A tattooed arm reaching into a black leather gym bag on a concrete floor

Oxballs

The gear bag.

Fat rings, slings, ball stretchers and cocksheaths in rubber you can squeeze like a stress ball. Eighteen pieces, one bag, tipped out on your bed.

Unzip it

Tip it out on the bed.

Oxballs makes loud, chunky rubber for your cock and balls. It stretches a long way, snaps right back, and grips without pinching. We went through all of it and packed one bag: what goes under your joggers, what he notices at the bar, what stays home.

It comes in colors.

Tap one. The page wears it.

Rings Start with a fat ring.

Gym. Under grey joggers.

A stretchy ring sits at the base of your cock, behind your balls, and pushes everything up and forward. Soft enough to squeeze like a stress ball, firm enough to hold. First ring, spare ring, or three stacked on your sack: this is the pocket you open most.

A bearded man in grey joggers lacing his trainers on a locker room bench, gym bag beside him

Slings Cock up, balls down, bulge forward.

The bar. Jock on under your jeans.

A sling is a cock ring and a ball stretcher in one piece: a loop for your cock, a tug on your balls, and your whole package pushed up and out. It’s the one he clocks across the bar before you’ve said a word.

Two men laughing at a bar under red light, one in a leather harness over a white T-shirt
A dark row of lockers with one door open and glowing orange inside
Nobody checks the bag.

Stretchers Balls low. Squeeze steady.

Home. Door shut.

A ball stretcher sits around the neck of your sack and pushes your balls down, away from your body. They hang low, they swing, they slap with every thrust. Start soft and short. Add weight when you want to feel it standing up.

Two hands stretching a piece of orange rubber until it glows

Sheaths More cock, on purpose.

His place. He asked.

A cocksheath is a rubber sleeve you wear over your cock. It adds length and girth for his ass, and a sling at the base wraps your balls so it stays on while you top. A bullet insert in the tip sets how deep you sit inside. Bring the size he asked for, not the size you want to brag about.

A man’s hands gripping his knees in worn jeans against a red wall
Close up of a brass zipper half open on black leather, orange light inside
One pocket left.

Bag’s empty.

Shop all Oxballs

How tight, how heavy

Grab the ring and pull. Five stops, from barely there to loaded, with one honest line about the fit at each.

  1. Barely there

    A slim sling that sits close and high on your sack. No thick rings, no pinch. You forget it’s on until he finds it.

    Unit X£17.00
  2. Snug

    About 2.5 in around the inside before it stretches. It holds you firm at the base, and the flat hex sides stop it rolling.

    Humpballs£6.00
  3. Tight

    One inch across the middle at rest. If that sounds snug, it is. That’s the point. Lube it, start soft, stack more on your sack later.

    Fat Willy 3 pack£16.00
  4. Squeezed

    An hourglass around the neck of your sack, 2 in long, tightest in the middle. Soft, not hard: your balls hang low and swing.

    Squeeze£17.00
  5. Loaded

    The same squeeze with three pockets for stainless steel rods. Start with one. Add the second when you want to feel it standing up.

    Heavy Squeeze£57.00

Go on, squeeze it.

Three recipes, one idea: soft enough to squash in your fist, strong enough to hold you.

  • FLEXtpr

    Soft, rubbery and very stretchy. Most of the rings and slings are made of it. The Cocksling Air stretches to 8 times its size and snaps back.

  • PLUS+SILICONE

    A blend. Silicone on the surface for a smooth, warm feel, TPR inside for stretch and strength. Big Ox, Core and the Dicker are made of it.

  • Platinum silicone

    The pure stuff. Oxballs uses stretchy platinum-cure silicone for pieces like the Morph ball stretcher: snug on your balls, easy off.

Lube it first. Skip the oil.

A little lube on you and inside the ring stops it dragging on the way on. Water based, hybrid and silicone lube all work with this gear. Oil based is the one Oxballs does not recommend.

Questions guys ask

What size do I get?

Almost everything in the bag is one size, and that is the design: the rubber stretches to fit, then snaps back and holds. A small hole at rest is how a ring stays snug once it’s on. If you want to set the tightness yourself, an adjustable strap or lasso is the better type. Ask Adam in the chat and he’ll point you to one.

How do I get a ring on, and off again?

Start soft, with lube on you and inside the ring. Stretch it wide, ease your balls through one at a time, then your shaft, and let it settle at the base. Off is the same in reverse: more lube, stretch it wide, balls out first. Never fight it dry.

How long can I wear one?

A snug ring stays on for 20 to 30 minutes at most, then it comes off for a break. If it hurts, goes numb, feels cold or changes color, take it off right away. Never sleep in a ring or a stretcher, and don’t wear one so drunk you forget it’s there. Your body says off, it comes off.

What is a cocksheath actually for?

More cock for him. You wear it over your own, it adds length and girth, and the sling at the base keeps it on while you top. The bullet insert fills the tip so the sheath feels solid all the way out, even on a night when you’re not at full mast.

How do I clean it?

Warm soapy water after every use, then let it air dry. Store each piece on its own, ideally in a breathable cloth pouch, not in a pile at the bottom of the actual gym bag.

Can we share it?

Yes, after a wash. Warm soapy water between guys, every time, and anything that has been inside him gets washed before it goes anywhere else.

Two shirtless men laughing on the floor beside an open gym bag

Pack it again.

Rinse the gear in warm soapy water, let it air dry, and zip it back up for next time. The rest of the Oxballs range is one tap away, and if you can’t decide between two rings, ask Adam in the chat.