Quick Measuring Guide for Ball-Trap Chastity Devices
What You’ll Need
- Non-stretch round cord or thick string (about 12 in / 30 cm)
- Fine-tip marker
- Rigid ruler (inch or mm)
- Scissors
- Optional: Disposable test rings / sizing rings in small increments
Step 1 – Measure for Your Back Ring
- While completely flaccid, loop the cord around the base of penis and behind scrotum.
- Mark where the cord meets after fitting snugly (a pinky finger should barely slide under).
- Leave on for 15–20 mins to check comfort: no color change or discomfort.
- Remove and measure the loop length. Repeat three times per day and average.
- Convert to diameter: Divide by 3.14 (π). Round to nearest ring size offered.
- If between sizes, beginners should choose the larger ring.
Quick Alternative: Compress skin until 1–2 fingers fit, mark, measure, divide by 3.14.
Step 2 – Measure Cage Length
- Fully flaccid, measure from pubic bone to tip (top side of penis).
- Subtract ¼–½ inch for snug fit.
- Select the closest cage length equal or shorter to this number.
Step 3 – Measure Internal Cage Diameter (Girth)
- Wrap cord around the thickest point of the shaft, mark, then measure.
- Repeat 3 times daily and average.
- Convert to diameter: divide by 3.14.
- Choose a cage bore close to or slightly larger than this value.
Step 4 – Estimate the Ball Gap
- High & Tight: Choose a wider gap for comfort.
- Low & Loose: A smaller gap adds security.
Long-term wear may relax scrotum tissue, allowing you to adjust gap size over time.
Measurement Record Table
Measurement | Morning | Midday | Evening | Average | Converted Diameter | Device Size Ordered | Notes |
Back Ring Circumference | | | | | ÷3.14= | | |
Shaft Circumference (Girth) | | | | | ÷3.14= | | |
Flaccid Length | | | | | –¼–½ in = target | | |
Ball Gap Preference | | Suggested Gap: | | |
Post-Fit Checks
- Circulation: No numbness, coldness, discoloration, or pain.
- Urination: Unrestricted; adjust fit if obstructed.
- Security vs. Comfort: Snug—not tight. Loose = pullout/chafing; tight = danger.
- Thermal Swings: Consider slightly larger/smaller rings for different weather.
- Experimentation: Try different ring shapes or sizes over time.