Hi! I'm new to chastity and I've had an acquaintance help me so far but one thing that I'm left with doing on my own is sizing. They let me borrow a cheap one for a while and I measured the ring that fit best and decided to order a Cherry Keeper with a standard cage and a 47mm flat ring. This ring is both too big and too small. When my scrotum starts to shrivel up at rest/when I'm colder, it's a pretty tight and decent enough fit. But when my balls hang when I'm moving around or it's warm, you can drive a truck through the ring. Any tips on how to solve this issue? Thanks so much!
Go with a ring you think is too tight. When you first cage you will be slightly aroused even if you are not aware of it. That will make it feel too tight. Once you are accustomed to wearing it the tightness will subside. May have to take it on and off for a few days and gradually increase time worn. Practice and try different style cages if you can
I have two different cages that I've used, both cheap ones. I measured the ring of the one that fit well, which was 47mm. But for some reason they don't fit the same. The other cage's ring was sort of C-shaped so I wonder if that makes a difference. And I know about being aroused in a cage; I've been locked for several sessions. The problem I'm having is when my balls naturally go up and down because of moving around or the temperature
I can relate to your problem. My bals are tight and high in de morning and low and loose later in the day. When i started i usef a bigger ring in the morning and switched to a smaller ring in the evening. Now i wear the small ring all day. I still sometimes have a bit of discomfort in de morning but its getting better and better. If in de evening it's too loose i wear a strap to make it comfortable. It's a journey to find the most comfortable ring/cage combination. The difference between morning and evening is so big that i accept that i won't find perfection but i've come a long way and i haven't tried everything yet. Keep trying different ring sizes, shapes and gap sizes.