@Stealth Man:
Interesting, I’ll have to try one of those Sabre Skins. I notice it says, “girth resistance sleeve when pumping for length”. That could be useful. Once upon a time, I went to the trouble to actually call the offices of a pump provider (Kaplan, if he’s still in business), in order to make sure I was getting the exact size cylinder I wanted… with the aim of completely filling out the girth & thus forcing the length to expand. (My idea worked, thought I was clever at the time) …but the rep I talked to was this young lady. Very ‘interesting’ conversation. Never had someone just straight out ask me, “so what’s your girth?” at the top of a conversation. She seemed like some kind of …connoisseur, on the issue (size & pumping). I think she really liked her job.
As for the velcro ball band, I happen to be in the market for that, also. Never actually had one, but I’ve come to realize that it shouldn’t be underestimated how much a large scrotum will ‘fill out’ / enlarge the overall bulge. I’ve looked around a bit, but haven’t found a product that really looks like something I’d want to get. Mostly all just a bunch of cheap plastic crap from China. And I don’t really want to trust their dubious manufacturing practices (esp. when it comes to plastics) with something literally grabbing me by the balls. So, looking forward seeing what comes out soon.
Hi, it’s been a while. Wanted to check back & see where things are with the C-ring (strap) only product. I see you’ve added the “strapless innerwear” product. I’m wanting the ‘strap only’ version, if you can make it happen. It’s simply the best cockring I’ve found. I know it kinda goes against the grain of what the Stealth product line is based on, but keep in mind:
1) There is a functionality component involved. Think: during exercise. I digress.
2) There’s also a visibility aspect. There actually are some garments where you definitely can’t get away with wearing the full Stealth… but the ring/strap still helps, and is desirable to have on in those circumstances. Think: e.g., the sexiest beach attire your mind can imagine.
Thanks
“[…] the large “ring” or ball band which is worn behind the ballsack next to the body”
Yeah, that part. I’d definitely be in the market for it, if you could just sell that part by itself. I assume it’s made separately, and then attached via sewing manufacture to the rest of the product/apparatus. So if you could just have the factory produce the ring by itself (maybe have 2 or 3 different sizes, eventually – if it takes off) and then market it as a fantastic CR.
Might become one of your better-selling products…
Thanks, Stealth Man… and I might take you up on that resizing order soon. Meantime, I’ve been trying to find innovative ways to work with it, as is. I’ll tell you what would be really helpful, though. Those rubber-band-like accessories that ship with the kit… if you could sell those separately, that would be great. I’ve found that, with some adjustment, I can use that rubber band to assist – quite effectively. Just place it immediately behind the part that ‘grips’ the neck. It works rather well… and distributes the pressure over a larger area, so that’s gotta be better, anyways.
But yeah, it would be nice if I could purchase those rubber bands separately, at exactly the size I would need. Even if I had a ‘perfectly fitted Stealth’, I think I would still want to use this approach for two reasons, 1) distributes the ‘constriction’ over a wider area as previously mentioned, and 2) it’s an additional ‘anti-turtling’ backup system. So in all seriousness, I suggest you sell those separately. Or maybe a custom-size ring (option), for each Stealth order… rather than just the standard size based on the girth selection. But if that interferes with pre-packaging, please just sell ’em separately.
But yeah, my fundamental issue is simply that I’m not shaped like a ‘mushroom’… more like a root. We’re all different. 🙂 I have a hard time fitting into it, not because of the head (that’s the easy part), but because my girth gradually expands more & more towards the base. I’m finding my ways, though. And thanks for your suggestion about using the sleeves. Those things are definitely good multi-purpose tools.
Just to be clear, I really like the product. And I’d recommend it to anyone who feels so inclined to try it out.