CB-X is one of the best-known names in male chastity. Its cages are made of rigid plastic, lock with a small padlock, and are designed to be worn for long periods by someone who has handed the key to a partner. If you're curious about chastity play, this is often where people start.
The CB-3000 and CB-6000 are the classic full-length cages. The CB-6000S is a shorter version of the CB-6000, and the Mini-Me is shorter again. Mr. Stubb is the most compact of the range. Shorter cages are harder to get used to but stop erections more firmly, so many people start with a longer one. The cages come in clear, black or pink.
Fit matters more than anything else with chastity. Check each listing for the parts in the kit and use the ring that is snug but doesn't pinch or leave marks. Start with short periods, an hour or two, and build up slowly. Take the cage off straight away if you see swelling, colour change or numbness, and always have a spare key somewhere you can reach.
Chastity is as much about the dynamic as the device: who holds the key, when it comes off, and what happens in between. Talk it through before you lock anything. Our chastity collection has more cages and accessories, and BDSM has the rest of what goes with it.
Helpful answers about CB-X.
Many people start with a full-length model like the CB-6000 or CB-3000, which is easier to get used to. Move to the CB-6000S, Mini-Me or Mr. Stubb once you know you like it.
Start with an hour or two and build up slowly. Take it off straight away if you see swelling or colour change or feel numbness, and keep a spare key within reach.
Agree first on who holds the key, how long the cage stays on and when it must come off, for example for travel or a medical appointment. Check in often. See chastity for more options.
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