Jockinthebox's Guide to Steel Cock Ring Selection

**Dr Nemo** · 02-01-2018

That makes sense thanks Jackinthebox. I think I must be doing something wrong: I can barely get on the 2.5" silocone ring - it's pretty snug; and, of course, stretched it's ultimately larger than 2.5". That would mean a huge steel ring though, since it has no give. That can't be right - I'm not that big lol.

**jockinthebox** · 02-01-2018

Originally Posted by Dick-tator

That makes sense thanks Jackinthebox. I think I must be doing something wrong: I can barely get on the 2.5" silocone ring - it's pretty snug; and, of course, stretched it's ultimately larger than 2.5". That would mean a huge steel ring though, since it has no give. That can't be right - I'm not that big lol.

Unless you're an EXTREME "grower", when sized properly following my methodoligy, steel c-rings should rarely if ever, need replacing with a larger size, IMO.

**Azmike** · 02-01-2018

I purchased my SS CR with help from Jock. The website had 45mm, 50mm or 55mm (2.2 inches) sizes available. I would have probably ordered the wrong size had I not followed Jock's advice. Mine fits great.

Originally Posted by Dick-tator

That makes sense thanks Jackinthebox. I think I must be doing something wrong: I can barely get on the 2.5" silocone ring - it's pretty snug; and, of course, stretched it's ultimately larger than 2.5". That would mean a huge steel ring though, since it has no give. That can't be right - I'm not that big lol.

**Dr Nemo** · 02-02-2018

Originally Posted by Azmike

I purchased my SS CR with help from Jock. The website had 45mm, 50mm or 55mm (2.2 inches) sizes available. I would have probably ordered the wrong size had I not followed Jock's advice. Mine fits great.

Thanks, yeah - I'm starting to wonder though if I'm a bit of a freak in terms of the attachment of my scrotum? I'm not even remotely large (6x5) but the 2.5" silicone is already tight - and that's s t r e t c h e d, so really larger than 2.5".

I'm going to go pick up a cheapish 2" just to see if I do it. It goes without saying, I suppose, that you have to be without even a hint of an erection to get your cock in after your balls. Sort of slide it in, lubed, etc?

**Dr Nemo** · 02-02-2018

By the way, can you do light runs (don't think I'd sprint though haha) in one of these? What about lifting? What about sitting? thanks!

**Azmike** · 02-02-2018

You could be a freak but that’s not bad. Before you purchase a SS CR you might want to pick up an inexpensive metal ring at the hardware store. Yes, if you have a proper fit you cannot be even slightly erect when you put it on. A slight bit of lube is helpful when first putting it on. I wear it for all activities except PE. Unless you are a freak as you put it I would be surprised if the 55mm doesn’t fit.

Originally Posted by Dick-tator

Thanks, yeah - I'm starting to wonder though if I'm a bit of a freak in terms of the attachment of my scrotum? I'm not even remotely large (6x5) but the 2.5" silicone is already tight - and that's s t r e t c h e d, so really larger than 2.5".

I'm going to go pick up a cheapish 2" just to see if I do it. It goes without saying, I suppose, that you have to be without even a hint of an erection to get your cock in after your balls. Sort of slide it in, lubed, etc?

**jockinthebox** · 02-02-2018

Hi Dick-tator, Azmike has given you some good advice, but if you've never worn a steel c-ring before, it takes some practice learning to put it on and remove it comfortably. Also, a significant part of the sizing process is helping guys asses their personal physiology, i.e. scrotum attatchment, alongside or below your penis shaft at the base. THIS is a KEY component in determining a ring size to fit comfortably, yet hold proper engorgement to encourage a 24/7 flushed flaccid and cement gains from PE.

When properly fitted, a steel c-ring can be worn for sports, working out, jogging and everyday activities 24/7, without fear of it becoming too loose, too tight, or falling off. Sizing specifically to your individual physiology is necessary though, to assue a perfect fit. Sizes range from 40mm up to 58mm diameters, with 45mm (1.75") being BY FAR the most common size sold, fitting MOST guys. I help guys here using my sizing methodology, walking them through a 3 step process to obtain a perfect fit specifically to their own penis physiology. No 2 Dicks (just like tators

) are EXACTLY alike

, so proper sizing makes a difference, believe me!

**Dr Nemo** · 02-02-2018

Thanks Jockinthebox!

I'll experiment with the cheapo 2" stainless I'm getting and assess things from there - then, if you don't mind, I'll pm you to start the process. Very intrigued by this now.

Thanks again!

**Azmike** · 02-02-2018

More good info Jock! Specifically I was unaware sizes were available larger than 55mm. Thanks.

Originally Posted by jockinthebox

Hi Dick-tator, Azmike has given you some good advice, but if you've never worn a steel c-ring before, it takes some practice learning to put it on and remove it comfortably. Also, a significant part of the sizing process is helping guys asses their personal physiology, i.e. scrotum attatchment, alongside or below your penis shaft at the base. THIS is a KEY component in determining a ring size to fit comfortably, yet hold proper engorgement to encourage a 24/7 flushed flaccid and cement gains from PE.

When properly fitted, a steel c-ring can be worn for sports, working out, jogging and everyday activities 24/7, without fear of it becoming too loose, too tight, or falling off. Sizing specifically to your individual physiology is necessary though, to assue a perfect fit. Sizes range from 40mm up to 58mm diameters, with 45mm (1.75") being BY FAR the most common size sold, fitting MOST guys. I help guys here using my sizing methodology, walking them through a 3 step process to obtain a perfect fit specifically to their own penis physiology. No 2 Dicks (just like tators

) are EXACTLY alike

, so proper sizing makes a difference, believe me!

**jockinthebox** · 02-02-2018

Originally Posted by Azmike

More good info Jock! Specifically I was unaware sizes were available larger than 55mm. Thanks.

I wear a 58mm that I bought from meo a few years ago, although it may have been discontinued now. I haven't seen the 58mm size available from them lately. It may just be out of stock, or they may have discontinued it due to slow sales, because most guys wouldn't need a ring that large...I'm not sure, tbh.