Silicone Chastity Cages – Best Device Guide

If you’re interested in giving male chastity play a try, a silicone chastity cage can be a great starting point. They’re easy to wear, safe to put on, and are a lot more forgiving than their metal and plastic counterparts. However, don’t think that just because a chastity device is made from silicone that you can just escape from your locked away status. Despite the soft and stretchy reputation of silicone – there are some truly frustrating ways to lock yourself away in this material!

Our buying guide takes a look at what you can expect when wearing one of these pliable chastity devices. We’ll also take a bit of the legwork out of your search and help you discover the best silicone chastity cages available to buy in the UK. We will help you understand how a silicone device will work in practise, and highlight some of the pitfalls associated with some popular models.

What is a Silicone Chastity Cage?

Silicone chastity devices are designed to lock away your joy department as you indulge in a spot of male chastity play. They are have a velvety texture, some are soft and stretchy, and many users find them very wearable. To put a cage on, you’ll place a rigid ring around the base of your testicles. The silicone cage will be fastened to that via some locking pins, and it will fit over your penis.

In most devices, a padlock will then be applied to stop you removing it. Most people will then hand over the keys to their sexual pleasure to their partner. Read our guide on male chastity for more information on what usually happens between the dom and sub.

Featured Silicone Cages

How does Silicone Feel?

The wearing experience on a cage made from this smooth and versatile material can vary greatly. Some are very soft and squidgy, and not that difficult to escape from. However, silicone can also be relatively rigid. The common factor with all chastity devices made from this material is that they will feel smooth. Your skin should glide over silicone, meaning reduced friction. As with all cages though, a proper fit is key to a great chastity play experience.

How a Silicone Cage Works

All male chastity cages are designed to stop you becoming aroused. If you are wearing a cage that fits properly, it should prevent you from getting an erection. They should never be painful to wear, though. The softer material of a silicone device makes it ideal to experiment with, and some experienced chastity fans report preferring them for long term wear.

When you wear a chastity cage, its designed to frustrate your ability to achieve an erection. So even if you start to get excited, your blossoming hard on will be kept in check by the restrictive cage. The frustration of denial, followed by eventual release is what keeps chastity fans coming back for more.

Making Sure Your Cage Fits

Before you buy, make sure you’re getting the right sized cage. Everyone’s body is shaped differently, so it’s vital that you know how to measure yourself for a chastity cage.

It’s likely to save you money too, as if the cage is a poor fit you won’t be able to use it properly.

You also need to be aware of how to put on a chastity cage. A methodical and safe approach is essential when handling your delicate parts and locking them away. Lube is your friend, but our guide will tell you the rest.

Silicone Chastity Cages Buying Guide

If you want to dip a toe into wearing a soft, stretchy, and silky cage our guide is here to help you pick out the best buying options. We’ve looked at the silicone chastity cages available from top online retailers, and taken the legwork out of the research for you. We’ve read the reviews, collated the good and bad points and found some great options.

Best Small Silicone Cage

Need a cage that has a snug fit, or is suitable for smaller anatomies, and is also stretchy? Small cages tend to be a little harder to source.

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Silicone Chastity Cage FAQs

How to Clean

Silicone can easily be washed in antibacterial soap and warm water. Don’t use any harsh cleaning chemicals to clean your cage. Residue can remain after cleaning, and could cause nasty skin irritation to your delicate parts.

Separate out the cage into its component parts and gently wash all of them. Leave to dry on a soft teatowel. Do not wash the lock as this can lead to rusting. If need be, use a slightly damp cloth to clean it. Dry immediately.

How to Put on

With all chastity cages, put on the ring around your testicles first. A slow and steady approach is recommended at all times. Do not try to put both your testicles through at once. Apply lube generously, and tease through one at a time. Our full guide on how to put on a chastity cage takes you through all the steps to put on your cage safely and comfortably.

Best Lube

Use a water based lube with a silicone chastity cage. If you use silicone based lube with your device, it is likely to damage it. When you are putting your cage on, make sure to apply lube liberally so you can lock yourself away without difficulty. Just don’t get excited eh?