From him: I've always really loved the look of a nice, steel cock ring; that perfect little gleam encircling the base or shaft of an erect cock, holding it up proud and strong. Also, the little part where the veins bulge out looks great too. So, I picked up a couple of these rings in different sizes. They're so cheap, why not?

With a little experimentation, I discovered the combinations that worked best, the diameters, where to put them, and when. If you're using these rings as cock rings, you need to be vigilant as they are steel, that means once you get up, if they're too tight, they're not going anywhere until you're back down, and as they lend themselves to sustaining an erection, you do run the risk of damaging some very important equipment. Do your measurements and research first! For use around the cock and balls, I recommend inserting your testicles first, then snaking a still mostly limp cock through what opening is left. If you are just placing it around the base of the cock, it is obviously best done before you are fully hard, as the point is that it should be difficult to slip the ring from its position once you're fully erect. I also got the small one and enjoyed the feeling of that snugly in place cradled in place behind the head ridge on my penis (I am circumcised).

After meeting her, it turned out that the rings were also actually used in a harness that she has (Bare As You Dare Harness), and because of that we were able to easily make changes to the sizes of dildos and other toys utilized with the harness with little difficulty. This simple purchase added a vast array of possibilities to another piece of equipment that was already pretty great on its own.

As for materials, this is chrome plated steel. It is very easy to clean up - simple soap and water will take care of it. If you are worried about sterilization, just hit it with a little bleach, or just about anything else that cleans. There's not too much you can do to damage this ring, and if you do, just buy another. They're pretty cheap.

This cheap little guy is still ticking along, if a ring of metal could tick. It's held up to everything we have thrown at it, and taken it like a champ.