Non-Vibrating Cock Rings

What are non-vibrating cock rings?

A cock ring is worn around the base of the penis, or around the penis and testicles together, to slow the flow of blood out of the erect tissue. The result is a firmer-feeling erection, heightened sensitivity and, for some people, a longer-lasting one. Non-vibrating rings do this with nothing but the ring itself: no motor, no batteries, nothing to charge. This collection is mostly stretchy silicone rings, with sized sets, adjustable lassos, cock and ball rings and a few rings combined with a plug.

Types of non-vibrating cock rings

Stretchy silicone rings

The simplest and most forgiving option, and the bulk of this collection. Soft rings from Oxballs, Performance, Firefly, Hunkyjunk, Renegade and Boneyard stretch over the penis and spring back to a snug fit. They are the usual recommendation for a first ring. See more in stretchy cock rings.

Ring sets in graduated sizes

Sets from Performance, OptiMALE, Fantasy C-Ringz and Boneyard include several rings of different diameters or stackable bands, so you can find the right fit without guessing. Browse cock ring sets for the full range.

Adjustable lasso rings

Lasso-style rings from Levelz and Rings!, and the Mack Tuff adjustable cock tie, tighten to the size you want and loosen quickly, which makes them easy to put on and take off.

Cock and ball rings and double rings

Double loop rings from Stay Hard and Zero Tolerance, the Ringo with a testicle sling and the Colt Snug Tugger wrap the penis and testicles together. Explore double cock rings for more designs that support two points at once.

Rings with a plug

A few rings connect to a small silicone butt plug or prostate massager, from Anal Fantasy Collection, and Anal Adventures, combining a cock ring with anal stimulation in one piece.

How to choose a non-vibrating cock ring

Fit is everything. A ring that is too tight is unsafe; one that is too loose does nothing.

• Material: stretchy silicone is the safest first choice because it gives and can be rolled off easily. Firmer or rigid rings suit experienced users only.
• Size: measure the circumference of the erect base and pick a ring slightly smaller, or choose a set or an adjustable ring to find your fit.
• Placement: decide whether you want a ring around the shaft only, or one that also goes behind the testicles.
• Texture: beaded and ribbed rings add sensation for a partner during intercourse.
• Vibration: if you decide you want a buzz after all, compare the vibrating cock rings collection.

How to use and care for a cock ring

Put the ring on when soft or partly erect, with a little lubricant, and take it off as soon as the session ends.

• Use water-based lubricant on silicone rings to help them slide; silicone lubricant can damage silicone.
• Keep wear short, as the product instructions advise, and never fall asleep wearing a ring.
• Remove the ring immediately if you feel pain, numbness, coldness or see any colour change.
• Avoid rigid rings unless you are experienced; a stretchy ring can always be rolled off, a rigid one cannot.
• Wash with warm water and a toy cleaner after each use, dry fully and store away from other silicone toys.

Non-vibrating cock rings for beginners and couples

If you have never worn a ring, a soft stretchy silicone one, or a sized set, is the place to start; it is inexpensive, forgiving and teaches you what a comfortable fit feels like. Couples often find a textured or double ring adds sensation for both partners during sex, while a cock and ball ring changes how things feel for the wearer. Whatever you choose, take the time limit seriously and listen to your body.