Accessory to prevent my cage's ring from shifting forward

Hi everyone, I hope I can explain this clearly. The ring on my cage tends to slide forward quite a bit! It moves enough that I could definitely slip out, but it also leaves plenty of room for my cock to expand. Is there a specific type of ring or accessory that would prevent this? I’m currently looking at buying a new metal cage and was wondering if you have any recommendations to keep the ring in place? I want to stretch my soft cock as much into the cage as possible, but when it gets hard, I need the ring to stay put. Thanks!

To me, it sounds like your ring is simply too large.

I deal with this same problem. I use a CB6000s model. When I attempt to switch to a smaller ring size, it hurts significantly during an erection. My workaround was initially using shoelaces, which is something others do to tie the ring around your waist and secure its position. Lately, I've been testing some adjustable bra straps from Amazon that were quite affordable. They are comfortable and hold everything firmly in place even with a strong erection. You can also find similar straps on Etsy.

> Te0991 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 02, 2022 12:09 am > When I attempt to drop down a ring size, it hurts too much when getting an erection. 'Working as intended.' 'That's not a bug; it is a feature.' Yes, I had to 'train down' to find the right fit. Initially with my CB-3000, I chose the smallest available ring because I knew I couldn't just slip out of that one easily. That turned out to be a big mistake. I realized I needed to start larger and only move smaller once I could sleep through the night without being woken up by erection attempts *then* it was time to go down another size and repeat until escape became difficult again.

> TwistedMister wrote: ↑Sat Apr 02, 2022 7:03 am > 'Working as intended.' > 'That's not a bug; it is a feature.' > Yes, I had to 'train down' to find the right fit. Initially with my CB-3000, I chose the smallest available ring because I knew I couldn't just slip out of that one easily. That turned out to be a big mistake. I realized I needed to start larger and only move smaller once I could sleep through the night without being woken up by erection attempts *then* it was time to go down another size and repeat until escape became difficult again. Yeah, perhaps I need to work on mine as well. I've only completed my first week of intermittent chastity wear while figuring out the fit and getting accustomed to everything. So nothing long-term yet for me. I can sleep fine with it on now, but if I use a smaller ring immediately like right away, any erection causes things to tighten up significantly, turning my sack blue. It is very painful, and even structures inside my ball sack, like the veins attached to the testicles, seem to bulge and hurt. It's likely just about getting used to it as you mentioned. I will keep trying.

Interesting topic. It appears anatomical structure in some men makes this 'sliding down' of the ring likely — possibly even unavoidable — unless you utilize some kind of waist strap. I believe having a lower-hanging package or testicles that tend to hang further down, somewhat slacky, definitely contributes to this issue. I say this because my own anatomy is like that. It doesn't seem correct to me to use an extremely tight ring when your balls aren't effectively helping to hold the device in place. I'll be following this thread closely since I am also shopping for my first metal device and hope to avoid the problems you've mentioned.

> spin418 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 08, 2022 1:35 pm > Interesting topic. It appears anatomical structure in some men makes this 'sliding down' of the ring likely — possibly even unavoidable — unless you utilize some kind of waist strap. I believe having a lower-hanging package or testicles that tend to hang further down, somewhat slacky, definitely contributes to this issue. I say this because my own anatomy is like that. It doesn't seem correct to me to use an extremely tight ring when your balls aren't effectively helping to hold the device in place. > I'll be following this thread closely since I am also shopping for my first metal device and hope to avoid the problems you've mentioned. My position varies from very high and tight, where they are barely visible, down to several inches of 'hang'. This depends on temperature. My rings have been modified with JB Weld to increase their contact area, which also creates a slightly rougher, 'stippled' surface that improves friction to keep the device in place. Additionally, I use the polycarbonate CB-3000 model, which is quite lightweight. Since I haven't yet owned metal devices, I cannot say how much difference material might make.

I am variable as well. It depends on various factors. However, I consistently find that if I wear my device for an extended period (hours), it eventually slips downward and away from the body. Securing it somehow seems to be the only way to prevent this.

The idea that the cage slipping down is inevitable unless you go smaller is a dangerous misconception caused by limited sizing options and anatomical design in non-custom cages. You shouldn't have to risk circulation problems just to accommodate your device. A proper cage should support both your circulation and erections. Another common misunderstanding is assuming the base ring is what holds everything in place. The cage body itself does most of the work keeping your penis inside; after all, it has the most contact with the part it needs to contain. The base ring's main role is security since the testicles are essentially where you can attach without needing a full belt. I have resolved these issues through the human-centered design of my Evo cage. Personally, I have low-hanging testicles most of the time and never had an issue with the ring coming down. Nor did I need to reduce my base ring size. In fact, my current ring is likely larger than what I used before with standard cages. I also experience zero pain from nighttime erections because my base ring is sized for my erect dimensions. The Evo system functions in multiple ways to ensure anatomical correctness *for your* specific anatomy. The base ring is large enough to avoid circulation issues, the exterior of the cage scales to fill gaps for security, and the interior expands or shrinks to keep your penis securely within the cage.