Retracting Penises and Slipping Out - How Do You Keep Them Secure?

Certain men naturally retract their penis inward and upward. This creates a significant issue because they are prone to slipping out of their confinement gear. For anyone who has dealt with this, what strategies work? Piercing is certainly one path, but not everyone wants metal in their body. What other possibilities are there for these fellows?

Some individuals opt for an urethral plug. It doesn't need to be very long to keep things securely in place. I personally dislike them, but others here use one without any trouble. I suspect that a well-measured device could work effectively if the wearer reduces their size as much as possible. As mentioned earlier, piercing is another possibility. There are also many punishment spikes and screws available that make it hard to pull out or fall out of the cage. Each solution comes with its own set of challenges and offers different levels of security. Choose your preferred method - The Grinder

When I used plastic cages, this happened to me frequently. Once I switched to my first stainless steel one, it almost stopped occurring. With my second steel device, it has never happened. Here is my opinion and experience; The issue with plastic seems to be that the material gets sticky or "grabby." Any backward movement causes the head to stick because it's more spongy, allowing the shaft to slide back in. The plastic devices were also too wide for me, even though I thought they fit right. The CB6Ks was the one device where I had the fewest issues. Now I realize this was because its length was closest to what I needed. My first steel device started at 2 1/2" (from the CB6Ks) but I shortened it to 2 14". I reduced the diameter to 1 1/4. It fit well, but in cold weather, I would still turtle. I also found that while I was making adjustments and alignments, they weren't as frequent as with the CB2Ks. For my second, final steel device, I shortened the length to 2" and reduced the diameter to 1 1/8". For me, it's perfect. I've never had a turtling issue and rarely need any adjustments or alignments anymore. The short version is: I believe this type of problem will almost vanish with a proper device for you. Keep in mind, knowing what works is easier than actually finding that fit.

> member_e0afc0c6eb wrote:The short version is: I believe this type of problem will almost vanish with a proper device for you. Same goes for me. I struggled with the CB6KS and my original JB until I switched to a smaller cage.

I've had similar experiences to those mentioned by Locked by LRC. My primary device early on was the CB6000s, and the plastic did have that "grippy" texture. I tried using KSD-G3 products but over time developed sores. Switching to metal was great, though adjustments were necessary. I currently have another Watchful Mistress being made for me; it will be slightly shorter and narrower in diameter than my current one. My present WM is 90% there, always striving for perfection. I hope that a little more grip on the penis will provide greater security. I have one story about turtling. Last winter, after having a few drinks, we went out to the hot tub. We were very relaxed in water at 104 degrees while it was only 20 degrees outside. About 15 minutes into our relaxation, something else became quite loose and I heard and felt a 'clunk' down there. It fell right out of my cage without me even touching it. I looked at my wife and said, "think i'm gonna need a key," as the WM was hanging on by just my balls.:lol: I am not interested in any "inserts", pins or piercings" so hopefully future "turtling" will be minimal.

Thanks for the excellent feedback everyone! I asked because I'm trying to help a potential customer who turtles and is interested in buying a Contender from me. His partner isn't keen on piercing him, nor are they eager about using urethral inserts. Personally, I find it an interesting mechanical puzzle whose solution I'd like to uncover. That's why I asked; maybe someone here has discovered or considered something we haven't heard before. The feedback suggests that a properly sized device is the answer...although it might require slow and steady tweaking until you achieve that final, perfect fit. If more people have other suggestions regarding what worked for them, I'd love to hear those too!

Make sure to deposit our consulting fees into the community accounts.;)

I have a narrowing issue rather than turtling, but the result is the same: I fall out. I know my cage is too wide for me right now, and I can afford to replace it eventually. What has proven effective for me is tying a shoelace (or similar cord) around my waist and through the cage. There's a similar concept with chains in the Red Chili chastity range. When worn correctly, they effectively prevent pull-out as well. The chain style feels a bit medieval to me though, so occasionally I look for webbing, ribbon or similar materials that have holes (like on a belt) which could fit over the post before the cage is placed and locked in position. I've tried this method a couple of times, but due to a lack of suitable materials and tools, my attempts haven't lasted long.

I had this problem too, and the Jailbird in 1 1/4" solved it. Its design pressed the cage firmly against my body so there was no falling out. I even stopped turtling after wearing it for a few months because it is more comfortable than my other devices. Some people complain about getting erections when they try to lock up. My problem is the opposite.

I never fall out, but I do turtle toward the back of the device and then it doesn't usually return to its proper spot when I move. So that's really my only issue; otherwise, id wear one much more often. I am pretty small in a soft state and above average when erect, so none of the three inexpensive devices I own prevent the turtling problem completely. Can't invest in anything better right now but it is okay.