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Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage – 5 Colors
$49.50
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Step into a world where your desires are bound by my will. The Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage, 3D-printed with precision, comes in 5 vibrant colors, each a symbol of your submission. With a snug width of 31 mm (1.22 inches), this cage wraps you in tight control, leaving you no escape. The pee hole opening measures 14 mm in height (0.55 inches) and 8 mm in width (0.31 inches), ensuring you remain functional yet completely at my mercy.
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Imagine the feeling as this cage clicks into place, locking away your most intimate desires. Whether you're in public or in the privacy of your home, this cage is a constant reminder of your status. The colors add a playful twist, but don't let that fool you—this is about control, and you're the one wearing it.
The small pee hole is your only connection to the outside world, a subtle yet firm reminder of your chastity. Each color, each size, is chosen by me, dictating how your day will go. Will you wear the bold red, a daring display of your submission, or perhaps the discreet black, silently acknowledging your obedience? The choice isn’t yours—it’s mine.
HOW TO MEASURE
Measure for the base ring
Measure the circumference around your cock from behind the balls. You can use a fabric tape measure (the kind dressmakers use) to get the measurement, or, if you don’t have one, you can use a piece of string and a ruler. Wrap the tape measure or string around your cock, going behind the balls. The tape should be snug but not tight.
Now you have your circumference you need to divide it by 3.14 to get the diameter. We’ve done some sample calculations below to show you how it works:
In imperial:7 inches ÷ 3.14 = 2.25 inches diameter
6.25 inches ÷ 3.14 = 2 inchesdiameter
5.5 inches ÷ 3.14 = 1.75 inches diameter
4.7 inches ÷ 3.14 = 1.5 inches diameter
Measure for the Cage Tube
Ideally, you want a cage that is just long enough to allow the tip of your penis to come to rest at the end of the cage.
Take a ruler and place it on the underside of your flaccid penis, measuring from tip to base. Do not press the ruler into your scrotum, as this will give you an incorrect measurement. Just allow the ruler to make contact with the skin there. You should be completely flaccid when taking this measurement, but not the “retracted inside the body because it’s cold or scared” type of flaccid. For accurate results, take this measurement several times throughout the day, to find your most common length. When you have found your measurement, deduct a ¼ to a ½ inch off the final results and this will be your ideal length for a cage.
SIZES AND OPTIONS:
Dimensions:
Internal width 31mm/1.22inch
Pee Hole:
14 mm in height (0.55 inches) and 8 mm in width (0.31 inches)
Rings sizes available:
- 43 mm (1.69 inches)
- 45 mm (1.77 inches)
- 48 mm (1.88 inches)
- 51 mm (2.00 inches)
Colors available: Black; Orange; Purple; Pink; Light Blue
This item is 3D printed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do men like to wear chastity cages?
Men wear chastity cages for different reasons, but the most common ones are power exchange, orgasm control, denial play, habit training, and the psychological feeling of being restrained. For some, it is part of BDSM submission. For others, it is a way to create structure, reduce impulsive masturbation, or add anticipation to partnered sex.
A cage like the Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage is aimed at people who want that control to feel constant and obvious. It has a compact 31 mm internal width, an integrated lock design, and a small pee opening, which makes it feel restrictive rather than loose or decorative. That usually appeals more to users who want discipline and close confinement than to someone looking for a casual novelty.
The main tradeoff is comfort versus control. Tighter, smaller cages can feel more intense, but they require more careful sizing and shorter break-in periods. Beginners often enjoy chastity most when they treat fit and safety as seriously as the kink itself.
How long can a man wear a chastity device safely?
There is no single safe wear time for everyone. It depends on fit, material, body shape, activity level, hygiene, and experience. Beginners usually do best starting with short sessions of one to a few hours, then gradually increasing only if there is no numbness, discoloration, pinching, swelling, or skin irritation.
For a snug device like the Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage, sizing matters even more because the 31 mm internal width is quite compact and the pee hole is relatively small at 14 mm by 8 mm. That design can work well for controlled, close confinement, but it is not the best choice for rushing into long-term wear without testing comfort first.
A good rule is to remove the device regularly for cleaning and skin checks, especially during early use. If urination becomes difficult, circulation feels restricted, or pain increases instead of settling, it should come off immediately. People seeking extended wear usually benefit most from careful measurement, a gradual break-in schedule, and clear communication with a partner if chastity is part of a dynamic.
What makes a male chastity cage good for beginners?
A good beginner chastity cage is one that balances security with manageable comfort. The most important factors are correct ring size, cage length, smooth edges, breathable design, and a shape that is snug without causing pressure points. A device that is too large tends to slip or allow partial erections, while one that is too tight can quickly become unpleasant or unsafe.
This product can work for beginners who specifically want a small, more controlling fit, but it is not the softest entry point for everyone. The Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage has a compact 31 mm internal width and a small pee hole, so it suits users who want a restricted feel rather than a roomy training cage. It is 3D printed and offered with multiple ring sizes from 43 mm to 51 mm, which helps with fit selection.
Beginners who are curious about denial, obedience, and submissive training may like this style if they measure carefully and start slow. The tradeoff is that a more confining cage can be more intense, so comfort testing is essential before longer wear.
How do I choose the right size male chastity cage?
The right chastity cage size comes from two measurements: base ring diameter and cage length. For the base ring, measure the circumference around the penis and behind the balls using a soft tape or string, then divide that number by 3.14 to get diameter. For cage length, measure the underside of the fully flaccid penis from tip to base, then usually subtract about a quarter to half an inch for a secure fit.
