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Male Chastity Devices
Male chastity devices are sexual toys used to prevent erection, orgasm and sexual pleasure in men. Constructed of plastic, metal, leather or a combination of all three, the device covers the penis and often exerts pressure on the testicles for the sake of sexual torture. A basic and common design for a male chastity device is a tube that completely contains the penis, save ventilation and urination holes. The devices are often kept in place with padlocks of the kind available at any hardware store. The key to the lock is given to the dominant partner who, in the parlance of chastity culture, is known as a “keyholder.” This keyholder might or might not be the chastised male’s partner. More elaborate designs might include spikes or other objects that cause pain.
Other devices are more elaborate -- and painful. Some include sharp objects such as steel spikes and thumb tacks to make erections a decidedly painful experience for the chastised male.
History of Chastity Devices
Chastity devices are BDSM tools with a long and storied history. While the contemporary concept of the medieval torture device is largely unsubstantiated (devices are frequently mentioned in historical documents, though scant physical evidence testifies to their existence), the Freudian nightmare of the Victorian and Edwardian periods is completely factual. The first chastity devices for which there is solid evidence begin appearing around the 1850s to prevent “self-abuse” and the mental maladies Victorians believed to be associated with Onanism. In fact, the chastity device as an anti-masturbation tool was manufactured well into the 20th Century. Applications continued to come into the United States Patent Office into the late 1930s.
Contemporary chastity devices are largely based on the design Hal Higginbottom. He began manufacturing chastity belts for men in 1958. As of 2005, the vast majority of people using chastity belts were using something from the CB series, a brand that boasts a market share of over 70 percent.
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How to use the device and alternate applications
Within the realm of fetish there are a variety of applications for the chastity device. The devices are available with actual locks, allowing the key-holder to exercise total control over the wearer’s penis, leaving the chaste man with none. You can purchase such devices in both metal and plastic, for the added comfort (or discomfort) of the wearer. On the other end of the spectrum, there are ties, ropes and other binding tools that you can use to keep your partner’s penis bound.
The male chastity device can be taken to its greatest extreme with the chastity piercing. This piercing can be done several ways. For example, a modified Prince Albert and / or frenulum piercing can prevent penetration with a lock. The guiche piercing connected to a Prince Albert can prevent erection entirely. These types of piercings can make the chastity device literally a part of the body.
Male chastity devices are made of a number of materials, however, the basic operation is the same no matter what type of device you have. There is generally a piece that fits around the penis itself, encasing the male sexual organ in metal, plastic, rubber or other materials. A second piece fits at the base of the penis, sometimes fitting around the back of the scrotum for added torment. A small padlock attaches the two pieces together. You can also purchase disposable plastic locks. These are one-time use locks that will let you know whether or not the bound male has been attempting to tamper with his chastity device.
Types of Devices
There are several types of male chastity devices on the market. These devices all work in different ways and offer different types of bondage. Choosing the right device begins with knowing whether you’re looking for short- or long-term bondage and what material suits you best.
Anal Chastity
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Long-Term Devices
Long-term devices are chastity devices designed to be worn for longer than a single session. They often involve a locking mechanism that prevents the wearer from removing the device without bolt cutters.
Silicone Chastity Device
Birdlocked Silicone Chastity Device
Plastic Chastity Devices
CB Series
PA-5000
Metal Chastity
The Brig
The Penistentiary
Short-Term Chastity Devices
Short-term devices are chastity tools designed to keep a man under sexual bondage for a short period of time, such as a single play session. Such devices should not be worn for long periods of time. Keyholders looking for something for extended play should purchase a device specifically designed for such use.
Mixed Materials
The Houdini & Harness
Locking Cock Cage
Penis Prison With Pin-Prick Lining
Gates of Hell
Metal and CBT
Kali’s Teeth
The Spike Cage
Rubber
Locking Rubber Penis Prison
Harnesses
What To Look For
When shopping for a male chastity device there are some important areas to pay attention to:
- Quality of Materials: Make sure that a cock cage made out of plastic or rubber is using medical-grade materials. This will not only keep the cock more secure, it will also prevent nasty rashes that are no fun for anyone. Metal cock cages should be welded securely in place.
- Proper Sizing: To size for a cock cage, measure the penis in its flaccid state while stretched out. Be sure to leave an additional 1/8” of an inch for the sake of hygiene.
Hygiene and Cleaning
When purchasing a chastity device, make sure to find out if your specific device can be worn while showering. You should also read about any specific cleaning concerns. It is recommended that a lubricant be applied to the penis after a shower to prevent chafing.
How to clean your male chastity device is largely a function of the material that it is made out of.
- Silicone: This material can be washed with warm soap and water. Disinfect the device by boiling in water for ten minutes. Sterilization is difficult and requires expensive equipment such as autoclaves or toxic chemicals.
- Plastics: Clean with soap and warm water. Disinfect with alcohol. Sterilization is, like with silicone, difficult.
- Stainless Steel: Stainless steel is the easiest to take care of. It can be cleaned by boiling and disinfected with alcohol or a bleach-and-water solution. Total sterilization requires an autoclave or gluteraldehyde-based chemical agents.
Chastity in BDSM at Wikipedia.org
How to use the device and alternate applications
Within the realm of fetish there are a variety of applications for the chastity device. The devices are available with actual locks, allowing the key-holder to exercise total control over the wearer’s penis, leaving the chaste man with none. You can purchase such devices in both metal and plastic, for the added comfort (or discomfort) of the wearer. On the other end of the spectrum, there are ties, ropes and other binding tools that you can use to keep your partner’s penis bound. The common cock ring, to say nothing of its more elaborate variants, is a sort of short-term male chastity device.
The male chastity device can be taken to its greatest extreme with the chastity piercing. This piercing can be done several ways. For example, a modified Prince Albert and / or frenulum piercing can prevent penetration with a lock. The guiche piercing connected to a Prince Albert can prevent erection entirely. These types of piercings can make the chastity device literally a part of the body.
Male chastity devices are made of a number of materials, however, the basic operation is the same no matter what type of device you have. There is generally a piece that fits around the penis itself, encasing the male sexual organ in metal, plastic, rubber or other materials. A second piece fits at the base of the penis, sometimes fitting around the back of the scrotum for added torment. A small padlock attaches the two pieces together. You can also purchase disposable plastic locks. These are one-time use locks that will let you know whether or not the bound male has been attempting to tamper with his chastity device.
What To Look For
When shopping for a male chastity device there are some important areas to pay attention to:
- Quality of Materials: Make sure that a cock cage made out of plastic or rubber is using medical-grade materials. This will not only keep the cock more secure, it will also prevent nasty rashes that are no fun for anyone. Metal cock cages should be welded securely in place.
- Proper Sizing: To size for a cock cage, measure the penis in its flaccid state while stretched out. Be sure to leave an additional 1/8” of an inch for the sake of hygiene.
Hygiene and Cleaning
When purchasing a chastity device, make sure to find out if your specific device can be worn while showering. You should also read about any specific cleaning concerns. It is recommended that a lubricant be applied to the penis after a shower to prevent chafing. Never use a silicone-based lubricant with a silicone toy. It will destroy the device.
How to clean your male chastity device is largely a function of the material that it is made out of.
- Silicone: This material can be washed with warm soap and water. Disinfect the device by boiling in water for ten minutes.
- Plastics: Clean with soap and warm water. Disinfect with alcohol.
- Stainless Steel: Stainless steel is the easiest to take care of. It can be cleaned by boiling and disinfected with alcohol or a bleach-and-water solution.
Chastity in BDSM at Wikipedia.org