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The Rouge Stainless Steel Command Me Cock Ring in 50mm is a solid metal cock ring with a small O-ring attached, so it can be worn on its own or clipped to a lead or other restraint. It's the larger of the two Command Me sizes, and the cool, polished steel gives a very different feel from stretchy silicone.
Steel doesn't stretch, so the fit is set by the size you choose rather than by how far the ring gives. It starts cool against the skin and warms within a few minutes. The surface is smooth, with no seams to catch on hair, and you'll notice the weight of the metal in a way you don't with rubber. Some people love that constant, solid presence. If you'd rather roll a ring on and off, silicone is the easier choice.
The attached O-ring is what sets this design apart. It gives a partner a point to hook a finger through or to clip a leash onto, such as our purple leather lead with chain. Keep any tugging slow and gentle: the ring is there for control and teasing, not for pulling.
Rouge lists this ring as 50mm but doesn't say whether that's the inner or outer diameter, so measure before you buy. Wrap a soft tape or a strip of paper around the base of the shaft while soft (and behind the testicles too, if you plan to wear it there), then divide that circumference by 3.14 to get the diameter you need. With a rigid ring, slightly roomy beats snug. If 50mm sounds loose for you, the 45mm Command Me ring is the same design one size down, and our sizing guide walks through measuring in more detail.
Fit a steel ring while fully soft, with plenty of water-based lube. For a behind-the-testicles fit, ease one testicle through at a time, then the shaft. Keep early sessions short (around 20 minutes is a common starting limit) and take it off straight away if you notice numbness, coldness, pain or a change in skin colour. Don't sleep in it.
Stainless steel is non-porous, so warm water with mild soap or a toy cleaner is all it needs. Dry it fully before storing, especially around the joint where the O-ring hangs.
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Helpful answers about Stainless Steel Command Me Cock Ring (50mm).
It can be, as long as you size it carefully. Steel has no stretch, so a ring that's too small can't be eased off the way silicone can. Many first-timers start with a stretchy ring to learn their fit, then move to metal once they know which size suits them.
Measure around the base while soft and divide by 3.14. If your result falls between the two sizes, the 50mm is the safer pick for a rigid ring. Because Rouge doesn't say whether the listed figure is the inner or outer diameter, leave yourself a little margin.
A lead, a light chain or a clip-on restraint. Rouge simply describes it as an O-ring for attachments and gives no load rating, so use it for guiding and teasing rather than anything that puts real weight or force on the wearer.
Start with about 20 minutes and build up only if it stays comfortable. Remove it at once if anything feels numb, cold or painful or looks discoloured, and never sleep in it. If it won't come off, wait until fully soft and add lube; if it still won't budge, get medical help rather than forcing it.
Yes. It's solid stainless steel with no electronics, so water won't harm it. Dry it afterwards, paying attention to the spot where the O-ring meets the band, where drops of water tend to sit.
Any type is fine with steel itself. A water-based lube is easiest to rinse off skin and metal; a silicone lube stays slippery longer if you'll be wearing the ring for a while.
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