For the Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage, ring sizes available are 43 mm, 45 mm, 48 mm, and 51 mm. The cage itself has an internal width of 31 mm, which makes it a fairly snug option. That means it is best for users who want close confinement and who are confident the width and length profile suits their anatomy.
If you are between ring sizes, most people choose the snugger ring only if it does not pinch or strain. A ring that is too loose can shift and reduce security. A ring that is too tight can affect comfort and circulation, so accuracy matters more than guessing.
Is a 3D printed chastity cage safe to wear?
A 3D printed chastity cage can be safe when it is well made, properly fitted, and used with basic BDSM safety practices. What matters most is surface finish, structural integrity, edge smoothness, and whether the design avoids obvious pressure points. Users should always inspect the device before wear and stop using it if they notice cracks, rough spots, or irritation.
The Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage is a 3D printed design with an integrated lock style and a compact shape. That makes it appealing for people who want a unique, restrictive cage rather than a generic metal look. The tradeoff is that 3D printed products can vary in texture compared with polished metal or molded plastic, so cleaning, checking the finish, and using good hygiene are especially important.
This style is best for users who care about a distinct form and close control. It is less ideal for anyone who wants the heaviest, most industrial feel or who prefers a fully non-printed material. As with any cage, fit and body response matter more than material hype.
What is the difference between a small chastity cage and a standard-size cage?
A small chastity cage is designed to keep the penis in a more compressed, tucked, or closely confined position. A standard-size cage usually allows a bit more internal room and often feels easier for beginners during longer sessions. The main difference is not just length, but how much movement, growth, and internal space the device allows.
The Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage falls on the smaller, more restrictive side. Its internal width is 31 mm, and the product is positioned as a compact design. That means it will usually feel more controlling and less forgiving than a roomier cage. For submissive training, denial, and a stronger sense of helplessness, many users prefer that. For first-time all-day wear, others may find a standard-size cage easier to adapt to.
The tradeoff is simple: smaller cages often increase the sense of restraint, but they demand more precise sizing and comfort testing. They are best for users who actively want close containment, not just light experimentation.
Can you urinate normally in a chastity cage with a small pee hole?
You can usually urinate in a chastity cage with a small pee hole, but "normally" depends on the design and your anatomy. Smaller openings often mean slower flow, more aiming care, and a higher chance of dribbling or needing to sit down. For many wearers, the process is functional rather than convenient.
On this cage, the pee opening measures 14 mm high by 8 mm wide, which is on the smaller side. That supports the device's restrictive feel, but it also means hygiene and urination technique matter more. Users often find that taking time, adjusting body position, and cleaning after use become part of regular wear.
This kind of opening is best for someone who values control and compact design over maximum ease. If your top priority is effortless public restroom use or easier long-duration wear, a more open cage may be more practical. If your priority is strict confinement and a constant reminder of restraint, a small opening can fit that goal well.
Can you go through TSA or airport security with a chastity cage?
You might be able to, but it is not something to rely on. Airport security procedures vary, and any worn device can create stress, delays, or a need for private screening. Metal devices are more likely to raise questions, but even non-metal or 3D printed devices are not guaranteed to pass unnoticed depending on scanners and screening methods.
A practical rule is to avoid wearing a chastity cage through airport security unless you are fully prepared for the possibility of extra inspection. The safest travel option is usually to remove the device beforehand and pack it discreetly in luggage, while also considering local laws and the privacy risks of international travel.
For a compact 3D printed cage like the Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage, some users may assume it is easier for travel than heavier alternatives, but that still does not make screening predictable. If discretion matters, travel planning should take priority over the fantasy of continuous lockup.
How common is male chastity?
Male chastity is more common than many people assume, especially within BDSM, femdom, orgasm control, and long-distance power exchange communities. It is still a niche sexual practice in the general population, but online discussion, custom device options, and broader acceptance of consensual kink have made it much more visible.
Part of its popularity comes from how flexible it is. Some people use chastity occasionally for teasing and denial. Others build it into daily routines, submissive training, accountability, or relationship rituals. Products like the Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage reflect that shift toward more specialized designs, where users are not just buying a cage but choosing a level of restriction, symbolism, and lifestyle fit.
So while male chastity is not mainstream in the same way as basic sex toys, it is a well-established category with both beginners and experienced users. The biggest difference between casual curiosity and regular use is usually not interest, but whether the person finds a comfortable fit and a dynamic that makes the restraint meaningful.
Who is the Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage best suited for?
The Negative "Slave" Clitty Cage is best suited for users who want a compact, restrictive male chastity device with a strong submission-focused feel. Its 31 mm internal width, integrated lock style, and small pee opening make it more appropriate for people seeking close control, denial, and a visible sense of confinement than for someone who wants a loose or beginner-friendly novelty cage.
It can suit beginners if they are specifically looking for a stricter style and are willing to measure carefully, test short wear periods, and pay attention to comfort. It is also a good fit for experienced users who already know they prefer smaller cages and want a 3D printed design with unique aesthetics. The five color options, including black, orange, purple, pink, and light blue, make it easy to match different moods or dynamics.
Its main limitation is that it is not the most forgiving shape for guesswork. Users who want maximum ease of urination, lots of internal room, or the most universally adaptable first cage may be happier with a larger, more open design.