Z-BALLS is a uniquely shaped super-soft ballstretcher/cockring designed to cling to your junk in all the right places. This multipurpose ring can be worn as a cockring, ballstretcher or both at the same time. Z-BALLS is made from our best selling FLEXtpr so it's super stretchy and soft but still firm enough to grip your meat and stretch your sack. The spring-like "Z" shape is designed to push your balls down and away from your body for an even more intense orgasm.
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The new Z-BALLS cockring/ballstretcher by OXBALLS is ball bangin,' dick throbbin,' sack stretchin' goodness all rolled into one. Whether you're into stretching your nuts, snug cockrings, or both, Z-BALLS has got your ass covered.
The unique shape and soft, stretchy TPR FLEXtpr are designed to cling to your junk in all the right places.
This multipurpose ring is thick, squishy and feels fuckin' great swingin' around between your legs. Hook it around your sack for those low hangers or around the base of your cock for a vein popping rock hard stiffy.
And for the pig who loves it all...you can wrap it around both for some dual action nut swinging and dick gripping.
The "Z" shape not only looks badass, but the spring-like design also gently pushes your balls down and away from your body for a sweet stretchin' sensation.
- Super versatile design can be worn as a cockring, ballstretcher or both
- Soft, blubbery material designed for comfort
- Doubles as a sling for a bigger, more pronounced bulge
- Unique, springy "Z" shape pushes balls down and away from body for stretching sensation
- Made from our signature soft, stretchy FLEXtpr
Width: 2.25"
Height: 1.5"
Outer circumference: 6.5"
Inner Circumference: 3.25"
Weight: 1.8 oz
Made in CHINA
Original design copyright OXBALLS
FLEXtpr safe, strong, non-toxic and phthalate free.
LUBE SAFE: Water-based or silicone.
CARE: Wash after use in warm soapy water, air dry. Store toys separately: we recommend breathable cloth pouches or cotton socks.
