Question- Ring Size Approach with a PA

With a PA for security, the rear ring on the device serves to support the weight of the device so that the piercing is not burdened. The rear ring also serves a purpose to restrict erections, assuming that the cage / tube of the device is of the proper length and girth.

 

I went for the smallest possible ring, that I could wear with no discomfort while being errect. This is much larger than smallest possible I could get in.

But with a PA it is all about comfort, and even with the smallest possible ring, I could still pull out with no issues.

 

That's a very good question. I guess the ring can't be too big because then it hangs down and the weight is on the piercing. Unless... you get an extra short cage that accounts for the hanging-down? It might look a bit silly (top half of the penis outside the cage) though.

 

I think the ring should be small enough to carry the weight of the cage and prevent erections.

 

I ended up getting a comfortable ring, and a shorter cage.

The Contender at MaleChastityNow is an open design made from narrower 316L rods than you’ll find elsewhere.

A tight base ring is often used to prevent the cage from drawing down and slipping from excess weight. I found the Lori cages to be very weighty.

There should be no pulling down or tugging back on the piercing. It doesn’t really carry the weight. It prevents pull out.

The nice thing with MCN is that I asked for a smaller base ring, and I could make subtle tweaks to the post angle to adjust the ball gap. After years of trying to step down to 1-5/8” from 1-3/4”, I gave up… the ball burn was a constant struggle. I don’t want to be constantly using anti-chafing cream, or tugging on my balls.

So I emailed and asked for a size right in the middle.