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The Rikers is a stainless steel chastity cage from XR with a lock that sits inside the device rather than hanging off the front. Without a padlock dangling below, it stays compact and much less obvious under jeans or trousers, which matters if the plan is to wear it through a working day. It's meant for couples who enjoy orgasm control and power exchange, and for anyone exploring longer-term denial with a keyholder.
The lock sits in a brass keyhole. Insert the key and turn it, and the locking pin straightens out so you can slide it into or out of the hinge that joins the cage to the base ring. With everything in place, another turn of the key secures it. Two keys come in the box. The keyholder normally keeps one; store the second somewhere the wearer can reach in an emergency, such as a sealed envelope.
Steel doesn't stretch, so fit matters more here than with a silicone cage. The base ring is 2 inches in diameter and the cage itself is 3.25 inches long and 1.3 inches across. A good fit means the ring sits snugly behind the testicles without pinching, and the cage is about the same length as you are when completely soft, or slightly shorter. Too long and you'll slip out; too short and it will press uncomfortably. If you already wear cock rings, compare your usual ring size with the 2-inch base. Our cock ring sizing guide shows how to measure.
Fit it when you're cool and fully soft; a cold shower helps. Put a little water-based lube on the inside of the ring. Pass one testicle through the ring, then the other, then the penis. Slide the cage over the penis, line it up with the hinge on the ring and lock it. Check that nothing is pinched before the key turns.
Start with an hour or two at home and build up over several sessions. Take it off straight away if you notice numbness, cold, colour change, swelling or sharp pain. Steel is heavier than plastic, so you may feel it more when walking at first. Remove it before sleeping until you know how your body reacts, and before any medical scan or a flight with airport metal detectors.
The Rikers is a better match for people who already know their soft size and have tried a cage or cock ring before. Because the base ring is a single fixed size, there's no way to adjust the fit. If this is your first chastity device, a cage that comes with several ring sizes is easier to start with, and you can move to steel once you know what works.
Stainless steel is non-porous and phthalate-free, so it cleans easily. Wash it in warm soapy water, rinse well and dry it thoroughly, paying attention to the lock and hinge so water doesn't sit in them. While wearing it, rinse under the shower daily.
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Helpful answers about XR Rikers Stainless Steel Locking Chastity Cage.
Start with an hour or two and lengthen it gradually over several sessions. Take it off at once if you feel numbness, pain or notice swelling or colour change. Long-term wear needs daily cleaning and regular skin checks.
Measure when completely soft. The cage is 3.25 in long and 1.3 in wide, with a 2 in base ring. If you're longer soft than the cage, it will feel cramped; if you're much shorter, you may pull free.
Wait until you've worn it comfortably through several full days first. Night-time arousal is common and can make a steel cage feel tight. If it wakes you with pain or pressure, unlock it and try again another time.
It's solid stainless steel with a brass lock, so expect it to trigger airport metal detectors. Take it off before flying or any medical scan.
That's why it comes with two keys. Keep the spare somewhere both of you can get to, like a sealed envelope at home, so an emergency doesn't turn into a trip to urgent care.
Steel is heavier, more secure and very easy to clean, but it doesn't flex. Lighter plastic or silicone cages are often easier to start with. See our XR range to compare.