Struggling to insert my penis into the CB6000 tube

Hello everyone, I recently purchased a CB6000. While the base ring is quite comfortable, I suspect my penis is bigger than average and am finding it tough to slide inside. Even with lubricants and moisturizer applied when things are loosest, it still doesn’t help much, especially since being uncut adds another layer of difficulty. I’ve come across mentions of the sock method online, but unfortunately, I don’t own any thin nylon or stocking-type socks. Could anyone offer some tips?

The sock technique typically relies on a nylon material. You can pick up an inexpensive pair or borrow one if you know someone who has them. Just trim off whichever section works best for your needs.

A variant of the sock method is to use a strip of plastic cut from one of the plastic bags stores use now. Cut a piece about 12" x 12", wrap it around the cock, twist the end and insert down the tube. A little lube on the inside of the tube helps. Pull the cock into the tube. This is thinner than even nylons and usually slips on off the cock a little easier.

My last tube was very close fitting. To get in it when I wasn't aroused at all, here is what I did: 1) Place your middle finger on top of the glans and push it back inside so that the penile skin wraps around the finger up to the first knuckle. 2) Using your other fingers (or hand), pinch the skin towards that central finger while pulling outward, keeping the glans positioned under the pinched area. 3) Slide the base of the tube over the glans and then release the pinch. The penis will naturally straighten itself as it goes up into the tube. I'm not circumcised so I can't say for sure if this applies to you, but it worked every time for me with a 30mm tube.

Cheers everyone! Thanks a lot.

You guys are wonderful. Much appreciated!

I also have a larger than average penis. Not huge, but above average. I also struggled to get my penis into my CB6000. I tried the stocking method and the stocking got wedged in and wouldn't come out. I ended up using lots of silicone lube and some wooden handled q-tip type swabs and sort of crow-barred it in. I then had to keep poking down the skin to try and get the cage to the ring. I finally managed to get locked in. I do hope it gets easier with practice. I may have to try the plastic bag trick that was mentioned if and when my Wife/KH lets me out. I was really afraid I would break it open but after 8 days in it seems to be holding up rather well. I don't have any room at all to achieve an erection so it's doing exactly what my wife and I wanted from a chastity device. I do recommend getting the cleaning kit from Kept for Her if you're going to be locked long term.

My cb 6000 split twice. Went to custom metal..... Fits exactly Never looked back!

I managed to get it locked in but now I can't pee! I don't know if it's just me or CB6000 is too tight. It is a very tight fitting there's no room at all and even spilling out a bit on those breathing holes. I was sitting on the toilet and I just can't urinate. It was desperate I had to take it off:( I really want to keep it on long term at least for a month or so but not able to pee is a massive issue! This is getting frustrating:oops::oops:

I had to wait until I REALLY needed to go in my 30mm tube. Now I'm in a 36mm tube I find that I have to go earlier or I end up backflushing the tube.

Joshyboy; do you have everything inside of the cage? You may be too long for the CB6K. When flaccid you should be able to press the base ring lightly against your pelvis and everything should be comfortably inside the cage. If not you may need a Curve made by the same company. It's a little more cumbersome but may help you. It sounds to me what you are describing is the length being compressed causing a blockage. If you are flaccid and able to cram into the tube I would think you would be able to urinate. It may be harder than normal but it would still come out. If you're not familiar with the Curve you can look at one here at Kept For Her they have the tube only for $75. Just trying to throw some more ideas out there for you. Or, maybe you could try a catheter tube.:lol:

Thanks for getting back to me. I don't think the tube is quite wide enough. I can squeeze it in, but just fitting it was painful, let alone comfortable. I tried using a plastic bag method which helped, but the narrowness of the tube itself compressed my shaft into something like a sausage! It wasn't pleasant at all. There's some relief when things settle down a bit more, yet there’s still that sensation of someone squeezing your groin with significant force. Visually and physically, the tube feels rigid with no flexibility whatsoever. Honestly, I'm left feeling like peeing in it is impossible. I've attempted it twice now without success. I suppose this was money well spent on learning what doesn't work for me:(

LRC, yes, everything fits inside the cage, barely. The ring hasn't been much help either; it was chafing my skin quite badly so I had to slather on plenty of Vaseline. I really do want to stick with this device, but all that extra discomfort I expected it to provide just isn't happening. Thanks for your input!

