Trouble with the cb6000 unit and compressed testicles

Hello, I purchased a CB6000 and was truly surprised by how compact the ring is that sits behind your penis and testicles. Given my small penis size and modest-sized balls, I never expected to struggle with even the largest ring setting before applying some lubricant… Eventually, I got it working and locked up properly. The issue now arises during an erection: the girth expands from the base rather than within the shaft tube, which pushes my testicles outward against my body while crushing them together in considerable pain… Does anyone have a solution for this? I tried using the largest spacer available. A smaller one didn’t make much difference. It only stayed on for roughly an hour, but despite the discomfort from those squeezed balls during erections, I kept thinking about kissing and pleasing my wife orally… Surely others here can relate?

You might need to experiment with the ring size and spacers until you find a setup that suits your needs. However, this is what devices of these styles typically do. When you get an erection, it pushes inward toward your body while driving the device (and your testicles) outward. It seems like you are still getting accustomed to the ring—perhaps try wearing just the ring for some time first (or better yet, use a cockring of similar size, since the posts on a CB6000 without a tube mounted will likely feel quite awkward). Also, keeping the area around the ring moisturized is crucial. This helps avoid that uncomfortable "rope burn" sensation when the ring drags your scrotum forward. Some discomfort comes with the territory of this practice, and it can take time to adjust to these new feelings (both pleasant and irritating ones). You need to balance the drawbacks to enjoy the benefits. Most importantly—stay safe: avoid downsizing too quickly. Just because some unease is normal doesn't mean you should ignore potential injury.

Don't forget that since the gadget is brand new to you, you're likely thrilled out of your mind. For most guys, that excitement means frequent erections and a hard time going soft... And if you aren't flaccid, rings will definitely feel tight. The pulling sensation on the balls is exactly how these gadgets are meant to operate.

> member_a09fa20666 wrote: > I ordered a CB6000 and when I opened the package I was really amazed by the small size of the ring which you have to put behind your cock and balls. I'm not sure if you dropped an 's' or what... You mentioned being surprised at the "ring" (singular) rather than **RINGS**. Was that a typo? Your CB should have come with rings in various sizes.

subjer, When I first got my CB6000 I had similar experiences. At first the largest ring seemed rediculously small, partially because my gf and I were aroused and eager to start our new game. Also, even though my flaccid penis measures the exact inner length of the CB, I found that my girth was wider than the inner diameter of the tube, so I bunched up at the entrance. From what I've read, these are not uncommon first experiences for eager couples. I have a tight scrotum, but with practice (and totally unaroused) I found that I could fit into the third largest ring, but have settled into the second to largest to reduce chaffing under my sack. For optimum fit I quickly realized that the penis must be fully inserted into the tube, without any excess skin at the entrance. I could not achieve this without an additional tool and soon discovered what is referred to as the "stocking method". That name derives from some users wrapping a (or piece of) womens stocking around the penis, threading the loose end through the tube, then pulling themselves into the tube. I used a cheaper but very effective alternate method, which I'll coin as "the shopping bag method". Cut a 5in x 10in strip from a typical plastic shopping bag typically used by grocery stores. It is thin and strong, so perfectly suited to the task. Fit the ring assembly around your scrotum first, and pull your junk fully through (pube trimming highly recommended). With your (flaccid) penis and the tube already lubricated (I use mineral oil), wrap the 5in portion around your penis from the underside, making sure that the inner edge is positioned at the very base of your shaft (important). The plastic should adher pretty well to you lubed member. Twist the loose end of the plastic like a candy wrapper and feed it through the CB tube and out through the urine vent. Slowly pull yourself into the chastity tube as you align the cage onto the ring pins. As you continue to simultaneously pull your penis into the tube while sliding the cage onto the pins, you should enjoy the sight of yourself becoming fully inserted, and moments away from being fully chaste. It took some practice (and variable plastic dimentions) to avoid pulling my penis too far, as you don't want any of the tip of your penis or foreskin to protrude from the urine vent - that will quickly become irritating in even the loosest clothing. My use of mineral oil (same as baby oil, but without the scent) has not deteriorated the polycarbonate plastic of the CB6000. It will break down a condom, and may effect the grocery plastic over time.

> member_d40d167d3e wrote: > I used a cheaper but very effective alternate method, which I'll coin as "the shopping bag method". Welcome to the community. Thanks for sharing your technique. I can see where that could be handy; sometimes the stocking has too much grip.

After three months in the CB 3000 I realized that it was bad chastity belt. It is not safe. Erection pushing my balls. Now I wear CS 100th The tube is polished and very comfortable. Morning erections are less painful.