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What kind of a cage is it?

I was interested, until I saw that the length is too long.

Although I haven't tried the Bon4, I have tried both the BirdLocked and the DickCage. I had no success with either of these - one ball kept popping back through, and given the softness of the material, I can't imagine even the smallest ring being small enough to prevent that from happening.

Actually is a reference to real life. Travolta may not be too bad on the silver screen, but his true passion seems to lie in airplanes and flying them.

One of my instructors actually saw him several years ago when she was in the U.S. doing simulator training.

Training for a marathon, you're going to be increasing the distance of your long runs - that will be a perfect opportunity to see how it goes. And, regardless how well it goes during training, I think you should be allowed to not wear it the day of the race. You'll invest a lot of training time (blo...

When wearing a CB6000s, the biggest source of discomfort for me is when there wasn't sufficient lubrication at the bottom of the ring (underside of scrotum). Are you sure the pain you're feeling isn't the 'burn' that people often talk about with the 6000?

i don't thinky you can go wrong with this one. if you play with your wife while locked, this probably won't be terribly different - just more to do High five again!y

I like the screw since it doesn't add additional bulk or protrusion and prevents the cage from rotating around the base ring. But, I do like the symbolism of the padlock, as well as the ease of closing and opening it; and the key looks better than the wrench 'key' for the screw. I think I'd probably...

I have both a QK and a WM. I don't require any lube to get into either, but (although not necessary) I do prefer to put a small amount of lotion (Aveeno or Gold Bond) around the bottom of the base ring. Sometimes, but not always, if I don't put lotion around the base ring, the base ring will tug and...

As the previous poster mentioned, there are ways to help prevent pull-out - the KSD being one of them. A PA piercing (ouch) would be another. But as far as detecting pull out, hmmm... I'm sure the electronics engineer in me could invent a device. It would have to be small, battery-powered; likely us...