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The Oxballs Unit-X in Clear is a slim cock sling: one soft, moulded piece that wraps the base of the shaft and the top of the balls, with nothing extra hanging off it. Oxballs based it on its older Cocksling-2 but trimmed away the bulk, so it's lighter and sits closer to the body. The clear version is see-through, which some people like for the look and others choose because it's less obvious under thin underwear.
A standard cock ring is a single loop. A sling like the Unit-X has separate openings for the shaft and the balls, joined in one moulded piece. That spreads the hold across two points, so it feels more secure and stays put better during movement than a single band. The Unit-X keeps the rings thin and the bridge between them short, which is why it feels sporty rather than chunky.
It's made from Oxballs' FLEXtpr, a soft, very stretchy thermoplastic rubber that Oxballs describes as non-toxic and phthalate-free. It has a squishy, rubbery hand-feel and a little grip on skin, so it doesn't slide around once it's on. At just under an ounce, you notice it less than a metal or thick silicone ring.
Fit it when you're soft. Put a little water-based lube on your skin and inside the openings. Stretch the larger ball opening and ease each ball through, one at a time, then bring the shaft through its own opening. Adjust it so it sits flat against the body, with the shaft ring at the base and the ball ring high on the sack. To remove it, reverse the order: shaft out first, then the balls.
Oxballs lists a 4-inch main hole, a 3.25-inch shaft hole and a 3.75-inch ball hole, all measured as circumference before stretching. FLEXtpr gives a lot, so most people get a snug but comfortable fit. If it feels tight straight away, use more lube and try again rather than forcing it. As with any ring, start with short sessions and take it off at once if you feel numbness, coldness or pain.
The Unit-X is a good match if a basic ring feels like it slips, or if you want something you can wear for a while under clothes without bulk. It isn't adjustable, and it has no vibration, so anyone after a partner-focused buzz or a ring they can loosen mid-session should look at other designs. Owners of a thick, metal ring often keep one of these as the lighter everyday option.
The same shape comes in Black, Red, Smoke Clear and Ice Blue. If you'd like a sling with a built-in stretcher section below the balls, the Unit-X Stretch adds about 1.25 inches of extra length to the ball ring.
Oxballs says water-based or silicone lube is fine. Wash it in warm, soapy water after use and leave it to air-dry. Store it on its own, in a cloth pouch or a clean sock, because soft TPR can react with other toy materials. Clear materials can cloud over time if they touch coloured plastics.
Compare more styles in our cock slings range, or read what a cock ring is and the main types.
Helpful answers about OxBalls Unit-X Cocksling - Clear.
It's a cock ring with two connected openings, one for the shaft and one for the balls. Holding at two points makes it feel more secure than a single ring, and it lifts the package slightly forward.
Do it while soft, with a little lube. Ease the balls through the larger opening one at a time, then bring the shaft through the smaller one. Smooth it flat so it sits at the base.
Unstretched, the shaft hole is 3.25 inches around and the ball hole 3.75 inches, but FLEXtpr stretches a lot. Most people find it snug rather than tight. If it pinches, it needs more lube or isn't seated properly.
Yes, it's low-profile and light enough for under briefs or a jockstrap. Keep wear times short until you know how your body reacts, and take it off if anything feels numb or cold.
The Unit-X is a slim sling only. The Stretch version adds a longer section between the base and the ball ring, so it doubles as a light ball stretcher.
Oxballs lists water-based and silicone lube as suitable. Avoid oil-based products, massage oils and lotions, which can break down soft TPR and make the surface sticky.