CB6000 issues

Have you tried a smaller spacer on the larger ring?

 

I had exactly the same problem recently: http://www.chastitymansion.com/forum/showthread.php?4012-Help!-One-testicle-has-popped-out-of-the-ring-of-my-CB6000s

 

you can always cut the spacer down a little and shorten the gap, and then if there is any play to stop the pinching just use the offcut of the spacer( may need a little trimming) and place it the other side of the pin just before the padlock goes in

 

Don't Give Up, SubScott

It is the combination of the correct sized ring and spacer that makes for a proper and secure fit for the CB6000. For your situation, sounds like you may need a smaller spacer versus a smaller ring. My experience is that you use the smallest ring that is both snug and comfortable, then start trying the smaller spacers until you have the correct combination of comfort and security. Give it some time. It took us several weeks of trial and error to find the correct combination. Once you get there, you will know it. Good Luck.

 

cb6000

i use a 6000 it fits me like its part of me i have no way of getting free its wonderful to be this way

 

I was awakened one night while wearing my CB-6000 when one testicle squeezed through. Painful!

The problem I had was that spacer small enough to keep things secure was pretty uncomfortable for regular wear. My wife and I eventually started to change the spacer/ring for sleeping, and she'd put me in a slightly more workable size during the day. She was confident I wouldn't try to squeeze out because it hurt!

Having now switched over to a mature metal stainless steel device, I've discovered that the width of rings is part of the issue. The CB-6000 ring width acts as a "funnel," allowing a bit more slipping action. The device I have now has thinner rings (because the metal is stronger) so even though the spacing is about the same, the gap isn't as tapered and conducive to slippery nut syndrome.

Getting fit just right with any of these devices is tricky. It's hard to find the right balance of security and wearability.

 

Either you are a windup fantasist or you have not tried hard enough !Take the ting off and keep it off for three weeks .Then wear backring as a cockring and reduce ring size until your balls are retained. Then go up a backring size and add the cage. Now it might just fit you. With no aplogies to chastitylifestyle from where I lifted the advice

 

A tad unnecessary I feel! Very rarely do we get fantasists here.

To the OP, it is all down to patience and trial and error.

You will also change your size ring and spacers over time. After pet out of his for a while we've had to go back through the sizing procedure because your body adapts to being in (or out in case) of chastity.

 

Getting the CBXK size right

I think everyone who has had a CB6k (or CB3K) has had this issue, and there is a lot of misleading advice around.

It took me about a month before I found a combination of ring/spacer that was wearable for long periods. I did find an excellent article that got it right, but can't remember where, but basically it said use the ring size that's one up from tight and then adjust the spacers down to the level where you are secure without pain. If your balls are slipping out, the spacer is too big.

If you are getting excrutiating pain (other than from an occasional nighttime erection, which does go in time) then it's too tight, and potentially harmful.

The other tip I picked up for longer term wear is to very carefully round off all the "sharp" edges with some fine sand paper (edge of the ring and end of the tube). The plastic may not be that hard, but it is harder than skin.

 

I am a CB6000s wearer, and although it took me a good few weeks of frustration, I now almost forget its there. (apart from when im horny)
The advice which I found most useful was.
1. Largest ring, smallest spacer ( I am actually in the largest ring, without a spacer)
Spacer is between lock and outer cage.
2. Use plenty of lub around ring and cage, especially at night .
3. Fine sand paper, and smooth any edges down .
4. Dont give up, your body will begin to adapt.

Sorry that ive repeated previous advice, but there it is. Good luck.