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The CB-X CB-3000 is the cock cage the CB-X line grew from, and this clear kit has everything needed to size it, fit it and lock it. It's a full-length male chastity device in transparent polycarbonate: a 3-inch tube over the shaft, a ring that sits behind the testicles, and a small padlock joining the two. It suits wearers who want a roomier, classic cage, and keyholders who like to see exactly what's locked away.
There are only a few parts. The ring goes on first, behind the testicles and around the base of the shaft. The cage then slides over the shaft and lines up with the ring. Locking pins pass from the ring into the cage housing, and the padlock goes through the end of the pin so nothing can be pulled apart. Spacers sit on those pins and set the gap between ring and cage, which is the main way you fine-tune comfort.
Five rings come in the kit, the largest 2 inches across. To pick a starting size, wrap a soft tape or a piece of string around the base where the ring will sit, measure the length and divide by 3.14 for the diameter. Start with the ring at or just above that number. It should feel snug but never pinch. If you see swelling, a colour change, coldness or numbness, take it off and go up a size.
Spacers work the same way. Too little gap and skin can get caught between ring and tube; too much and the cage can pull free. Try the kit unlocked for a while to find a combination that stays put when you walk, sit and bend.
The CB-3000 tube is 3 inches long with a 1.45-inch inside diameter. That puts it between the CB-6000S at 2.5 inches and the CB-6000 at 3.25 inches. A cage close to your soft length feels relaxed and is easier for long wear; a shorter one feels more restrictive. If you're not sure, the roomier option is usually the safer first buy, and you can always move to a shorter model once you know how your body reacts to longer wear.
Begin with an hour or two at home and build up slowly. The tube is ventilated, so you can urinate while locked (most wearers find sitting down neater) and rinse it through in the shower. Keep the key somewhere you or your keyholder can reach quickly. For travel, swap the brass padlock for one of the numbered plastic locks: each has its own number, so a keyholder can check the same lock is still in place.
Polycarbonate is hard and non-porous. Wash every part with warm water and mild soap, pay attention to the inside of the ring, and let it dry fully before storing it in the zippered case so the small pins and spacers stay together.
New to locking up? Read our guide to safe BDSM, or compare every CB-X cage and the wider chastity collection.
Helpful answers about CB-X CB-3000 Male Chastity Cock Cage Kit – Clear.
The CB-3000 is the original design with a 3-inch tube. The CB-6000 came later, adds a quarter inch of length and uses CB-X's U-ring system. If you want the classic look and slightly less length, the CB-3000 is the one.
Measure around the base where the ring will sit, behind the testicles, and divide by 3.14. Start with the ring nearest that figure. It should stay on when you move but never feel tight; a ring that leaves deep marks or causes numbness is too small.
Yes. The CB-3000 is ventilated with an opening at the tip, so you can urinate without unlocking. Sitting down keeps things tidy, and a quick rinse with the shower head afterwards stops any residue building up inside.
Start with an hour or two and add time gradually as you learn how it fits. Take it off at once if you feel pain, numbness or see a colour change. Only try overnight wear once a full day feels comfortable, since nighttime swelling can make a cage feel tighter.
The polycarbonate cage itself contains no metal, but the brass padlock does. CB-X includes numbered plastic locks for travel; use one of those instead. Security staff can still ask about anything they see, so pack the key in your carry-on.
It's a reasonable first cage because the 3-inch tube is roomier than CB-X's shorter models. Wear it unlocked a few times first, adjust the ring and spacers, and only add the lock when it feels secure without pinching.