1.875"

Ballistic Metal Gripz

April 26, 2016

Weighing next to nothing, but shouting its style clearly with one look is what the GRIPZ ring is great at. The cool, sharp look of the aluminum is offset by a textured rubber inlay giving a manly and industrial style.

The ring itself is relatively comfortable, but not AS comfortable as some of the larger rings in the Ballistic Metal lineup. This is to be expected with the diminutive proportions of the height and width. Despite this, the ring still wears comfortably and would look great under a pair of jeans or carpenter whites

Sicone Shield

April 26, 2016

More to come

Ballistic Metal Tapered

April 20, 2016

As an experienced collector, I’ve long wanted a tapered ring that draws the eye from a wide base to a tightly and well presented package… and sure enough, Ballistic Metal delivered.

The tapered ring reduces in size by about 1/4" depending on the size you order. Each edge is accentuated with a slight “bulge” leading to the edge to give a more decorative impression. The 2oz weight is negligible given that this ring is made of lightweight aluminum, but the nearly 1" width of the band definitely makes for a commanding display. As with other rings bearing such a band, this leads to a pronounced package - with the common downside of more pinching under tighter clothes when worn all day.

Gear Essentials Total Plunge

February 28, 2016

Identical to the Plunge ring, the Total Plunge shares the same design but with a larger band width.

One of the most enjoyable rings in the collection, the Gear Essentials Total Plunge is an all day and all night ring. The smoothly domed inside creates a level of comfort not seen in most other rings. The thickness of the ring, coming in at about 1/4" and the width of the ring, coming in at 1" really makes sure that tight pinches in your jeans or edges digging in while fully erect just doesnt happen. The main downside to the Total Plunge (over the Plunge) is that the band width does push your business out further away from your body. While the appearance may be nice, an obvious bulge isn’t appropriate for ALL circumstances.

Stainless Tuxedo

January 18, 2016

“Dress to impress” or better yet, “Dress for the job you want rather than the job you have.” Whatever the trite phrase is, out on this tuxedo and enjoy the spiffy look of black stainless offset by a nearly white band.

While this is an easy to wear ring thanks to the size and dimensions, it could be improved upon by adding a radiused inner edge/bevel. The weight is a bit forgettable, but that is to be expected for a stainless ring of these proportions. Coming in a almost half an inch in width, it’s not too small to dig in while… umm… you are getting to work so to speak.

Chaste Bird Full Erection Steel Ring Cage

January 12, 2016

There’s just something about weight being on your member. There’s also something about a full and veiny erection only bringable by a nice, tight cock ring. Further… there’s something about locking all that goodness up while still letting it show.

Enter this stainless cage. The beauty of this design is the central triple cock cage which captures the cock, balls, and shaft in their own ring. Augmenting this outstanding start are a pair of cages - one each for your shaft and balls. One of the aspects that sets this cage aside from others is the fact that it bears a length begging to be filled by your throbbing member. While the relatively long shaft cage is not quite enough to hold my own erection, it’s a cage after all, so some restriction is desired.

Gear Essentials Plunge

January 11, 2016

One of the most enjoyable rings in the collection, the Gear Essentials Plunge is an all day and all night ring. The smoothly domed inside creates a level of comfort not seen in most other rings. The thickness of the ring, coming in at about 1/4" and the width of the ring, coming in at .6" really makes sure that tight pinches in your jeans or edges digging in while fully erect just doesnt happen.

Custom Dragon Bracelet Ring

January 10, 2016

As a hobbyist maker and builder, I’m always looking to repurpose or make my iwn custom rings from whatever is available. In this case, a neat looking bracelet from ebay served as the base of the design. The trick was measuring carefully to establish the right circumference for the perfect fit. Once figured up, all it took was cutting the bracelet at the end, drilling the inside of the receiving piece of metal to give a clean place for glue to adhere, and using strong glue (gorilla glue) to secure the shortened bracelet. Voila - a custom ring perfectly sized to fit!