Penis Ring Master Series Annex Erection Enhancer with a Ball Loop TPR Black

Penis Ring Master Series Annex Erection Enhancer with a Ball Loop TPR Black 🖤

The Annex penis ring from the Master Series by XR Brands is a ring with a ball loop made from one piece of black TPR. At the top a wide, thick ring lies around the base of the penis, and below it a second loop follows that wraps around the scrotum. The glossy material is very stretchy and contracts again after being put on, so that everything sits snugly around penis and testicles. There is no fastener; it goes on and comes off by stretching. It stands under cock rings, with sex toys for men and under sex toys for couples; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of XR Brands.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: TPR
• 🎨 Colour: black
• 🛠️ Design: ring with a ball loop in one piece
• ✅ Property: very stretchy
• 🔒 Fastener: none
• 🪜 Range: Master Series
• ⚠️ Caution: wear for 20 to 30 minutes at most at first

❓ FAQ

How is it put on?

When flaccid and with water-based lubricant. Usually you first pass the testicles through the lower loop one after the other and then the penis through the upper ring. Leave out oil and greasy creams, because they can damage TPR.

How long may it be worn?

For 20 to 30 minutes at most at first. Only put it on if it comes off easily again when flaccid, and make sure it does not cut in anywhere. At numbness, coldness, discolouration, swelling or pain you take it off at once, and it never stays on when you fall asleep.

What does the ring feel like?

Snug but soft. The thick wall spreads the pressure over a wide area instead of pressing along a narrow edge. The loop keeps the testicles close to the body.

How is TPR cared for?

With warm water and mild soap. Then let it dry completely; a little cornflour keeps the surface silky rather than tacky. Store it dry and apart from other toys.

What if it will not come off?

Stay calm and cool down. Cold water and a little lubricant help to slide the ring over the skin bit by bit. If it still does not work after a few minutes, the emergency room is the right place, not a pair of pliers.