The issues you've mentioned in your earlier posts are exactly what most of us deal with when attempting to achieve an erection while wearing a chastity device. When I first started, my main struggle was staying flaccid long enough to get the device on. It got me so aroused that I spent much of the day uncomfortable, which kept making me think about being locked up and restarting the cycle. Put lubricant on the base ring—we all do it because nobody likes soreness! If you find a comfortable position at any point, give yourself time to adjust. If not, take these lessons with you for your next device sale or purchase.

> member_8f898b9851 wrote: > LRC, yeah, everything is in the cage, just. The ring do me no good either it was scratching my skin badly I had to apply plenty vaseline on. I really want to keep it on but all the unnecessary discomfort as I heard it should bring me is not present. I assume you shave? If so and if you've recently started shaving, your skin might still be getting used to it. Peeing issues are a bit more significant then though. Since the urethra sits along the underside of the shaft, even slight pressure can close it off.. This could simply mean you have too much girth (lucky you) and need a custom-made device tailored specifically for your measurements?

> member_6a2b8da741 wrote: > > member_8f898b9851 wrote:LRC, yeah, everything is in the cage, just. The ring do me no good either it was scratching my skin badly I had to apply plenty vaseline on. I really want to keep it on but all the unnecessary discomfort as I heard it should bring me is not present. > > Appreciate your advice! > I assume you shave? If so and yiu have hust started to do that your skin may also need to adapt to that. If you're having trouble peeing.. that's a bit more of a problem. The urethra runs along the bottom part of the shaft so it doesn't take a lot of pressure to shut it.. This might just be a case that you have too much girth (lucky lad) and you will have to go to a custome device made to measure? I'm not fully shaved, no—I keep my pubes very short. Yeah, I expect some scratching but can handle the pain. However, I think the other gentleman above hit the nail on the head regarding sizing. This chastity cage is just the wrong size for me. Will a custom-made one cost much more?

For an occasional sex toy, it would be considered indulgent. But for something that holds your favorite organ for weeks at a time? It's practically cheap!

> member_4e3795d05d wrote: > For a now and then sex toy it would be indulgent. For something that you may be keeping your favourite organ in for weeks at a time it's a bargain! That’s perfectly put. After all, we wouldn't wear shoes that are too small just because comfortable ones cost more;) This really comes down to long-term wear suitability. While you mentioned not minding the ring scratching pain, I believe that is temporary and mostly due to it being new for you. If the chastity cage isn't comfortable after a few days, it becomes a major annoyance.

If your issue is girth,* like celtic queens_sub*, you might want to test a larger, budget-friendly tube device to see if that solves the problem. Extreme Restraints offers the Birdcage for $79 with a 1 3/4" tube. The CB6K features a narrower 1 3/8" tube. ... _3939.html I usually hesitate to suggest trying something like this because it is chrome-plated steel. I mention this only in case you purchase a custom device and discover girth wasn't the culprit; then you'd spend hundreds without fixing the issue. If switching tubes does resolve your problem, however, I believe a good custom device will be the ultimate solution for you. Most off-the-shelf models come with tube sizes suited to an "average" man. Please let us know what works out!

> member_8f898b9851 wrote: > Hey thanks for the reply. It sounds like you need the added width of either a CB3000 or The Curve model. To compare: 1-3/8" for the CB6000 versus 1-1/2" for both the CB3000 and The Curve. You really must be able to urinate comfortably. I had similar worries about peeing when my KH and I decided on the CB6000. It’s tight to put on and leaves me quite restricted, but I can manage it. I suspect your ring issues will resolve once you find a cage that fits correctly. If you'd like to try The Curve—a design meant for well-endowed men—I have one gathering dust that I’d be happy to swap. I would trade my Curve cage for your CB6000, provided the Cage Box is an authentic A.L. Enterprises product. Keep your existing rings as they will still work. Send me a private message if you're interested in trading.

> Custom made device will be quite expensive no? Yes.... but worth the investment for long-term use.... Though it all depends on your disposable income.... Getting a custom piece right often involves some back-and-forth with the maker to ensure precision, which adds shipping costs. If you are in Europe buying from USA suppliers, import taxes apply as well... They seem to get you no matter how you look at it....:D

Appreciate the help, everyone. I reckon I'll go for a birdcage and hope it helps. I’m still fiddling with my CB6K; I just can’t keep it on for very long because urinating inside it is still tricky. Honestly though, I think it looks better than the birdcage anyway, so I won’t be swapping it out quite yet haha.:)

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