Two lengths, zero commitment
A ball stretcher kit: two soft, stretchy TPR sleeves, short and long, that sit on the neck of your sack and hold your balls low. The flared rim on top hugs the base of your cock instead of digging in.
Best forGuys new to ball stretching who want to find their length.
Friday night, jock drawer open, two red sleeves on the dresser. You can't pick, so you stack them, check the mirror, and the pouch has never hung this low. The app can wait twenty minutes.
- Soft TPR rolls over your balls without a fight, then settles snug
- Contoured rims follow the line where your balls meet your cock
- Short for a gentle tug, long for a lower hang
- Wear one, or stack both for a longer, tighter fit
Ball stretcher kit size guide
Both share a 0.75 in (19 mm) opening that stretches over your balls; the short one is 1.25 in (32 mm) long, the long one 1.5 in (38 mm). Start short, then move up or stack. If the opening won't work on even with lube, an adjustable stretcher is the easier type, or ask Adam in the chat.
How to put on a ball stretcher
- Start soft, with a little water-based lube on your balls and inside the sleeve.
- Stretch the opening and ease one ball through, then the other, so it settles on the neck of your sack with the flared rim against the base of your cock.
- To stack, add the second the same way, right under the first. To take it off, stretch it wide and ease your balls out one at a time.
The brand is named for guys who won't commit. Fittingly, you don't have to pick a size.
Care
Wash before and after each use, pat dry with a soft cotton towel and let it air dry completely, then store it apart from other toys, away from heat and sunlight. Use water-based lube; it isn't compatible with silicone-based lube.
SafetyTake it off after about 30 minutes, and right away if you feel numbness, coldness or pain.