Base ring probably not tight enough. Suggestions ?

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    #1 serendiFour, Sep 9, 2018
    Hello everybody,

    I'm fairly new to chastity and I've started out with a cheap Utimi chastity cage. Sadly I think the base rings which came with the cage aren't tight enough, the cage always slides down a bit and is only held in place by my testicles, even when using the smallest ring.

    I can provide pictures if my explanations aren't clear.

    So my question is, is that normal or are the rings not tight enough, as I suspect ? Additionally, are there any models you could recommend with base rings smaller than 1.5 inches in diameter ? That's my model's smallest ring and it seems to be the smallest that comes with many of the cheaper models I came across.

    Thank you in advance.
     
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    #2 serendiFour, Sep 9, 2018
    I just realized that this might be more fitting for the chastity device subforum. I can't seem to find how to delete the thread though...
     
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    #3 jemima, Sep 9, 2018
    you has to ask a moderator to do it for you
     
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    #4 Jessica Alexander, Sep 9, 2018
    Go to the hardware store and get some Plasti Dip. You can dip your ring in it and it will make it smaller as well as make it grip better. If one dip doesn’t work, do it again until it fits. Best of luck!
     
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    #5 DonnaSue, Sep 9, 2018
    Until I learned about plasti-dip, I wrapped one side of my smallest ring with dental floss (as high school girls used to do with my class ring) and then painted it with nail polish. That worked fine for a while. Since learning about Plasti-Dip, I have made my ring smaller and smaller until I could barely slip my nuts through it, one at a time and now I leave it on all of the time - even when not wearing the cage - because it is very uncomfortable to remove the ring. It is working perfectly and is quite comfortable,
     
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    #6 serendiFour, Sep 9, 2018
    Hm, that seems quite impractical, but I might give it a try, thank you for your answers.
     
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    #7 slavesw, Sep 23, 2018
    my ring is 1 7/8 and is very comfortable, 3/8 inch gap. Steel is the way to go. With the plastic cages the ring and gap size differs.
     
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    #8 Rectrix, Sep 26, 2018
    1,5" equals 38 mms. You're going to need to find a 35 mm ring which won't easy in the off-the-shelf market. You may need to think about a custom cage.
     
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    #9 JosieLynn Jewell, Sep 26, 2018
    If you figure out the size you need, and are truly interested, I can deliver a device with a ring of any practical size as they are 3D printed. The newest design is undergoing some final adjustments based on testers feedback (and my own), but is nearly ready for purchase.
     
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