Cock & Ball Ring Tutorial

[Anonymous2]

4. ALL DAY USE. I knew some guys wear C & B rings as jewelry, but that never appealed to me. However, Paul Nelson suggested that wearing a cock ring during the day could help keep the engine revved up a bit. It doesn't give you an all-day boner, and if it's loose enough it won't cut off circulation.
However, a steel ring may slip off eventually if you're freeballing or wearing boxers. One solution is to wear a lighter weight ring; I prefer aluminum. Another solution is to wear twor rings; the second ring acts like a "keeper" to keep the first ring in place.

Hi I have a hardwear ice cockring wear it all day, that way your ready as paul says, and hardwear do recomemd that its worn all day, that way its a great way of showing yourself off a bit, if you know what I mean, gives a nice bulge, But to a lot of you guys please use some kind of a lubrucant when putting on your rings, makes the whole thing go so easy, and I do have a tracter pin thats got a clipped ring which works great as a cockring, its a bit like myhardwears clip, but I think they only come in one size its got a closed gap of 40mm, and dead easy to get on and off.
Good Luck Guys

PS, Guys Aluminum, would not be that good as a cockring, you may get reaction from it, or your wife or g/f could, funny stuff Aluminum, could also leave your skin black, but mines heavy glass its not come off yet even real hot Greek days.


The pics below are the tractor cock ring, just an idea I had, but sorry I think you may find they only come in one size, the gap is 40mm, worth a try if you have a tractor shop. Good Luck
Just added the last pic in black and white, in colour would not load, but it shows it in place, make look like a peice of junk, but trust me it really works, and as you can post hot glue bumps, the bumps also keep it in place, other wise they tend to ride round.

[Josh_14_11]

Thanks for posting the idea and the picture, Nohard! I've wanted to get an "ice" glass ring from HardWear, but didn't want to spend the money on it. Your tractor pin is a great idea and the silicone bumps you've added make it even more effective.

I've sometimes used lube to slip on a ring, esp. if I'm using it with my wife and want to lube things up anyway. If I'm wearing it during the day, though, I don't want it slipping off because it's too well-lubed.

Some cheaper aluminum rings might have aluminum oxide that would rub off, but the one I got through http://www.male-essentials.com has an enamel finish. I'm not a metallurgist, but I should think that --as with other metals-- an aluminum alloy may not have black oxidation, even if there's no enamel on the ring.

[Anonymous2]

Thanks for posting the idea and the picture, Nohard! I've wanted to get an "ice" glass ring from HardWear, but didn't want to spend the money on it. Your tractor pin is a great idea and the silicone bumps you've added make it even more effective.

I've sometimes used lube to slip on a ring, esp. if I'm using it with my wife and want to lube things up anyway. If I'm wearing it during the day, though, I don't want it slipping off because it's too well-lubed.

Some cheaper aluminum rings might have aluminum oxide that would rub off, but the one I got through http://www.male-essentials.com has an enamel finish. I'm not a metallurgist, but I should think that --as with other metals-- an aluminum alloy may not have black oxidation, even if there's no enamel on the ring.

Hi Josh the bumps are hot melt glue, I had the idea from my ice ring, but they also stop it from slipping round as you wear it through the day, mine was real cheap as I found it out walking my dog, and it sat on the shelf for months till I got the idea, but it works and works well, but give it a good wash after putting the glue on it, wifey got a small reaction for it after putting on the glue.
Good Luck
NOHARD

[Josh_14_11]

The current forum software doesn't allow for uploading videos, but here are the original video clips to accompany the still shots in this tutorial. They are not high definition, so they may be easier to view in a reduced size window.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dnerme0boiwp ... AvoWa?dl=0

[Woodicould]

If you go to Lowe's and ask for a "harness ring" or look on the website, you probably won't find anything.
Look for a "chain O ring". The package says they are "nickel plated O rings". The website only has 1" and 1 1/2 " sizes, but I found 2 and 2 1/2 sizes at my Lowes.
Personally I prefer the plastic. I would recommend to try the plastic first and get your size, then move to the metal if you desire.

[Anonymous2]

If you go to Lowe's and ask for a "harness ring" or look on the website, you probably won't find anything.
Look for a "chain O ring". The package says they are "nickel plated O rings". The website only has 1" and 1 1/2 " sizes, but I found 2 and 2 1/2 sizes at my Lowes.
Personally I prefer the plastic. I would recommend to try the plastic first and get your size, then move to the metal if you desire.

Hi if you look round in some the farmers shops you should be able to find large O rings in hard rubber, and there should be some in really thick rubber, try giving them a try.
Worth a try.
Good Luck
PS www,myhardwear.com do rings made of rubber, they call them gelq rings, could be worth a look see, just for fun.