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The OXBALLS AIR is a lightweight cock ring with a ring of open vents around its body, so it covers less skin and weighs less than a solid band of the same size. It's moulded in OXBALLS' stretchy PLUS+SILICONE blend, and this Black Ice version has a dark, see-through finish. It suits guys who like the snug hold of a ring but find thick, heavy rings too much to wear for long, and anyone who wants a ring that can also take electro contacts.
Most stretchy rings are a solid doughnut of material. The AIR keeps the doughnut shape but cuts holes through it, which does three practical things. It drops the weight, so the ring feels less noticeable once it's on. It lets air and lube move through the material instead of trapping sweat against the skin. And according to the supplier, the holes take 4 mm electro contacts, so if you already own an e-stim unit the ring can double as an electrode holder. If you don't use electro, the vents are simply there for comfort.
PLUS+SILICONE is OXBALLS' blend of TPR and silicone. Compared with pure silicone it's softer and much stretchier, so the ring rolls on without a fight and gives a little with your body. Compared with plain TPR it has a smoother, sleeker surface. Expect a squishy, rubbery feel rather than the firm grip of a steel or thick silicone ring.
Put it on while soft or only partly hard; that's far easier than stretching it over a fully hard penis. Add a little lube to the inside of the ring, then choose your fit. Around the shaft only, it gives a light squeeze at the base. Around the shaft and balls together, it pulls everything forward and gives a fuller look under a jock or fitted underwear. Start with short sessions, aim to take it off within about 30 minutes, and remove it straight away if you feel numbness, coldness or pain, or notice your skin changing colour. To take it off, stretch it gently with two fingers rather than rolling it hard.
The AIR is a single stretch size, and OXBALLS' listings don't give an inner diameter for this ring. Very stretchy material covers a range of builds, but if you know you need a lot of room, read our sizing guide before buying. Prefer a lighter look? The same ring comes in Cool Ice and Space Blue.
Wash it in warm, soapy water after each use, and run water through the vents so nothing dries inside them. Let it air-dry fully, then store it on its own in a cloth pouch; blended materials can pick up colour from other toys if they sit pressed together. Water-based lube is the simple choice. The supplier says silicone lube also works with this blend, but test a small patch first if you're unsure.
See more stretch and steel options in our ring collection, or the full OXBALLS line-up.
Helpful answers about OXBALLS AIR Airflow Cock Ring – Black Ice.
It puts gentle pressure at the base of the penis, which many guys like for the snug, held feeling and the fuller look it gives. Worn behind the balls it also pushes everything forward. It's a sensation and fit accessory; it isn't meant to fix any medical issue.
It's a forgiving first ring. The blend is soft and very stretchy, so it's easy to put on and take off, and the vents make it lighter than a solid ring. Start with it around the shaft only, then try shaft and balls once you know how it feels.
Keep early sessions short and aim to remove it within about 30 minutes. Take it off immediately if anything feels numb, cold or painful, or if your skin changes colour. Never sleep in a ring.
The supplier says the vents accept 4 mm electro contacts, so you can push compatible contacts through and connect them to an e-stim unit made for genital use. Contacts aren't included. Only use dedicated sex-toy e-stim boxes, never anything that plugs into the wall.
Under loose underwear it's barely visible. Worn behind the balls under a jock, briefs or gym shorts it gives a more noticeable bulge, which is why some guys wear stretch rings like this one out for the day. Black Ice is the most discreet of the colours.
Water-based lube is the safe default and rinses out of the vents easily. The supplier lists silicone lube as compatible too, but blended materials vary, so if you want to use silicone lube, try a small dab on the inside of the ring first.
Yes. The AIRBALLS ball stretcher in Black Ice uses the same vented design and material, and some people wear the two together, with the AIR around the shaft and AIRBALLS on the sack.
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