Not new to chastity yet seeking guidance

Greetings, I’m writing here on several chastity forums hoping to gather some solid advice. The title of my post suggests that I have experience with chastity, yet I require assistance in locating a superior cage. While I am quite fond of the plastic model I currently wear, it has two drawbacks for me. My flaccid penis measures roughly 4 to 4.5 inches, though it can shrink slightly at times, and extends to about 6.5 inches when erect.

1. It is possible for my soft member to slip out from inside the cage.
2. I am still capable of achieving nearly a full erection while wearing it.
3. There appears to be excessive empty space within the device when flaccid. I couldn’t seem to attach an image directly, so here are the dimensions of my current setup: The Ring: 1.69” - This is the second-smallest option available. The smallest ring measures 1.49”, but it feels too tight for prolonged wear on me. Cage Length: 2.20” (31mm) Cage Height: 1.2” (31mm) Length of the bottom support piece where the penis rests: 58 mm Essentially, I am searching for a device that offers a tighter fit around my shaft to help restrict erections from developing fully. Plastic is a must because metal cages are simply too uncomfortable for me personally. Additionally, finding one in pink would be an excellent bonus. I am prepared to spend up to $100 if necessary since gaining better control over the situation is very important to me. Any recommendations you might have will be highly appreciated. Thank you

Unfortunately, no single answer fits all because the ideal cage for someone else might cause you severe discomfort. In my opinion, you have two options. The first is commissioning a custom-made, bespoke cage, which typically costs hundreds of your local currency. The artisans who create these usually allow returns or exchanges to facilitate "fittings" so they can adjust the dimensions precisely. I've heard reports of people transitioning from pain to comfort with only minor modifications. The second option is what I have chosen: continuing to purchase affordable (by that, I mean around £30 GBP) cages until you locate the one suited for you. You might still spend a bit more overall—I kept my favorite pair for several years before it inexplicably began to pinch me again. That particular cage was actually my third buy, but since then, I've acquired four more and discovered that rotating between them works perfectly. Most reputable retailers provide exact measurements. Unfortunately, our anatomy doesn't always align with standard sizing.

I am also prone to growing significantly. My cage is about 2" and my erect length approaches 8 inches. The Ht2 knockoff model works well; it provides a slimmer profile, though I cannot wear plastic for extended periods without issue. The red and black version found on eBay (the original unupdated design) also features a slim tube shape along with double rings to prevent slipping out. For me, friction around the testicles is what keeps everything in place during growth. erections still occur but remain contained inside. Good luck

I should add that I once had to tie a shoelace around my waist and attach it to the cage to prevent it from sliding out during sleep; otherwise, the discomfort was unbearable. I realized that using a tube slightly narrower than my normal flaccid state worked exceptionally well by inserting a makeshift sleeve inside my existing one to narrow the opening further. This solution effectively stopped the nightly slipping. Later on, I switched to a shorter 2" wire cage which kept the weight down, and now I no longer need that extra lace support. I believe experimentation is the key factor in finding what works.

Excess empty space causes issues for *most* individuals. However, having too little room is also problematic. Ensuring the cock ring fits comfortably and securely is crucial; start with that foundation. Next, determine the correct spacing for your testicles (the gap). Both excessive and insufficient gaps are undesirable. Finally, fine-tune the cage body itself. (There are no guarantees this approach will suit you specifically. But it is certainly worth considering as a general strategy.)