JB Problem

I recently picked up my new JB and it’s fantastic. However, I’m dealing with some pinching problems and would love any advice from the group. The cage is slightly too long and probably a bit wide for me. Walking around makes the skin on top of my penis rub against the inner wall. I likely need to buy another one, but that’s stretching my budget right now. Instead, I’m thinking about finding some soft rubber material to line the inside of the cage. Something like an inch long might provide a tighter fit without being too much. Does anyone have thoughts or similar experiences? Thanks.

Have you reached out to MM for their advice?

> member_0a60ccbe61 wrote: > I recently picked up my new JB and it's fantastic. > However, I'm dealing with some pinching problems and would love any advice from the group. > The cage is slightly too long and probably a bit wide for me. Walking around makes the skin on top of my penis rub against the inner wall. > I likely need to buy another one, but that's stretching my budget right now. > Instead, I'm thinking about finding some soft rubber material to line the inside of the cage. Something like an inch long might provide a tighter fit without being too much. > Does anyone have thoughts or similar experiences? Thanks. Breed36, My cage is just 1/8 inch wider than ideal, but I don't get that kind of discomfort you're describing. Check the interior surface where you feel the irritation; there might be a rough spot or welding slag near where the bars meet the ring. You can probably feel it with your finger or need to look closer with a magnifying glass. It's not uncommon for this to happen. I had a similar issue with my Queen's Keep and managed to smooth it out myself. Whether that's what's bothering you or something else, MM should be able to help you adjust the fit. They're usually quick to respond via email and offer excellent customer service.

MM has been wonderful. They recommended shortening the cage, which makes sense to me too. The catch is that it costs $100. Ouch. It's not a crazy price, but I wish I had gotten the sizing right initially. Looks like "measure twice, cut once" really does apply here.

Hello Breed, Here is an idea: I wear a JB daily and recently had Bill trim my cage, since my wife wanted it as tiny as possible. Anyway, take a look at Kept for; they carry a KSD-G?? or something similar. It's an anti-pull-out gadget that slides into the CB6000 to stop pull-outs (according to them). It appears to have a hole through which the JB stem can pass, allowing the KSD to slide onto you and inside the cage....I believe it could work until you save up for MM to cut yours down.. Best wishes, give it a look. Boater38

> member_c1c3f1e381 wrote: > Hello Breed, > Here is an idea: I wear a JB daily and recently had Bill trim my cage, since my wife wanted it as tiny as possible. Anyway, take a look at Kept for; they carry a KSD-G?? or something similar. It's an anti-pull-out gadget that slides into the CB6000 to stop pull-outs (according to them). It appears to have a hole through which the JB stem can pass, allowing the KSD to slide onto you and inside the cage....I believe it could work until you save up for MM to cut yours down.. > Best wishes, give it a look. > Boater38 Thank you for the details. When I measured my cage, I found its actual linear length is 5 inches. I ordered one that was 3.25. I guess this discrepancy is because of the curve, but an extra 1.75 inches compared to my real measurement seems like quite a bit.