Replacement Locks for ManCage Chastity Cages with Shackles

Replacement Locks for ManCage Chastity Cages with Shackles 🔒

A set of replacement locks by ManCage: five numbered shackles, one padlock and two keys. It lets a cage be used again whose lock has gone missing - or the shackle is changed to alter the gap. 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 ManCage.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: steel
• ✅ Contents: five shackles, one lock, two keys
• ✅ Shackles: numbered, different lengths
• ✅ Fit: for cages from the same brand

❓ FAQ

Why five different shackles?

Because the shackle sets the gap between ring and cage. A short one pulls everything tight, a long one leaves room - the same role as the spacers, only at the other end.

What if the key is lost?

Buy this set and cut through the shackle. A padlock this size does not withstand side cutters; anyone wearing a cage should nevertheless always keep a spare key outside the bedroom.

Do they fit every ManCage?

On models from the same brand yes. For cages from other makers there is no promise - their holes are different.

Does steel rust with daily contact?

Not this one, as long as it is dried after a shower. What rusts is cheap steel in permanently damp surroundings - a lock left in the bathroom lasts less long than one in a drawer.

Are the keys the same for all locks?

Within one set yes - two keys for one lock. They do not open a lock from another set; anyone with several cages does better to label the keys. A spare key belongs somewhere outside the bedroom anyway - that is not caution but common sense.

Is a lock like this a real security device?

As a symbol yes, as a security lock no. It stops nobody who has tools - and on a cage that is exactly right, because in an emergency it has to come off. Anyone wanting something more serious finds metal locks with a different claim under BDSM sex toys.

How are they cleaned?

With lukewarm water and mild soap, then dried. No water belongs inside the lock itself; anyone who rinses it should leave it open until it is dry inside.