CB Range discussion

Hello everyone! Having spent a decent sum on CB6000s and KSD-G3 models, I expected my device to be virtually unescapable. Over the last two weeks, I’ve been testing various setups with different rings, spacers, and KSD-G3 units combined together. The most comfortable configuration for me involves using the third ring paired with the smallest spacer and the tiniest KSD lock. However, once my member relaxes into a soft state, it’s quite easy to slide it in and out if I use good lubrication. I noticed that adding the second-smallest ring improved security somewhat but made erections painful. This isn’t due to simple lack of space; rather, it involves blood flow dynamics. Ultimately, only the smallest ring provides true escape-proofing, though this brings up a concern for me. While things are comfortable when my member is resting, arousal causes significant pain. I wondered if the cage or the KSD was at fault, but neither seems to be the culprit. Testing with just the ring confirmed that during an erection, blood gets trapped and refuses to drain back down, which triggers the discomfort. This potential issue worries me as it could become dangerous. Removing the ring allows my member to return to a resting state easily. I’d appreciate insights from more seasoned members here. My goal is to secure an escape-proof chastity belt without risking my health, so those pricey metal super-belts are out of reach for my budget.

The main issue you're facing is likely the 'one size fits most' assumption not working perfectly. Your tube seems too large. I construct custom chastity devices and invite you to visit my website; the link can be found in my signature below. My designs feature oval base rings, which promote better blood circulation for added comfort. This shape also enhances security because the bottom of the ring aligns closely with the cage's underside, minimizing the gap between them. Feel free to email me at if you have any queries.

For individuals like myself who shrink significantly when fully flaccid, finding the right fit can be tricky. A device tight enough to prevent pulling out while limp may become too constrictive even during a partial erection. Conversely, any device loose enough to accommodate an erect state might allow for escape when soft. The only solution I see is getting a piercing—either a Perineal Arterial (PA) or frenulum pierce. I opted for the PA. It sounds intense, but it's absolutely worthwhile. I can now wear a device that remains comfortable yet completely secure. You can find photos of my current "system" in my album: a shortened CB3K model. For some time, I attempted to create an internal frame within the CB3K to support the piercing, but these tended to become uncomfortable after several days. Even though my CB3K is quite short, the head of my penis still requires room to shift back and forth internally, which rigid frames restrict. Currently, I use a 6-gauge segment ring with a small chain, which has been performing excellently. The final step for me will be commissioning one in metal from maturemetal, as I prefer metallic materials.

Yes, I believe Mark hit the nail on the head. The contrast between my relaxed and hard states is quite dramatic in this case. I don't think maturemetal cages would resolve this specific issue for me regarding PA piercing... it does sound a bit extreme. I am aware that there are costly chastity belts not relying on rings, but honestly, they command a small fortune.... Is there perhaps another alternative?

> TheLittleOne said: > Yes, I believe Mark hit the nail on the head. The contrast between my relaxed and hard states is quite dramatic in this case. I don't think maturemetal cages would resolve this specific issue for me regarding PA piercing... it does sound a bit extreme. I am aware that there are costly chastity belts not relying on rings, but honestly, they command a small fortune.... Is there perhaps another alternative? > Click to expand... The rule of cheap, effective, and safe is usually picking two out of three. Without opting for either a full belt or a piercing, most people end up experimenting with various ball-trap devices only to be disappointed by them all. This often leads spending considerable money that could have been better invested in a steel belt from the start.