RAM Ultra Cock Sweller Extreme Clincher Silicone Ring Blue

What it is

The RAM Ultra Cocksweller Extreme Clincher in blue is a set of three silicone rings supplied together on a single blister card. All three are moulded in the same blue and the card states 100% silicone. Each ring is a different diameter, and each is formed as a tightly wound coil of silicone running the whole way round, so the section is rope-like and ribbed rather than smooth. The card carries the RAM ram's-head wordmark, the words "Extreme Clincher Cockrings" and a vertical "100% Silicone" flash down the right edge.

Nothing here is powered. There is no motor, no battery compartment, no charging port and no electronics of any kind — three passive stretch rings, which is why the set weighs almost nothing and has no component that can wear out electrically.

Three diameters, and how to work through them

A graduated set turns sizing into something you test rather than something you calculate. Start with the largest of the three and spend a short session with it before deciding anything. If it stays in place without being noticeable in a way you would call pressure, you have a reference point; move down one step only if you actively want more contact. Working downwards is the sensible direction because the largest ring is the easiest to put on and take off while you are still learning how the material behaves.

There is a second, quieter advantage to owning three rather than one. Silicone keeps its elasticity well, but every ring is stretched well past its moulded diameter each time it is used, and the coil section does most of that work at the same points. Rotating between the rings in the set, rather than reaching for the same one every time, spreads that duty cycle across three items instead of concentrating it on one. For a non-powered accessory that is the main thing deciding how long it stays in good condition.

This table lists only what the manufacturer states on the packaging. Ring measurements in inches or millimetres are not among the printed details, which is the practical case for a graduated set: the right one is identified by trying all three. Any printed insert supplied inside the packaging takes precedence over anything written on this page.

How silicone behaves in the hand

Silicone is a synthetic polymer with a silicon-and-oxygen backbone, and that chemistry gives it two properties that matter the moment you pick one of these rings up. The first is thermal: silicone has low thermal conductivity, so it does not feel cold the way metal or hard plastic does, and it reaches skin temperature quickly and then stays there. The second is that its flexibility comes from the polymer itself rather than from added plasticisers, so there is no softening agent in the material that can migrate out of it with age and leave the ring stiff or sticky.

The temperature point has a practical use. Running the rings under warm — not hot — water for a few seconds before use makes the coil noticeably more pliable and takes the slight initial resistance out of stretching one open. It is a small thing that makes the largest ring in the set easier to handle on a first attempt.

One compatibility rule is worth knowing before you reach for a bottle: use a water-based lubricant, not a silicone-based one. Silicone lubricant and a silicone surface are chemically similar enough that repeated contact can soften and degrade the ring where they meet. If you are unsure what a lubricant contains, test a small amount on an inconspicuous part of one ring and look for any change in the surface before using it properly.

Fitting and removing it

Open the ring with the fingers of both hands before it goes anywhere near position. Pulling a coiled ring on by one edge loads a single short arc of the coil with all of the stretch, which is both uncomfortable and the fastest way to fatigue one section of an otherwise even ring. Hold it open, place it, then release the tension slowly rather than letting it snap closed.

A little water-based lubricant inside the ring reduces drag against skin and body hair and makes the whole sequence easier. Removal is the same movement in reverse — open it fully with both hands first, and never roll or drag it off while it is still under tension. The fit you are aiming for is present but comfortable. If putting a ring on is a struggle, it is the wrong one of the three for you, and that is exactly what having three is for.

Cleaning a light-coloured ribbed ring

Wash all three rings in warm water with a mild unscented soap before first use, and wash the one you have used immediately afterwards. A ribbed surface has considerably more area than a smooth band and the grooves between the coils are where lubricant and residue sit, so work the lather in with your fingers rather than rinsing and hoping. Rinse thoroughly afterwards — soap left in the ribbing is the most common cause of skin irritation with textured silicone — and let the rings air-dry fully before they are put away.

Because these rings are a mid-blue rather than black, anything left behind is visible on them, which is genuinely useful: you can see at a glance whether the grooves are clean. The same visibility is an argument for careful storage. Keep the set dry, out of direct sunlight, and away from dyed fabric, leather and soft jelly, rubber or PVC items — those materials can transfer colour or leach plasticisers into a neighbouring surface over time. A small cloth bag or its own drawer compartment suits the set better than the blister card, which is not resealable once opened.

Who it's for

This set is aimed at adults 18 and over who want a straightforward non-powered silicone ring and would rather try three diameters than commit to one. The three-ring format makes it a reasonable starting point in the cock rings range, and with no electronics there is nothing to charge and nothing to keep away from water. If you are comparing it against powered accessories, the wider men's gear selection is the place to look.

Blue suits anyone who would rather their accessories were not uniformly black, and the colour has no bearing on how the rings are made or used. Solo and partnered use both apply, and three small silicone rings pack flat enough to travel without thought.

Good to know

Constriction accessories of any type should be used with attention to comfort and circulation. Take the ring off if you notice numbness, tingling, a change in skin colour, coldness or any pain at all, and do not wear one while asleep or while drinking alcohol or using anything else that dulls sensation. Keep the first few sessions short while you are learning how each of the three sits.

Anyone with a circulatory or bleeding condition, or taking medication that affects either, should speak to a licensed healthcare professional before using a product of this kind. The guidance on this page is general to the category, because the card prints no directions of its own; follow any printed insert supplied with the packaging. For adults 18 and over, and keep it out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many rings come in the blue RAM Ultra Cocksweller set?

Three rings come on the card, each one a different diameter. They are supplied together as a graduated set rather than as a single ring in a size selected at checkout, so all three arrive and you keep using whichever one suits you.

What are the blue rings made of?

The card states 100% silicone. Silicone is a non-porous polymer that stays flexible without added softening agents, washes clean with soap and warm water, and sits at skin temperature quickly instead of feeling cold on contact.

Can I use silicone lubricant with these rings?

No — use a water-based lubricant instead. A silicone-based lubricant is chemically close enough to a silicone surface that repeated contact can soften and degrade the ring at the point they meet, which is the one lubricant type to keep away from this product.

Will the blue silicone pick up marks or colour?

Silicone is non-porous, so residue sits on the surface and washes off rather than soaking in, but a mid-blue finish shows that residue more plainly than black does. Wash each ring after use and store the set away from dyed fabric, leather and soft plastics, which can transfer colour into any silicone resting against them.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Orders leave in plain outer packaging with no product images, brand marks or category wording on the outside. The billing descriptor is non-explicit, and no indication of the contents appears on the shipping label.

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.