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I started wearing rubber cock rings a few years ago untill I got the sizzing right, they always 'cut in' a little though.
Then I progressed on to a 45mm chrome plated brass cock ring at a weight of 40 grams, which was great untill the plating ran thin & it became uncomfortable.
I then bought a pair of 45mm stainless steel cock rings, one at 28 grams & 4.5mm high, and the other 60 grams & 10mm high. Both are more 'tubular' and tend to leave a red compretion ring around the skin and can be uncomfortable when driving with one on.
I've just bought a 45mm stainless donut ring with a hefty weight of 150grams because of it's bulk, but it feels realy comfortable to wear and does'nt cut in like the 60 gramm one. I hav'nt tried driving in it yet.
What are your experiances of the donut rings compaired to the thinner type, and what are the advantages of the donut ring.
Then I progressed on to a 45mm chrome plated brass cock ring at a weight of 40 grams, which was great untill the plating ran thin & it became uncomfortable.
I then bought a pair of 45mm stainless steel cock rings, one at 28 grams & 4.5mm high, and the other 60 grams & 10mm high. Both are more 'tubular' and tend to leave a red compretion ring around the skin and can be uncomfortable when driving with one on.
I've just bought a 45mm stainless donut ring with a hefty weight of 150grams because of it's bulk, but it feels realy comfortable to wear and does'nt cut in like the 60 gramm one. I hav'nt tried driving in it yet.
What are your experiances of the donut rings compaired to the thinner type, and what are the advantages of the donut ring.
