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The Oxballs Squeeze is a soft ball stretcher made from thick, squishy FLEXtpr, with a padded ring at each end that gently pushes your balls down and away from your body. In clear, you can see exactly how it sits on the sack, which helps when you're learning where it should rest. It suits anyone new to ball stretching who wants a light, forgiving stretcher, and experienced wearers looking for something comfortable enough to keep on for a while.
A ball stretcher sits on the scrotum above the testicles and holds them further from the body than they'd normally hang. That gives a constant, gentle tug, and it changes how everything feels: the skin is tighter, the balls swing more, and many wearers find sex and masturbation feel more intense with that extra sensation in the background. The Squeeze does this softly. Its inner chamber curves into an hourglass, so it hugs without crushing, and the padded ring at each end presses down on the balls rather than cutting into them.
Most stretchers are steel, which is heavy and unforgiving, or silicone, which can feel rubbery. Oxballs makes the Squeeze from FLEXtpr, its own thick, blubbery TPR. It's stretchy enough to work over the testicles easily, firm enough to stay where you put it, and at 1.6 oz it's light enough that you mostly feel the stretch rather than weight. Oxballs lists FLEXtpr as non-toxic and phthalate-free.
The Squeeze measures 2 inches wide (that's the length it covers on the sack) and 1.75 inches high, with a 3.5-inch inner circumference and an outer circumference of 5.5 to 6 inches. The material stretches, so the inner measurement is a starting point rather than a hard limit. If you have a shorter sack, a 2-inch stretcher may feel quite full; that's not a problem, just a reason to start with short sessions. Compared with a single cock ring or a few stacked rings, the Squeeze spreads its pressure over a wider band of skin, which is why it feels gentler than the amount of stretch suggests.
Do this soft, and if you can, after a warm shower when the skin is relaxed. Put a little lube on your fingers and the inside of the stretcher, open it up, and pass one testicle through, then the other. Settle it on the sack above them so the padded rings rest evenly. It should feel like a firm, steady hold. Start with 15 to 30 minutes, then build up. Wear it during sex for extra sway, or keep it on while you go about your day; under clothes, the soft material stays comfortable. Take it off straight away if you feel coldness, numbness or pain, or notice a colour change.
Oxballs lists water-based and silicone lube as safe with FLEXtpr. After use, wash the Squeeze in warm, soapy water and let it air-dry fully. Store it in a breathable cloth pouch or a cotton sock, away from other toys, so the soft surface doesn't pick up lint or react with other materials.
Browse our ball stretchers and the Oxballs range, or read what a ball stretcher does.
Helpful answers about Oxballs Squeeze Soft-Grip Ball Stretcher - Clear.
The Oxballs Squeeze sits on the scrotum above the testicles and holds them lower, away from the body. Padded rings at each end press down for a gentle, constant stretch. Many people wear it during sex or masturbation for the added tug and sway.
Put the Squeeze on when soft; right after a warm shower is easiest. Lube your fingers and the inside, stretch the opening, ease one testicle through and then the other, and settle it on the sack. The clear version lets you check that it's sitting evenly.
The Squeeze is 2 inches wide and 1.75 inches high, with a 3.5-inch inner circumference and a 5.5 to 6-inch outer circumference. FLEXtpr stretches a lot, so it fits most people; on a shorter sack, 2 inches can feel full, so start with short sessions.
Start with 15 to 30 minutes in the Squeeze and add time gradually. Remove it at once if you notice coldness, numbness, pain or a change in colour. Oxballs suggests it can be worn during the day, but build up to that rather than starting there.
It's generally safe with sensible habits: start with a light, soft stretcher like the Squeeze, keep early sessions short, and never wear one through numbness or pain. Avoid sleeping in it. If you have a medical condition affecting the testicles, ask a doctor first.
Oxballs lists water-based and silicone lube as safe with the Squeeze's FLEXtpr. You only need a little on the skin and the inner chamber to slide it on and off comfortably. See our water-based lubes.
Wash the Squeeze in warm, soapy water after each wear and let it air-dry. Store the clear stretcher in a cloth pouch or cotton sock, away from other toys and coloured fabrics, since clear TPR can pick up dye and lint.
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