7 useful tips when buying a chastity device for the first time

How to choose the best chastity cage is a question we get regularly. And the answer is not straightforward because all kinds of factors come into play and no single device will be suitable for everyone.

Therefore: 7 things to think about when buying your first chastity cage

1. Intent

What is your real interest in chastity for men? Are you just going to play with it occasionally or are you seriously planning to wear the device for a long time without taking it off? 

The answer to this is one of the most important factors in the final choice, because the longer you plan to wear your chastity cage, the better the quality will have to be. 

Also consider starting simple and relatively inexpensive - you don't want to spend a fortune on a custom-made device only to find out that chastity isn't nearly as fun and horny as it was in your fantasies.

2. Cost

Chastity cages come in all qualities and materials. Think carefully about what you want with them. Silicone is more comfortable and therefore longer wearable (and keeps security gates from going off), stainless steel is of course indestructible and looks nice, ABS plastic is fine to try out once in the bedroom if you like chastity. 

3. Safety

No device can ever be 100% safe. But some are safer than others. For example, unless you have a chastity device or belt that is held in place with a piercing, like a Prince Albert, chances are that with a lot of lube and effort and some discomfort, you can escape without injury. Our THE VICE chastity cages have a special design where the rings 'wear in' a bit, so to speak, making it difficult/impossible to escape from them.

4. Comfort

You sometimes read silly stories about women who want their men to suffer pain and discomfort in a chastity belt. Trust me, that's exactly what you don't want. If your chastity cage or chastity belt isn't comfortable, it's impossible to wear it for any length of time without red marks and abrasions. Shouldn't want to. 

5. Safety

While you can expect a little pain and discomfort at first, a chastity device should be comfortable enough to move around without extreme discomfort and free of sharp edges. 

When wearing the chastity cage for longer periods of time: make sure to inspect yourself at least once a week and give any irritated areas time to heal properly.

6. Ease

Pay attention to how easy a chastity cage is to put on or take off. Some cages are like a puzzle with many different pieces. t

7. Aesthetics

The eye wants something too. Especially for the (play) partner who has to look at your locked thing. Choose something you (and your partner) like. There is no right or wrong answer here - just what works for both of you.

Conclusion

Choosing a chastity cage can be quite tricky because there are so many options. You have to think about a lot of things. Hopefully the tips above will help you make an informed choice.