Steelworxx Crossfire versus Queens Keep

I’m wearing a cb6000 standard right now and weighing my options between the Queenskeep and Crossfire. When I inquired about welding the Crossfire tube to the Double Cockring (which comes with an integrated lock), it cost less than having just the ring welded plus adding the lock to the regular Crossfire. There’s 12mm of space between the rings, which should be adjustable; I suspect the thicker ring might offer more comfort. For the Queens Keep, I’d add another ring at the tube’s end. The wider base band appeals to me, but I haven’t made up my mind yet. Any insights would be appreciated.

Hello and welcome. I don't own either of the specific devices you're considering, but I've used several Mature Metal models and currently have a Steelheart plus a Double Cockring from Steelworxx (both featuring an integrated lock). The Mature Metal units are solid, yet in my view, the Steelworxx ones are superior. Their fit and finish represent a clear improvement, and the Steelheart is incredibly attractive. When I'm not inside the tube (which doesn't happen often), I use the locking cockring; otherwise, it's always been the Steelheart for me. I didn't specify any particular gap between my rings—I just let Dietmar handle it. It was a minor worry during ordering, but everything turned out perfectly fine. If I were to do it over again, I wouldn't change anything. I'm about to order a replacement tube with a fixing and plan to keep the current setup. Best of luck with your decision.

Thank you Atone! Your reply is very helpful. I hadn't worn the cb6000 for some time and found it quite uncomfortable. Is the thickness of the base ring identical on both the Double Cockring and Steelheart? I'm leaning towards Dietmar, especially since his pricing remains competitive even with shipping costs included. Thanks once more!