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Collection Storage - First Generation

As the collection has grown, so has the need to store everything. Each evolution of storage has required some clever thinking to be effective.

This very first storage solution for the collection is how it all began: the place we stored our sex toys of all variety. As can be seen in the image, this storage solution holds sundry playtime things from ranging from leathers to insertables. The storage solution is simply a vaultz locking storage box. Looking in the right corner of the case, one can see a few storage pouches that held my very first few rings and cage. As I (slowly) grew the collection, I ended up adding a third and fourth pouch to hold things… ultimately leading to the need to grow into some dedicated storage!

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Sizing

When specifically speaking about rings, the key function the size of the ring plays is how much it constricts blood outflow from one’s penis. A smaller diameter will allow less blood out. Knowing your sizes in advance allows you to decide in advance how much you want to constrict (and how hard you want to get). This is all part of the balancing act - an act that is influenced by your mood and your intentions when you put the ring on.

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Comfort

The level of comfort for an adornment is influenced by a number of factors - some are obvious while others are a bit more surprising to hear. In fact, some of the things that I prefer for a comfortable wear are in opposition to days where I prefer my adornment to… um… do a little more than look good.

Shape

In my experience, the absolute most important factor for comfort is the shape of the adornment. It is all but guaranteed that a steel tube with crisp 90 degree edges is going to pinch while wearing. The most common item for comfortable wear is a typical cock ring, so put that on as the general mental model of our discussion here - but don’t only think of rings. Many of the things that make for a comfortably shaped ring apply to other types of adornments.

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