Cock rings get a bad rap for being oriented towards specific bodies (male), but in actuality, service a larger need for any variety of harness or bondage play.

Any harness with a detachable ring provides options for hours of play however, without the stability of a good cock ring you may suddenly find yourself with a case of unintended detachment. Metal is timeless for this type of work. Not only is the material virtually indestructible, but it is easily cared for, cleaned, and sanitized. Most harnesses come with a standard rubber ring, which in some practical ways serves its purpose. However, with time, the material with break down, stretch out, and eventually fail. Additionally, rubber rings are not easy to clean. In theory, you should change your cock rings between partners, but this usually does not happen (washing your harness does not correct this issue either). Changing between partners with a metal ring will work two-fold, as it can be easily cleaned and will never break down. A problem that you may encounter with metal rings in harness play is that in some circumstances you may be able to feel the ring against you, which may become uncomfortable and even painful over extended sessions.

In terms of bondage gear, the metal ring also acts as a loop to connect bondage equipment, for example: attaching cuffs together, then attaching those to a suspension device. Because it is a solid piece of metal, the ring will not bend and is able to sustain a great deal of weight. You can also use this ring in rope and other bondage play.

To clean, wash with antibacterial soap and warm water. It is okay to boil if desired, but clean it well prior to boiling for the best result. A note of caution: if you have magnetic toys, make sure to test the magnetic fields to make sure you don't run into any undesired sensations during play.

Ultimately, you can't go wrong with having too many cock rings around. This one in particular, is a great investment for years to come.