Ball Straps — Description

Ball straps and rings are worn around the scrotum. They delay ejaculation, strengthen the erection and create a pleasant feeling of pressure, and in BDSM they are also used for CBT play. The range includes soft leather straps with snaps, stretchy silicone rings for beginners, heavier metal stretchers for the experienced and combination models with a cockring. Start with an adjustable model and do not wear it for more than 20–30 minutes. Leather, silicone and metal. Adjustable and fixed-size models. Combos with a cockring. How to choose a ball strap. A ball strap or ball stretcher wraps around the scrotum above the testicles and gently pulls them down; this intensifies sensation, delays ejaculation and for some increases orgasm intensity. Beginners should pick a stretchy silicone or neoprene strap 2–3 cm high with velcro or snap closure; leather straps with an adjustable buckle are more stylish, while metal ball stretcher rings (200–500 g) are for experienced weight play. Straps with a built-in cock ring also hold the erection, straps with a D-ring take a leash, and ball splitter models separate the testicles. Ball weights with a magnetic closure are for gradual stretching. Use. Put it on warm, relaxed skin, after a shower, with a little lubricant, start with 20–30 minutes and never sleep with it on. Remove it if you feel cold, numbness or see a colour change. Wipe leather and wash silicone and neoprene with soap. Frequently asked questions. Which size fits? Measure the scrotum circumference above the testicles in a snug but not tight state; most straps are adjustable. Does a strap hurt? A correctly sized strap gives a pulling sensation, not pain. All products are shipped in discreet packaging. We deliver across Latvia and the Baltics.