My Cock Ring Vibrating Ball Cinch and Butt Plug Silicone Set

What this is

The My Cock Ring Vibrating Ball Cinch and Butt Plug Silicone Set is a black, all-silicone wearable built from three connected parts: a ring loop, a scrotum cinch loop, and a tapered plug on a flexible stem, with a cylindrical bullet vibrator seated in a sleeve along the central cord. The carton front names each element in the maker's own wording — "Vibrating Ball Cinch & Buttplug" across the top panel, with "Cock Ring & Scrotum Cinch" and "Vibrating Bullet & Buttplug" printed as the two feature callouts — and carries a "100% Silicone" flash on the lower front. It is a non-consumable adult novelty device for adults 18 and over, sold as one set in a printed hanging carton, and it is catalogued with our cock rings.

The third component is what makes this set different from a plain wearable ring. Most items in this category stop at the ring, or at a ring plus a cinch. Here the same continuous silicone assembly carries on downward and finishes in an insertable plug, so one piece covers ground that would otherwise take two separate purchases.

The three parts, and how they join up

Everything in this set is one connected silicone assembly rather than a handful of loose pieces. At the top are two soft cord loops, each closed by a rounded toggle bead that slides along the cord so the wearer opens the circumference out and then draws it in by hand. One loop is the ring; the second is the ball cinch that passes behind the scrotum. The two meet at a central junction.

From that junction the cord continues down to the bullet housing — a short moulded sleeve that reads as a thicker black cylinder — and then on to the plug. The plug itself is slim and tapered, narrow at the tip and widening gradually along its length before meeting the stem. Nothing on the set is designed to come apart in use: the loops, the cord, the bullet sleeve and the plug stem are a single flexible run of silicone, with the bullet as the one removable, powered component.

The whole item is matte black, bullet included. No alternative colours are shown on the carton, and no measurement, water rating or battery specification is printed on the carton front.

Why a tethered plug is a different proposition

The plug on this set is continuous with the cord that runs up to the worn loops, and that connection is the single most practical thing to understand about it. An insertable item always needs a dependable way to retrieve it, which is why plugs are conventionally made with a wide flared base. This one takes the other approach: the stem is part of the same silicone run as the ring, so the plug stays connected to something worn on the outside of the body rather than sitting unattached.

That has a knock-on effect on how the set behaves. Because the plug hangs off the same cord as the loops, its depth and angle are governed by how the loops above it are adjusted. Tightening the toggles shortens the effective run of cord; loosening them lengthens it. In practice that means fitting this set is a two-stage job rather than one — set the loops first, then check how the lower section sits, then go back and fine-tune the toggles. It is worth doing slowly the first time.

This table lists only what the carton prints or the product itself plainly shows. Dimensions, battery type and any water-resistance rating are not printed on the carton, so they are left out rather than estimated.

About the silicone

Silicone is the material of the entire body of this set, stated on the carton as "100% Silicone". It is a synthetic polymer built around a silicon-and-oxygen backbone instead of the carbon chains found in most plastics, and one consequence is directly relevant to an item with an insertable part: silicone is flexible by virtue of its own molecular structure, so it does not depend on added plasticiser to stay soft the way some soft vinyl and jelly materials do. It also sits at the non-porous end of the scale, which is why a solid silicone surface wipes and washes clean rather than holding anything in the material itself.

Silicone takes on body temperature quickly and stays there, which is a noticeable difference from glass or metal items that start cold and need warming first. The trade-off is that a matte silicone finish attracts lint readily, so this set is better off in a bag than loose in a drawer.

One pairing to avoid: silicone-based lubricant on a silicone surface. The two share a chemistry and prolonged contact can leave the surface soft or tacky. A water-based lubricant is the correct partner here and rinses away under warm water afterwards.

Lubricant and first use

Use a generous amount of water-based lubricant on the plug — with an insertable component this is not an optional extra, it is part of using the item at all. Apply it to the plug and reapply during use if things start to feel dry, since water-based formulas absorb and evaporate over time. Go slowly, let the taper do the work, and stop at any point where there is resistance rather than pushing past it.

Give the whole set a wash before its first use, as you would with any new item that has come out of a carton. Fit the loops loose, settle the lower section, then tighten the toggles in small increments. A wearable loop that has to be forced on is too tight and should be opened out instead.

Cleaning and storage

Wash the silicone with warm water and a mild, unscented soap after every use, and pay particular attention to the plug and the bullet sleeve. An insertable component earns its own cleaning discipline: wash it thoroughly before the set is used in any other way, and do not share the item between people. Rinse until no soap film remains and let it air-dry completely before storing it.

The bullet is a powered component and no water rating is printed on the carton, so wipe it with a damp cloth rather than running it under a tap or submerging it, and dry it before returning it to its sleeve. Store the set on its own, away from heat and direct sunlight, and not pressed up against other silicone items, which can mark one another over long contact. Retire it if the silicone splits, tears at the stem, or develops a tacky surface.

Who it suits

This set suits an adult who wants a ring, a cinch and an insertable plug as one connected item rather than as three separate buys. That is a specific shape, and it is worth being clear about: if you want only a ring, a simpler single-loop design from the wider men's toys range is a better fit, and if you have never used an insertable item before, the plug element is the part to think about first. Because a bullet is built into the set, it also sits with our vibrators.

It is a sensible step for someone who already owns a plain ring and would rather have the additional parts joined to it than lying loose in a drawer. It is not suitable for anyone under 18.

Good to know

• Non-consumable. There are no ingredients, no servings and nothing to swallow.
• Water-based lubricant only; silicone lubricant and silicone surfaces do not get on.
• Keep out of reach of children — the bullet and the toggle beads are small parts.
• Remove a wearable loop immediately if you notice numbness, discolouration, pins and needles or any loss of feeling, and keep sessions short.
• Never use a wearable loop while asleep or after drinking.
• Anyone with a circulatory condition, reduced sensation, or who takes medication affecting bleeding or circulation should speak to a licensed healthcare professional before using an item of this kind.
• The maker's own directions, battery details and care notes are on the insert inside the pack; read those first, as they come from the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the plug attached to the rest of the set or separate?

It is attached. The plug sits on a flexible stem that is part of the same continuous run of silicone as the cord, the bullet sleeve and the two upper loops, so the set goes on and comes off as one piece. There are no detachable sections other than the bullet itself, which lifts out of its moulded sleeve.

What lubricant should I use with this set?

A water-based lubricant, applied generously to the plug. Silicone-based lubricant can soften or leave a tacky finish on a silicone surface over repeated contact, so it is the one type to avoid with this item. Water-based formulas are compatible with the material, and they rinse off the silicone cleanly under warm water afterwards.

How big is the plug?

No measurement is printed on the carton, so we have not stated one. The shape is clear enough: a slim plug, narrow at the tip and widening gradually along its length before it meets the stem, rather than a wide or bulbous profile. If a dimension is given anywhere it will be on the insert inside the pack.

Is the ring a fixed size?

No — both upper loops are adjustable. Each one is closed by a rounded toggle bead that slides along the silicone cord, so the wearer opens the circumference out and draws it back in by hand rather than matching themselves to a stated size before buying. Adjusting the loops also changes how the lower section of the set sits.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Discreetly. Orders leave in plain outer packaging with no product images, no brand marks and no description of the contents printed anywhere on the outside, and the shipping label carries a neutral sender name. Nothing on the parcel identifies what is inside it.

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.