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The Oxballs Meatlocker is a full-cover chastity device that wraps the shaft and balls in one stretchy, glove-like piece, with no cage bars, straps or locks. In Clear Ice, the see-through rubber shows exactly what's locked away while the moulded "pierced" head and sack give it a hardcore look. It suits guys who want chastity play that's easy to put on, comfortable for hours and simple to hide under clothes.
Most chastity gear is a rigid cage with a base ring and a lock. The Meatlocker works the other way round: it's a single soft sheath that covers everything, so the denial comes from being fully wrapped and out of reach rather than locked in metal. Oxballs calls it its first full-cover chastity piece. The outside is sculpted with faux piercings at the head and below each ball, plus a full, fleshy sack, so it looks dramatic in a scene. Under jeans, it just reads as a bigger bulge.
Oxballs makes the Meatlocker from PLUS+SILICONE, its own blend of TPR and silicone. The idea is the soft, warm feel of silicone with the stretch and strength of TPR. In the hand, it's slick and squishy; on the body, it grips evenly instead of pinching at one point. The Clear Ice version is translucent, so it looks like glassy rubber rather than the velvety solid colours in the range. Oxballs lists the blend as non-toxic and phthalate-free.
Start soft, not aroused. Add a little lube inside the openings, then stretch the main hole open with your fingers and work the balls through one at a time into the ball cover, followed by the shaft into its sleeve. Smooth it so the head sits at the tip and nothing is twisted. Drain holes under each ball let sweat out, and the opening at the tip means you can pee without removing it.
For long wear, build up gradually: an hour or two at first, then longer once you know how your body reacts. Take it off straight away if you notice numbness, cold skin, colour change or pain. Because nothing locks, you're always able to remove it, which makes the Meatlocker a gentle introduction for couples trying chastity and denial games for the first time.
The device is 4.25 inches wide and 4.75 inches tall, and between 1.75 and 3.75 inches deep. The main entry hole measures 3.93 inches around, the shaft opening 3.14 inches and the ball opening 4.71 inches, all unstretched. The material stretches a lot, so it fits a wide range of guys, but if you're very large it will feel snug. It weighs about 118 g.
Oxballs also makes a separate Meatlocker Electro with built-in electrode contacts for e-stim. This listing is the standard Meatlocker, without electrodes.
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Helpful answers about Oxballs Meatlocker Chastity Device – Clear Ice.
The Meatlocker covers the shaft and balls in one tight, stretchy sheath, so direct touch is blocked without a cage or lock. It's chastity by covering rather than locking. Many couples use it for denial games where the wearer agrees not to take it off until told.
Yes. The Meatlocker has a drain hole at the tip, so you can pee without removing it. Sitting down gives more control. Rinse the opening afterwards when you can, and wash the whole sheath at the end of the day.
Oxballs designed the Meatlocker for long wear, with vents under the balls for airflow. Still, start with an hour or two and increase gradually. Remove it right away if you notice numbness, coldness, tingling or colour change, and don't sleep in it until you know how your body responds.
The openings measure 3.93 inches around at the main entry, 3.14 inches at the shaft and 4.71 inches at the balls before stretching, and the blend stretches a lot. Most guys fit comfortably. If you're well above average in girth, expect a snug grip and take it slowly the first time.
No. This is the standard Meatlocker. The electro contacts come with the separate Meatlocker Electro, which has openings under the balls for electrodes. The standard version still has the same stretch, vents and drain hole.
Oxballs says the Meatlocker works with water-based or silicone lube. A light coat inside the openings makes it easier to slide on. Water-based is simpler to wash out of the vents and folds, which matters for long wear.
Turn what you can inside out, wash in warm soapy water, flush the vents and drain hole, and let it air-dry fully. Oxballs recommends storing toys separately in a breathable cloth pouch or a cotton sock, which also keeps the clear finish from picking up dye from other toys.
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