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I just got my hands on the Access Denied Men’s Chastity Tube, and honestly, it might be the worst gadget I’ve ever bought. The website promised shipment within 7-10 days when I ordered back in September 2019. After those ten days passed with no news, I reached out to customer service but got radio silence. It wasn’t until I opened a dispute through PayPal that they finally responded—they’d been stuck at trade shows across the country and apologized for the hold-up. That’s fair enough; I’m usually an easygoing person, though maybe a little impatient. Think of me as a kid on Christmas morning who just can’t wait to unwrap their gifts.
Afterward, I dove into researching that Plastisol coating. From what I gather, it’s similar to Plasti-Dip—a liquid layer often used for tool grips, screen printing, and casting molds. My main concern was whether the material is non-toxic, but I couldn’t find a definitive answer on that front.
The tube arrived yesterday. My first thought? The cock rings are massive, though not necessarily unmanageable like those solid Steelworxx ones; these look more like hollow tubes instead of thick bands. There’s also a dovetail-style channel where the tone slides in to secure it against the ring. However, that channel edge was quite sharp and actually drew some blood—I’ve since found ways to mitigate this issue.
Then there are the screw holes for attaching the lock; they seemed like an afterthought, as if someone rushed through their design work. Finally, regarding the Plastisol coating: it looked decent initially, but after just five minutes of wear, I noticed tiny flakes sticking to my penis when I removed it. I had high hopes for this cage being a great product, but so far, I’m underwhelmed.