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The Oxballs Ballsling is a cock and ball ring with a twist: a soft, blubbery sling that wraps around the shaft and sack, with a thick strap running down the middle that splits your balls apart. It's a limited redesign of the discontinued Oxballs SPLITSLING, built on the shape of the original COCKSLING but thicker and softer. It suits guys who like a steady stretch and pressure on the sack, CBT play, or simply a fuller-looking bulge in a jock.
The Ballsling has three openings. The largest goes around the whole package, the shaft passes through its own loop, and the balls sit in the lowest ring. That thick sack ring anchors everything down, and the strap of material between them presses down on the bag and divides it into two. The result is a gentle, constant pull downward and outward rather than a squeeze in one place. Because the strap does the separating, you feel each side being held apart, which many guys find more interesting than a plain ring.
Put it on while soft, with a little lube on the material. Stretch the main hole and work one testicle through the ball ring, then the other, and settle the sack ring snug at the top of the sack. Next, feed the shaft through its loop. Finally, adjust the splitter strap so it sits centred between the balls rather than off to one side. It should feel firm and hugging, never pinching. If you're between sizes or very large, warm the sling in your hands first so it stretches more easily.
Oxballs moulds the Ballsling from its own FLEXtpr, a squishy, stretchy rubber that's thick enough to grip without biting in. It gives as you move, so it's more forgiving than a rigid metal or silicone ring of the same size. Oxballs describes FLEXtpr as non-toxic and phthalate-free, and says it's safe with water-based or silicone lube, which is less common for a TPR toy. At 1.5 oz it's light enough to wear under clothes for a while, and the 2 by 3 inch footprint stays low-profile in a pouch.
Because the sling lifts the package up and away from the body, it doubles as a bulge enhancer under a jockstrap, briefs or tight gear. In a scene, it presents the balls for handling, slapping or other CBT play, and the separation makes each side easier for a partner to get at. Keep sessions to around 20 to 30 minutes while you learn how your body reacts, and take it off right away if you notice coldness, numbness, a change in colour or sharp pain.
Wash it in warm soapy water after use and let it air-dry. TPR picks up lint and dust, so Oxballs suggests storing toys separately in a breathable cloth pouch or even a clean cotton sock rather than a sealed plastic bag.
Read what a ball stretcher does, browse more cock slings, or see the full Oxballs range.
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