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Hi there. I hope this is the correct forum; if not, please bear with me as I’m new here!:)
I’ve been into chastity for several years now. I started with a curve device, then moved to a CB 6000, and currently have a CB3000 on. I got married about a year ago. Over the last few months, we’ve discussed it quite a bit and successfully tried it out twice recently.
This time around, I’m already at day 11 and things are going really well; I feel like she’s becoming more serious about keeping me locked up. With the CB3000, I can usually manage for about 48 hours before I start to get chafed. We’re looking for something I can wear all day and night since I’m quite active.
The main issue with the CB3000 is that it’s visible under clothes. I have to be careful in public, particularly when sitting down. That said, compared to other devices I’ve tried, this one is much more discreet.
We are now researching steel options. So far, Lori and Mature Metal seem to be the two brands I’ve looked into most closely. My main worry is getting the measurements wrong. The CB3000 fits well enough for short term wear, but I’m unsure about long-term use. Sometimes it feels perfect during the day; other times it’s too long. Also, when I get a bit aroused, the cage fills up and pushes out hard against my body—maybe an inch or so—which puts significant pressure on my scrotum and makes concealment difficult.
I need a device that hides as much of itself as possible. Security is important to me, but I’m hesitant about using spiked devices; I might prefer slightly less security if it means avoiding the spikes altogether. Fortunately, I’ve never managed to escape from CB-style devices so far.
Any advice on how to measure correctly would be greatly appreciated, along with recommendations for a good device. When measuring, should the cage feel almost completely full at its smallest size? Or is there room for some wiggle in both length and inner diameter to allow for growth?
Sorry for all the questions! I’ll keep researching. Thanks! (And sorry again if this isn’t the right place; please correct me since it’s my first post.)