Lock Down Chastity Cage

The Lock Down Chastity Cage is a full plastic cage set that hands the keys to your partner and keeps them there. It ships with four rings, two locks, and a stack of numbered tags, so a Keyholder can lock a caged partner and actually tell if they've been out.

Why people pick this cage

• Open (cum-thru) tip: pee standing up and stay locked. The tip at the end of the shaft stays open so bathroom breaks aren't a whole production.
• Ventilation holes: holes run down the cage to keep air moving, cut down on sweat, and make longer wear a lot more livable.
• 4 base rings: four rings that step up in size, so you can dial in a snug-but-not-pinching fit around the base instead of guessing.
• Two-part lock: a pin slides in to marry the ring to the cage, then the key locks that pin. No key, no exit.
• Keyholder kit: comes with the internal lock, 2 keys, the locking pin, and 5 numbered tamper tags so the Keyholder knows the second someone tries to break loose.

Honest heads up: hard plastic cages run warmer than a metal cage and the ring sizing takes a session or two to get right. Start with the largest ring and work down. It's a firm hold, not a gentle one, so build up your wear time.

Materials & care

Body-safe plastic cage and rings with a metal lock and pin. Wash with warm water and mild antibacterial soap before and after each wear, dry fully, and store somewhere clean and dry. Don't share without cleaning between partners.

FAQ

Can you go to the bathroom while wearing it?

Yes. The open cum-thru tip lets you pee while locked. Sit or aim carefully the first few times until you know how it flows.

How do I choose the right ring?

Try the four rings on when you're soft. You want it snug enough that the cage won't slide off but loose enough that it never pinches or cuts off circulation. If it's numb or discolored, size up right away.

What are the 5 tags for?

They're numbered tamper tags for the Keyholder. Once locked, a tag records the seal. If the caged partner slips out, the tag has to be broken, so the Keyholder always knows.