Chastity

What is a chastity device?

A chastity device locks the wearer away from touch and release, and hands control of the key to a partner or to the clock. Most pieces in this collection are cages: a ring sits behind the testicles, a cage encloses the shaft and a small lock joins the two. Alongside the cages sit one belt-style device and a handful of clips and key pieces; the penis chastity range narrows the view to cages alone.

Types of chastity devices

Stainless steel cages

Blue Line C&B Gear and Master Series make polished steel cages in full, mini and micro lengths, including inverted and flat designs that keep everything tucked, a turtle head shape and the double-ring Hard Stop. Steel is heavy, cool against the skin and simple to keep clean.

Acrylic and clear cages

See-thru acrylic cages from Blue Line and the Master Series Clear Captor show everything while locking it away. They weigh less than steel and are a common first cage.

Silicone and TPE cages

Soft cages bend with the body, so they suit longer wear and sleep. Blue Line offers silicone and TPE cages with a ball loop and a urination hole, Oxballs makes the vented Airlock Air-Lite, and Master Series has the Detained soft-body cage with or without nubs, plus a metal cage finished with a silicone end cap.

Cages with plugs, belts and extras

ManCage and Anal Fantasy Elite combine a cage with a plug, Prowler RED pairs a cage with a urethral plug, Master Series makes a Vulva chastity cage and Blue Line adds a glow-in-the-dark micro cage. The Strict Safety Net belt holds with straps rather than a ring. Tucking clips, a key necklace and a timed key holder live under chastity accessories.

How to choose a chastity cage

Fit matters more than anything else, because a cage that pinches will be off within the hour.

• Ring size: measure behind the testicles when relaxed; the ring should sit snugly without digging in.
• Cage length: a shorter cage is more secure and usually more comfortable; the Master Series Double Lockdown is customisable if you want to fine-tune the fit.
• Material: steel for weight and easy cleaning, acrylic for a lighter clear cage, silicone or TPE for flexibility and overnight wear.
• Practical details: a urination hole and open slats make daily wear workable; a ball loop helps a soft cage stay put.
• Key control: a padlock with keys suits a keyholder game, and the Master Series Possession key necklace lets the holder wear the key.

How to use and care for a chastity device

Start with short sessions and build up slowly. Check the skin and circulation often: cold, numb or discoloured skin means the device comes off at once. Keep a spare key where both partners can reach it in an emergency, and never lock on anything that cannot be removed quickly.

• Wash the device and the skin beneath it every day with warm water and a mild toy cleaner, and dry fully before relocking.
• A little water-based lubricant helps the ring slide on and prevents chafing; avoid silicone lube on silicone or TPE cages.
• A plug attached to a cage needs the same care as any anal toy: clean before and after, use plenty of lube and go slowly.
• Take the device off for sleep until you know how your body reacts, and stop if anything hurts.

Chastity for beginners and couples

A first cage should be light, short and easy to remove, so a silicone or acrylic model is usually the gentler start. Agree in advance on how long the device stays on, who holds the key and what ends the game, exactly as you would with restraints. Many couples build a scene around it, from a keyholder's lingerie to a weekend of teasing, and let anticipation do most of the work.