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The Spartacus 1.5-inch Seamless Ring is a stainless steel cock ring with a smooth, unbroken band and a bold blue finish. Metal rings give a firm, even hold that rubber can't match, and the colour takes away some of the clinical look of bare steel. It suits experienced cock ring wearers who know their size and want a solid ring that lasts for years.
A stainless steel cock ring doesn't stretch, and that's the whole point. It gives a firm, constant hold with a clean edge, and the seamless finish means there's no join to catch on skin or hair. Steel is heavier than silicone, so you feel it, and it warms up to body temperature after a minute or so. Because it can't give at all, sizing matters far more than with a rubber ring. It should slide on comfortably when you're soft and still come off when you're hard. Spartacus names this ring by its 1.5-inch size; the listing doesn't say whether that's the inside or outside measurement, though steel rings are normally sized by inner diameter, so check the packaging if you're unsure.
Fit it only when you're completely soft, ideally after a warm shower. Add lube to the ring and your skin. For a shaft-and-balls fit, ease one testicle through, then the other, then guide the soft shaft through last. Start with short sessions of 10 to 20 minutes, and remove it straight away if anything goes cold, numb, dark or painful. Never sleep in it. If it won't come off, stay calm, apply cold water and plenty of lube, and seek medical help if it is stuck.
Stainless steel is non-porous, works with water-based, silicone-based and oil-based lube, and washes clean with warm water and mild soap. Dry it fully before you put it away in a pouch so it doesn't scratch against other toys.
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Helpful answers about Spartacus 1.5-Inch Stainless Steel Cock Ring – Blue.
A rigid ring like the Spartacus 1.5-inch sits at the base of the penis, or around the penis and balls, and slows blood flow out. Steel holds a firmer, steadier pressure than silicone. Many people notice more firmness and sensitivity while it's on.
Wrap a string around the base of your soft shaft and balls, measure it, then divide by 3.14 to get the diameter. A rigid ring like this must fit easily when you're soft. If your result is close to 1.5 inches, choose a larger size.
Put the Spartacus ring on only when completely soft, with lube on the ring and your skin. Ease one testicle through, then the other, then the shaft. Our cock ring sizing guide explains how to check the fit.
Start with 10 to 20 minutes. Steel can't stretch, so remove the blue Spartacus ring at the first sign of coldness, numbness, darkening or pain. Never wear it to sleep, and take it off once you've finished.
Stay calm. Cold water helps you go soft, and plenty of lube helps the ring slide. Ease the shaft through first, then each testicle. If it won't come off within a few minutes, go for medical help straight away rather than forcing it.
All of them. Stainless steel isn't affected by water-based, silicone-based or oil-based lube. Thicker lube helps the ring slide on and off. Just remember oil-based lube isn't safe with latex condoms.
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