Why Surgical Stainless Steel Is the Only Metal in Our Workshop

Every cage that has left this workshop since 2009 is surgical stainless steel: the 304 and 316 grades. Not “metal,” whatever a marketplace listing means by that: named grades, from the stainless families with the longest history in surgical instruments and implants, chosen for wet, salty places. A body qualifies. No competitor writes about their […]

Metal vs Silicone Chastity Cages: An Honest Comparison From a Steel Workshop

Black silicone chastity cage beside a stainless steel open bar chastity cage and base ring.

Here’s the comparison with the spin removed. Anyone weighing metal vs silicone chastity cages is really choosing between two philosophies: silicone is cheaper, softer, and friendlier to a nervous first week, while steel holds its exact shape for decades, cleans to a higher standard, and can be built to your body instead of near it. […]

Every Type of Chastity Cage, Explained by the People Who Make Them

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Chastity cages come in more shapes and designs than most first-time buyers expect. The main types of chastity cages are open bar cages, closed tubes, flat cages, inverted cages, full chastity belts, and ring-only setups. Each of those arrives in several materials and a wide spread of sizes, which is where most of the confusion […]

What a Chastity Cage Is, How It Works, and Who Wears One

Five short stainless steel chastity cages photographed front-on with their base rings

A chastity cage is a lockable device worn over the penis that prevents erections, sexual contact, and orgasms. There is a ring called a base ring that sits behind the testicles. There is a tube that is locked onto the ring that traps the testicles on the outside in the gap. The testicles can’t pass […]

The Complete Chastity Cage Sizing Guide: Measure Once, Fit Forever

Mature Metal plastic sizing ring kit: nine black rings from 1 1/8 inch to 2 1/8 inch beside the printed measuring instruction sheet.

The most common first email we receive asks how our measurements compare to another manufacturer’s cage. Our answer is almost always the same: start fresh. Every maker measures differently, and even a cage you’d call comfortable can get better. The best cage is the one you forget you’re wearing, and when you take it off, […]