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We've spent a good amount of money testing both the CB6000 and the Holy Trainer, but the biggest ring available for either is still too tight for long-term wear. The HT comes out on top in this comparison.
Even with the sock trick to help slide it on, getting into the HT is quite an effort because I need a slightly larger fit. It's definitely the most comfortable option, though. We were considering steel models but are concerned about spending hard-earned cash if they don't work out.
I think I could manage the HT design if the ring was just one size up, and it would be ideal to have an extra inch of length as well.
Please don't take this as boasting; my wife and I mean business regarding our setup.

member_80f48cda87 · Answer

Welcome aboard! You'll likely find plenty of guidance and ideas here.
Currently, I'm using a knockoff HT v3 nub model that I really enjoy. My advice is to start with affordable replicas; once you figure out what suits your body best, then upgrade to premium models. Try getting several options in varying ring sizes and shapes—I personally like oval rings over round ones. While there are some brands offering rings larger than 50mm, many people begin with bigger rings but end up preferring tighter fits as they get used to extended wear.
My wife (who keeps me locked) and I have decided that long-term locking is right for me after experiencing Locktober, so we're now looking at higher-end models.

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