Preventing Slippage from Tube Devices

I’d like to hear your opinions and suggestions on how to keep tube devices from slipping out. My idea is a rubber band around the shaft, With a chain connected to it, locking the other end to the chastity device. I prefer not to take the PA route

> member_48c691c0a8 wrote:I prefer not to take the PA route Depending on your specific device, there are always "official" (or at least commonly used) add-ons. MM offers their own anti-pullout system, and for CB series devices, you have Points of Intrigue and KSD options. However, aside from a frenum piercing, it seems most other alternatives vary quite a bit in effectiveness. Also, consider why you want the anti-pullout feature. Are you accidentally slipping out during normal wear? Or do you just want extra security for the device? The first option might suggest your fit isn't perfect (possibly), while the second... Well, ultimately no device is 100% secure even with a pullout system. The strongest security comes from your own mind.

I tested exactly what you're describing. I bought several o-rings of different sizes and found one that slid over the head of my penis with minimal stretching. Then I got a short length of sterling silver chain, attaching it to the o-ring by opening an end link and placing the ring inside. I polished where the links joined to avoid irritation. I slipped the o-ring onto the glans, dropped the chain end through the pee slit on the cage, and inserted myself as usual. With my penis head extended fully into the tube, I cut the other end of the chain right at the padlock. Looping that link through the lock gave me a very effective anti-pullout setup. I tried pulling out several times without success. The o-ring stayed on my glans; even if it had slipped off, there was no easy way to put it back in without removing both the lock and the tube. Overall, it worked really well. My only letdown was that I couldn't wear it long-term. After about a week, sores formed around the head of my penis where the o-ring rested. I tried different sizes but the sores kept returning despite these changes. I also noticed that wearing it kept me extended to the end of the tube constantly, which was excellent for urination. It completely eliminated any turtle effect.

> member_48c691c0a8 wrote:I prefer not to take the PA route Have you considered a frenum piercing? The skin there is thin and easy to pierce, though not super strong. Mine hasn't closed up after all these years.

I got a frenum piercing eight years ago. I wear a small captive ring through it and pass a second lock through that ring. It has worked perfectly with no issues, though healing took a few weeks.