This interesting adornment features larger stainless steel balls soldered together to form a firm ring. The design is interesting and the size of the individual stainless beads reduces the pressure one would expect to feel from such a design. All in all, a decent addition to the collection.
Conceptually, this adornment’s design should be neat and unique. It is a silicone ring with two stainless steel half rings embedded inside. This should give the benefits of flexible silicone and the rigidity and constriction of stainless.
Unfortunately, it all falls apart rather quickly. While the size is close to my preferred goldilocks size for a shaft ring, the inner profile of the ring is as thin as a typical wire ring. This creates pressure points right on the shaft where the ring sits that is no different than using a standard wire ring. The body of this adornment is tapered, though, but I feel as though the manufacturer tapered it in the wrong direction. It makes a lot more sense to have the wider portion of the ring directly against the shaft rather than the other way around.
Hard Man Outfitters has some unique shaft rings available in much thicker size than you may be used to. These thicker rings offer the boon of a reduced pressure point when erect and a bit more visual interest thanks to the wider ring.
These are easily some of the best shaft rings available - I have a few for swapping into other adornments such as a strap/shaft combo and also keep an available 8mm and 10mm size depending on how the mood strikes me.
Schmuckcockring makes some really cool custom cock shields. These adornments, of course, surround your cock like any other ring would, but also extends above and below. This adds lots of visual interest by really drawing attention to your member but also serves the added benefit of reducing pinching of no mans land while seated.
This sample form Schmuckcockring is an excellent example of the craftsmanship that goes into the rings. I am not sure what it takes to make a stainless ring, but this one shows no casting marks, manufacturing abrasions, or waviness along the body and ring.
While browsing Ebay for stuff I could repurpose to wrap around ny junk, this attractive bracelet stood out as a likely contender. Made of faux leather and accented with silver jewelry bands, all it took to repurpose was a razor knife, tape measure, gorilla glue, and knowledge if the size I wanted.
As I’ve noted in many reviews before, I love cock and shaft combos so this pair of repurposed bracelets created a nicely matching set. As a single or paired adornment, the custom sizing provides for a very nice erection enhancement.
I mentioned in my review previously of Thunder that I had a little trepidation with going stainless after enjoying the excellent weight of tungsten carbide. Well, needless to say, I loved Thunder enough to buy his younger brother. Tempest continues to carry the torch in terms of quality and beauty. As my seventh King Ring… I knew what to expect when it comes to jewelry quality adornment for my manhood, so jumped at the opportunity of sporting this fresh new design.
As is to be expected from King Rings, the Thunder is an impeccable example of jewelery quality, brilliant design, and eye catching good looks. This is now my sixth ring and, as mentioned in other reviews, I can certainly say that the switch from tungsten carbide to stainless steel has left nothing to be desired. The sharp design, thick heft, and many reflective facets catch lots of light – giving a dazzling presentation to your manhood.
I’ve seen this design ring for years, but I’m more a silver or white gold person rather than gold. However, I do still think the design of a polished gold donut ring withna solitary gem is a great idea for adorning my manhood. Interestingly, I enjoyed my solid brass cock ring from Ballistic Metal so much I decided to purchase one of these… and couldn’t even find one.
Finally I located one and scooped it up for my collection. As with most donut rings, this is a comfortable adornment and it matches well with my gold aluminum shaft ring when looking to double up.
This stainless ring features a center section of raised/rippled black as an inlay. One may think the edges of the ripples may be uncomfortable, but thankfully that is not the case.
Interestingly, I had this ring on my Amazon shopping list for years and forgot all about it… and it eventually became unavailable. As with the scarcity principal, not being able to buy it anymore meant that I really had to have it. As I wandered the internet trying to locate one, I finally stumbled on one and picked it up.
Cheap target of opportunity purchases on AliExpress sometimes work out for me. While browsing one day, I came across this jewelry style beaded shaft ring.
It’s thin and cheap, but still visually interesting. Unfortunately, the sizing was a bit off and the ring is too small to use comfortably as a shaft ring. Perhaps if it were wider, I could get away with it… but the narrow profile hurts when things harden up.
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