get an MM JailBird soon. If you don't mind waiting, I'm pretty sure Sax sources these from DH Gate for about $40AU, though delivery can take up to 5 weeks. ... #s1-2-null

May I ask why you chose the San Quentin over the Attica? I always thought the Attica's design was closer to what we're looking for.

Let me rephrase! I felt the Attica had a shape more similar to the JailBird (jb), whereas the San Quentin seemed to hold you down and keep things closer?

It likely is similar in shape, but mine was a bit longer, and I wanted the shortest possible option. It does hold you down well, which is actually beneficial for wearing under clothes. For instance, I can wear G-Straws with it that don't fit comfortably with my CB6000. Another thing to note: they include a small lock with sharp edges that need filing down, and the smaller master padlocks won’t pass through the hole on the pin. Overall, it's quite good, but I really want a JB.

I received the Attica yesterday and didn't even attempt to try it on—what a mess! Missing welds left the sharp edges of the bars exposed. It went back into the box, so I'll have to save up for the JailBird.