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The Oxballs Tri-Sport is a soft cock ring and sling in one, with three joined rings that grip the shaft, the balls and the base all at once. Modelled on the classic metal tri-ring but made from stretchy FLEXtpr, it gives that snug, lifted feel without rigid metal to squeeze into. It suits anyone who likes wearing a ring under gear or during sex and wants a fuller bulge, in plain black.
Traditional tri-rings are rigid metal, which means wrestling them on and worrying about pinching. Oxballs moulded the same three-ring layout in FLEXtpr, its soft, stretchy, phthalate-free material, so the sling flexes as you put it on and moves with you once it's in place. You get the familiar grip of a classic sling with none of the cold edges. The rings are joined in one piece, and each opening is a different size: a main hole with a 4-inch circumference, a shaft hole at 3 inches and a ball hole at 3.25 inches.
Start soft and add a dab of lube to each ring. A common way to wear it is the main hole around the base of everything, the ball hole around the sack and the shaft hole around the shaft, so it pushes the whole package up and forward. Because the three openings are sized differently, you can rotate the sling and swap which ring sits where, which changes the fit and the pressure. Try a couple of arrangements to see which feels snug without pinching. If the shaft hole feels too tight, try it in the larger position. Some people prefer to leave the shaft free entirely and wear just two of the rings, around the balls and the base, for a lighter hold that still lifts.
The Tri-Sport is slim, light at 1.3 oz, and lifts everything forward, so it's popular under jockstraps, briefs and tight gear for a fuller front. Wearers who enjoy showing off a bulge tend to like it most. It's comfortable enough for a night out, but don't count on it as all-day wear: take it off after 20 to 30 minutes of firm wear or whenever you feel coldness or numbness, and give your body a break before putting it back on.
Oxballs says FLEXtpr works with water-based or silicone lube. Wash the sling in warm, soapy water after each use, working the suds into each ring, then rinse and let it air-dry. TPR-type materials can pick up dye and lint from other toys, so Oxballs recommends storing it on its own in a breathable cloth pouch, or even a clean cotton sock. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Check the thin bridges between the rings now and then; if you see a split forming, replace the sling, because a tear under tension snaps back sharply.
See more from Oxballs and our cock slings, or read our guide to cock ring types.
Helpful answers about Oxballs Tri-Sport Cock Ring Black.
A cock sling wraps around more than one part at once. The Oxballs Tri-Sport has three joined rings that sit around the shaft, the balls and the base together, so it lifts and separates instead of only squeezing the shaft like a single ring.
Yes, more so than a metal tri-ring. The Tri-Sport stretches, so it's easier to get on and off, and it can be rearranged to loosen the fit. Keep the first session short and start with the largest ring around the base of everything.
Yes. The Tri-Sport is slim, light and soft, so it sits comfortably under a jockstrap, briefs or fitted gear, where it pushes everything forward. Take it off after about 30 minutes of firm wear, and remove it at once if anything feels numb.
The Tri-Sport's main hole has a 4-inch circumference, the shaft hole 3 inches and the ball hole 3.25 inches. Circumference is the distance around, not across. FLEXtpr stretches, so most builds can make one of the arrangements work.
Yes. Oxballs lists FLEXtpr as safe with water-based and silicone lubes. Avoid oil-based products, which can break down TPR materials. You only need a small amount to help each ring slide into place.
Yes. Many couples enjoy the Tri-Sport during sex, since it lifts the balls closer to the body and keeps the package firmly held. A partner can also help put it on. Check in partway through, because arousal can make the rings feel tighter.
Wash the Tri-Sport in warm, soapy water, rinse, and let it air-dry. Store it separately in a breathable fabric pouch, as Oxballs suggests, so it doesn't absorb colour from other toys or collect dust and lint.
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