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Ball Stretchers & Ball Weights
Explore our collection of ball stretchers and ball weights, made for men who enjoy the steady pull of a weighted ring, the look of a lower hang, or a bit of CBT in their play. From light starter rings to heavy stainless steel weights, every piece is chosen for a secure fit, smooth edges and comfortable wear.
Not sure which size you need? Use our ball stretcher size calculator before you order.
Ball Stretchers & Ball Weights
Explore our collection of ball stretchers and ball weights, made for men who enjoy the steady pull of a weighted ring, the look of a lower hang, or a bit of CBT in their play. From light starter rings to heavy stainless steel weights, every piece is chosen for a secure fit, smooth edges and comfortable wear.
Not sure which size you need? Use our ball stretcher size calculator before you order.
How to Choose the Right Ball Stretcher
Inner Diameter
The fit is everything. A ball stretcher should sit above the testicles, loose enough not to restrict blood flow but snug enough that it can't slip off. Measure around the top of your scrotum several times, take the average, and use the calculator to find your ideal inner diameter.
Weight
Weight controls how much pull you feel. Beginners should start light and build up gradually over weeks, not days. Heavier stainless steel weights are for experienced wearers who already know how their body responds. Many fans stack two lighter rings rather than jumping straight to a heavy one.
Material and Closure
- Stainless steel: the most popular choice. Non-porous, easy to clean and available from light to very heavy.
- Silicone: lighter, softer and more forgiving, ideal for first-timers.
- Screw or hinged closures: let you put the stretcher on and take it off without forcing anything over sensitive skin.
Wearing a Ball Stretcher Safely
- Start with short sessions and increase the time slowly.
- Use a little water-based lube when fitting the ring.
- Take it off straight away if you feel numbness, sharp pain or see any colour change.
- Clean your stretcher with warm soapy water before and after every use.
New to stretching? Read our beginner's guide to safe ball stretching. Want stretching and chastity in one device? See our 2-in-1 cock cage and ball stretcher collection.
How to Choose the Right Ball Stretcher
Inner Diameter
The fit is everything. A ball stretcher should sit above the testicles, loose enough not to restrict blood flow but snug enough that it can't slip off. Measure around the top of your scrotum several times, take the average, and use the calculator to find your ideal inner diameter.
Weight
Weight controls how much pull you feel. Beginners should start light and build up gradually over weeks, not days. Heavier stainless steel weights are for experienced wearers who already know how their body responds. Many fans stack two lighter rings rather than jumping straight to a heavy one.
Material and Closure
- Stainless steel: the most popular choice. Non-porous, easy to clean and available from light to very heavy.
- Silicone: lighter, softer and more forgiving, ideal for first-timers.
- Screw or hinged closures: let you put the stretcher on and take it off without forcing anything over sensitive skin.
Wearing a Ball Stretcher Safely
- Start with short sessions and increase the time slowly.
- Use a little water-based lube when fitting the ring.
- Take it off straight away if you feel numbness, sharp pain or see any colour change.
- Clean your stretcher with warm soapy water before and after every use.
New to stretching? Read our beginner's guide to safe ball stretching. Want stretching and chastity in one device? See our 2-in-1 cock cage and ball stretcher collection.