Metal Hard Stainless Steel Nut Cock Ring for Penis and Testicles
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About the Product
Metal Hard Stainless Steel Nut Cock Ring for Penis and Testicles is a Metal Hard product in the Cock Rings category. The Metal Hard Penis and Testicle Nut Ring in 50mm is a solid stainless steel cock ring that blends bold, sculptural styling with real function. Forged from stainless steel, it takes on your body heat for comfortable wear and delivers the reliable, firming pressure that makes restriction rings so popular.
Key Features
- Solid stainless steel: Made entirely from stainless steel for a weighty, durable and easy-clean ring.
- Roomier 50mm fit: The 50mm internal diameter offers more room than the 45mm version.
- Standout styling: The distinctive nut-inspired design is as decorative as it is functional.
- Body-heat friendly: The metal warms to your temperature for natural, comfortable wear.
- Enhanced performance: Gentle restriction helps delay ejaculation and firm the erection for both partners' enjoyment.
- Width: 45MM, 50MM.
Available Options
- Width: 45MM, 50MM.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Metal Hard |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cock Rings |
| Variant SKUs | D-205352, D-205353 |
| Width | 45MM, 50MM |
| Material | Stainless steel, Metal |
| Size / Fit | 45MM, 50MM |
| Designed For | Couples use |
| Variant Options | Width: 45MM, 50MM |
How to Use and Care
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is Metal Hard Stainless Steel Nut Cock Ring for Penis and Testicles made from?
The stated material is Stainless steel, Metal.
How should Metal Hard Stainless Steel Nut Cock Ring for Penis and Testicles be used and cared for?
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
