My Cock Ring Silicone Scrotum Ring with Weighted Ball Banger

What this is

The My Cock Ring Silicone Scrotum Ring with Weighted Ball Banger is a single black silicone wearable that joins two rings and a hanging weight into one continuous moulded piece. The carton names all three parts on its front panel: the upper loop is labelled Cock Ring, the loop beneath it Scrotum Ring, and the shape suspended below them Weighted Metal Ball. A 100% Silicone flash sits at the foot of that same panel. One set is supplied. It is stocked alongside the rest of our cock rings and sits at the wearable end of the men's toys range — nothing here is swallowed, powered or electronic.

Laid flat, the piece reads as a vertical figure-of-eight. The top ring is the wider of the two. A short bridge of the same silicone carries down to the second, slightly tighter ring below it. From the bottom of that lower ring a tapered stem continues downward a short distance and finishes in a smooth, rounded, egg-shaped ball. In the product photograph there are no clasps, no sliders, no fabric, no seams and no detachable components — it is one object in a uniform matte black, moulded end to end, and it arrives in a printed hanging carton with a hang tab at the top.

How the weighted ball behaves

The ball is a weight carried on a flexible stem, which makes it a pendulum rather than a fixed decoration. That is the single design idea this product is built around, and it is worth understanding before you buy, because it is what separates this piece from a plain ring. A rigid ring is static: once it is on, it stays exactly where it is and does nothing further. A weight hung on a bendable silicone stem does the opposite — it has mass, it has somewhere to swing, and so it responds to whatever the wearer does.

Two things govern how much it moves. The first is the length of the stem, which is short on this piece, so the arc is correspondingly short and close in rather than loose and wide. The second is where the weight sits relative to the lower ring: because the stem runs straight down from the ring's base, the pendulum hangs directly beneath the fixed point rather than off to one side, which keeps the motion tidy and vertical. None of that is a promise about how it will feel to any individual — feel is personal, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. It is simply what the geometry does.

The weight is also the reason this piece hangs differently from a ring of the same silicone without one. A suspended mass pulls downward, and that pull is constant whether or not anyone is moving. Anyone coming to a weighted design from an unweighted one should expect the piece to sit noticeably lower.

Product specifications

Every row above is transcribed from the pack or read directly off the product in the photograph. Figures that are not printed on the carton — overall length, individual ring diameters, the mass of the ball, and the country of manufacture — are deliberately absent rather than estimated.

Silicone around a metal core, and what that means for care

This piece is a mixed-material object, and that single fact drives everything about looking after it. The carton declares the body as 100% silicone and separately names the hanging component a metal ball, so what you are handling is a silicone exterior with a dense core inside the lower weight. The two materials have very different tolerances, and the sensible approach is to care for the whole piece according to the less forgiving of them.

In practice that means warm water and a mild unscented soap, worked over the rings and the ball with your fingers, then a thorough rinse and air drying on a clean surface. Skip the shortcuts people sometimes reach for with all-silicone items: do not boil it, do not put it through a dishwasher, and do not leave it soaking for long periods. Those methods exist for solid single-material silicone, and a captive metal weight is exactly the kind of inclusion that makes them a bad idea — heat and trapped moisture behave unpredictably around a core you cannot see or inspect.

Lubricant choice is the other practical point. Water-based lubricant is the straightforward partner for a silicone surface and rinses away cleanly afterwards. Store the piece dry, loose, and not pressed up against other rubber or silicone items, because prolonged contact between soft materials in a drawer can mark a matte finish over time.

Fitting and wearing it

Fit is the thing to get right, and a two-ring piece gives you two circumferences to think about rather than one. Silicone stretches, so each loop will open further than it looks on the card, but stretch is not the same as suitability — a ring that has to be forced is the wrong size regardless of whether it eventually goes on. Work slowly, use a little water-based lubricant to ease the silicone over skin, and let the material do the work instead of pulling.

Keep sessions short, particularly the first few, while you learn how the hanging weight changes the way the piece sits. Remove it immediately if you notice numbness, tingling, a change in skin colour, coldness or any discomfort at all. Take it off before sleeping, and never wear it when you are drowsy, intoxicated or otherwise not in a position to notice a problem and act on it. If removal is ever difficult, cool water and patience help the silicone relax; do not cut anything while it is being worn.

Who it is for

This is for adults 18 and over who already know how a basic ring sits and want to try a weighted variation of the same idea. It will suit someone curious about the pendulum format specifically, and someone who prefers a single moulded item with nothing to charge, nothing to replace and nothing to lose behind a bedside table. The dual-loop layout covers two positions in one piece rather than requiring two separate accessories.

It is less suited to a complete beginner. A weighted design adds a variable on top of fit, and fit is the part worth getting comfortable with first — a plain single ring is the gentler starting point. It is also not for anyone with a circulatory or skin condition affecting the area, or anyone taking medication that affects bleeding or clotting, without first speaking to a licensed healthcare professional.

Good to know

• Adults 18 and over only. Keep out of reach of children.
• For external wear only. No part of this piece is designed to be inserted.
• Not a contraceptive device and offers no protection against sexually transmitted infections.
• Use water-based lubricant. Hand wash in warm water with mild soap, rinse and air dry.
• Do not boil, machine-wash or soak for long periods — a metal weight sits inside the lower component.
• Remove at once if you notice numbness, tingling, discoloration, coldness or discomfort.
• Single-user item. For hygiene reasons this product is not returnable once opened.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly comes in the pack?

One black silicone piece containing all three named parts — a cock ring, a scrotum ring and a weighted metal ball — joined together as a single moulded item. The carton labels those three sections individually on its front panel, but they are sections of one object rather than separate accessories, so there is nothing to assemble and no loose components to keep track of.

Is the weighted ball removable?

No. The ball sits on a short stem that runs continuously out of the base of the lower ring, with no join, thread or clip visible anywhere along it, and the carton lists no detachable or replacement parts. It is a fixed feature of the piece rather than an accessory you can swap out or leave off.

Which lubricant should I use with it?

Use a water-based lubricant. Water-based formulas are the standard partner for a silicone surface, they wash off the rings and the ball with plain warm water, and they leave nothing behind on a matte finish. Silicone-based lubricant is the one to avoid on any silicone item, this one included.

How do I clean it, and can I boil it?

Hand wash it in warm water with a mild unscented soap and let it air dry — and no, do not boil it. Boiling and dishwashing are techniques for solid one-material silicone, whereas this piece carries a metal weight inside its lower section, so high heat and long immersion are not appropriate. Fingers, soap and a proper rinse are all it needs.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no product imagery, no brand marks and no description of the contents on the outside. The shipping label carries a neutral sender name, and the billing descriptor on your statement is likewise non-descriptive, so neither the parcel nor the card record identifies what was ordered.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.