The Champion Emerges...

Not that anyone has been paying attention to the various threads, but there have been quite a few posts here about hunting down the Holy Grail of comfort and durability in different cages. I’ve always kept something on because leaving it off—especially at night—is more temptation than I care for. I modified several devices, even machining parts on my lathe, trying to get that perfect fit. No matter what approach I took, I could never stay in one device longer than 36 or 48 hours without needing a break for some reason. On occasion, the cage actually caused open sores.

Last weekend, I was just about to order the black sheath for the Holy Trainer since they were the only devices I found comfortable enough for extended wear. However, they required removal every morning for washing, which bothered me. So, I decided to give one more option a shot. A while back, I had reshaped the 48mm B4M ring into an oval shape, but it still tended to pop out occasionally. This time, however, I used the security screw pin (which keeps everything locked tight in place, even during arousal), and slightly reduced the gap by compressing the ring a bit with my bench vise. Then, I rounded off the edges on the side facing my scrotum, just as I did for the 44mm ring. Wow. It’s incredibly comfortable and secure; no ball burn at night, and I can wash everything in the shower while it’s still on every morning. Finally!! I’ve found a device that doesn’t need to come off at all, unless she specifically orders me to remove it. I held back from posting here until I’d worn it for over a week just to be absolutely sure, but it’s staying put. The long-term lockup and OD begin at the end of this week.

Bon4M short cage with security screw pin, 48mm ring reshaped into a 45x50mm oval, with a slight taper in the gap towards the bottom edge of the cage. The only difference between this setup and the one shown in my avatar or picture below is that the ring pictured is round rather than oval. [Image: Image] Edit note: I had originally mixed up whether it was round or oval.