Lori Devices discussion

I decided to kick off a new discussion since I’ve finally got the fully completed unit back from Miss Lori. As of this moment, it is day one with me wearing it.

Fitting Details The device needed some adjustments upon arrival. First, I had to reduce and ovalize the testicle ring. I quickly realized that the ring size suitable for plastic CBXXXX devices ends up being too big for the 2C model. The steel construction is much smoother than plastic, which permits a tighter fit while increasing comfort because it doesn’t dig into or tug at the scrotum like the plastic versions do. Consequently, I switched from an oval of 1 7/8” on my CB6000s to one measuring 47mm x 44mm on the 2C. It is tighter than any ring I have used before, yet it feels the most comfortable. Additionally, the tube’s angle differs on the 2C, permitting a snugger fit without compressing the testicles too much. It’s still early days to know if there will be chafing under the scrotum as happened with the plastic rings.

Aside from resizing the ring, I found that lengthening the metal spikes was necessary and adding two more helped prevent pull-out. It is important to note these “spikes” are actually rounded, smoothed rods; they cause zero pain or discomfort—in fact, their gripping action stops my penis from shifting within the tube, which has always been an issue for me with CBXXXX series devices. I had two extra spikes installed at the top of the tube to stop a finger from sliding in and pulling out the penis while inserted. They work wonderfully, and I can barely feel them.

I should also mention that although the original wait time for the 2C was around 40 weeks, these modifications took just 11 days, including round-trip shipping. Lori provides one free modification after purchase; since I requested three, I paid an extra $100 plus $8 for return shipping. This is still a better deal than buying new now, as my original cost was $750 and the current price is $950. That’s just what you pay for custom craftsmanship: they are beautifully built, unique pieces with quality, fit, and security that you won’t find elsewhere.

Security Level The device cannot be removed without its specific key(s); forget about getting it off easily. I recall reading a comment from someone claiming they managed to defeat the lock in 10 minutes, but I remain skeptical. The keyed hole on the screw is extremely small with a central post, making it hard to imagine any other tool fitting inside to loosen the screw, especially if it was tightened firmly during installation (which mine was).

Since the 2C does not require piercing, the main risk is pull-out. I have never owned a CB that I couldn’t force out given enough effort, but this one would be very hard and VERY painful to remove. Even if you do manage to pull it out, getting it back in is nearly impossible—the clamshell design combined with the spikes creates a grip that “push-in” style tubes can’t match. You’d end up stuck with your penis exposed and no easy way to reinsert it. It would be difficult to wear pants or even underwear in such a state. Therefore, I give its security an A+ rating despite lacking piercing.

Comfort Level Everything is looking good so far. I will keep updating as time goes on. Currently, it feels more comfortable than any other device I have tried. It also stands out the least under clothing, and the weight seems comparable to the plastic CBXXXX types I am used to.

How does the Oval Ring function differently compared to the standard round one? I own a 2C myself with a round ring that is 1 5/8"; it feels very snug and comfy—only at night does it feel tight when trying to get an erection while sleeping.

For those of you wearing the 2C, how do you find the fit lengthwise? I am curious about how accurate the measurement provided to Ms Lori turned out. My concern is that I have noticed the distance from base to tip varies slightly depending on whether it hangs freely or lies flat against a surface while being measured. Does this impact the performance and fit of the 2C when worn, since it must dangle somewhat and pull down on the shaft? So, if one measures about 4 inches from base to tip while hanging free and orders a 4-inch device, does the tip remain at the end of the cage without bunching or stretching, or does it shift away? Conversely, if that 4-inch measurement is taken from base to tip and the 2C pulls down on the package, does it pull forward from the base, potentially requiring a shorter cage length? Any advice or comments would be greatly appreciated.

@kinky6666 On your OMG thread you mentioned having a 2D. Was that just a typo, or do you own both and 'ring the changes'? Quite the serious spender down there! Since you also have a 2E on its way now, will you keep hold of the older models?

Well yes, it does cost quite a bit, but since my wife makes me wear it permanently, I want to ensure at least one very comfortable device. The #2D is exactly that; now I am going down by one size in diameter and slightly shorter as well. Although it can be frustrating, I believe smaller is better: there isn't much room for expansion. Also, since I am active with sports activities, if things are too loose, they aren't suitable. Lori's model is secure, so no need to take it off for cleaning. And yes, the money is well spent considering all of this makes my wife a very happy keyholder.

subken I recently received my Lori 2c device and have encountered similar issues; I can pull out etc. I would be curious to hear how you are getting along now with the smaller oval ring and the extra spikes added, as I believe I need modifications in both of these areas.

I wish people would upload some photos so we could see what they look like.

I have a Lori's 2D coming and will be happy to post pictures once it arrives in the next few days.