Chastity Cages

Top Pick: Holy Trainer V5 – Made from body-safe resin for comfort and durability.

1. Measure Flaccid Length: Use a soft tape measure from base to tip.
2. Measure Circumference: Wrap the tape around the thickest part of the shaft.
3. Base Ring Size: Measure around the scrotum and base of the penis.

Pro Tip: Start with an adjustable cage or multiple-ring set to find the perfect fit.

1. Daily Cleaning:
   • Remove the cage and wash with mild soap and warm water.
   • Use a soft brush to clean hard-to-reach areas.
2. Deep Cleaning:
   • Soak stainless steel cages in a 10% white vinegar solution.
   • Sanitize plastic/silicone cages with toy cleaner spray.
3. Drying: Air-dry completely before reapplication.

Never Use: Harsh chemicals like bleach or alcohol on silicone.

A micro chastity cage is a compact version designed for:

• Smaller Penises: Provides a snug fit for those with shorter flaccid lengths.
• Increased Restriction: Offers a tighter, more secure feel for advanced users.
• Discreet Wear: Ideal for under tight clothing or long-term use.

Top Pick: CB-6000S – Adjustable and beginner-friendly.

• Measurements: Accurately measure his flaccid length and base ring size.
• Material Preferences: Discuss comfort vs. security (e.g., silicone vs. steel).
• Features: Consider integrated locks, ventilation holes, or spacer kits.
• Communication: Set boundaries and establish a safe word for removal.

Pro Tip: Choose a transparent cage for visual appeal and monitoring.

• Piercing-Friendly Designs: Look for cages with integrated PA hooks or locking pins.
• Jewelry Compatibility: Ensure the cage accommodates your gauge size.
• Hygiene: Clean the piercing and cage regularly to prevent infections.

Top Pick: Steelworxx Looker 03 – Customizable for PA piercings.

• Beginners: Start with 2–4 hours to acclimate.
• Intermediate Users: Gradually increase to 12–24 hours.
• Advanced Users: Some wear cages for days or weeks with proper hygiene.

Warning: Remove immediately if you experience numbness, discoloration, or pain.

• Chafing: Use body-safe lubricant to reduce friction.
• Infection: Clean the cage and genital area daily.
• Circulation Issues: Ensure the cage isn’t too tight; check for coldness or swelling.
• Emergency Removal: Keep a spare key or plastic lock for quick release.

Pro Tip: Perform regular circulation checks (e.g., pinch test for skin elasticity).

• Integrated Sounds: Some cages feature hollow tubes for urethral stimulation.
• Hygiene: Sterilize the sound before use; use sterile lube.
• Comfort: Start with shorter sounds and gradually increase length.

Top Pick: Steelheart Chastity Device – Compatible with custom sounds.

Chastity cages are designed to prevent full erections, but you may experience:

• Partial Arousal: The cage restricts blood flow, causing a tight, pleasurable sensation.
• Morning Erections: Common but typically subside as the body adjusts.
• Discomfort: Use lubricant or adjust the fit if pain occurs.

Pro Tip: Wear a support strap to reduce pulling during erections.

• Long-Term Wear: Use silicone cages for comfort or steel cages for security.
• Remote Control: Pair with Bluetooth locks for partner-controlled play.
• Public Wear: Choose discreet designs for under clothing.
• Temperature Play: Use metal cages for warming or cooling sensations.

Pro Tip: Combine with anal plugs or vibrators for added stimulation.