Anti-Erection Ring in Metal with 16 Spikes 2.5 cm

Anti-Erection Ring in Metal with 16 Spikes 2.5 cm 🪝

A ring by Metal Hard in metal with sixteen spikes pointing inwards, and a padlock. The shop calls it a “chastity ring”, and that is what it is - but differently from what the name suggests: as long as nothing happens you hardly feel it; as soon as something happens the ring becomes tight and the spikes come into play. That is not a side effect but the purpose. It stands with cock cages, under BDSM sex toys and with sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Metal Hard.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: metal
• ✅ Inner diameter: 2.5 cm
• ✅ Spikes: 16, pointing inwards
• ✅ Fastening: padlock
• ✅ Purpose: making an erection uncomfortable

❓ FAQ

How does it work?

When soft it sits loosely. With an erection the girth increases while the ring stays the same size - and the spikes set the point at which it becomes uncomfortable.

Is it dangerous?

It can be. Anyone falling asleep in it is relying on reacting while asleep - and that is exactly what you do not do. It is worn awake and with the key within reach.

Who is it not for?

For beginners, for the night and for being alone. Anyone wanting to try chastity starts with a smooth cage from cock cages - the effect there is the same, without spikes.

Who should hold the key?

Whoever is also there. A second key belongs somewhere you can reach alone - with this construction that is not a formality but the condition.

How do you know when to stop?

By numbness, by cold, by a change of colour - and by anything that hurts when it is not meant to. Then it comes off, at once, not in a minute.

How is it cleaned?

With warm water and soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner. Things collect most readily where the spikes are set.

How is it stored?

Dry, open, with the key beside it and separate from anything soft. The spikes damage everything lying next to them.

Are the spikes sharp?

They are pointed, not cutting - what is intended is the pressure, not injury. That does not change the fact that skin gives way when enough force is behind it.