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Please tell me the name of your favorite Cock Ring - I want to get one for my husband.
After reading all of those posts about cock rings, I am really interested in getting one for my husband. Please let me know what your favorite is, it

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Not having worn one anyone who has I would appreciate the input.

This is a gift for someone who has been very good to me... so I really want something good for him if you have any other things that would make a good gift that would be nice to know too.

Thank you sorry I talk a lot...

I like a heavy metal one, but it looks like eden has stopped carrying them. So my next choice would be a silicone ring with a vibrator.

I'm stunned that EF has so few good cock rings. I would go for a metal Gear Essentials ring like the Omega - but it seems that you'll have to shop somewhere else to find it.

If you (or the person you're giving this to) is inexperienced with cock rings, I'd go for a stretchable one, as they are much easier to put on and take off. The Super Soft Cock Ring from Tantus isn't a bad ring. It's fairly tight, pretty easy to take on and off, and is pretty affordable (made of silicone, too, so it doesn't smell nasty and should hold up for awhile).

If you're looking for a super-inexpensive ring that you can get a lot of uses out of and works wonderfully (at least for me), try the Ring-O. It won't last forever, but it's a great little ring that pops on and off very easily and creates a nice tight fit. It gets a little tight on me during long-term use, but it's so easy to pull off. I always buy a few at a time, because other guys want to try one (and take them home).

A leather snap-on is another decent choice, if you want something that is easy to put on, and pretty adjustable for different sized men. This one is fun for couples to use, since his partner can put it on for him.

While solid metal rings look nicer, they won't fit all men the same, and if you give him one that's too tight, it could actually turn into an unpleasant situation. Too loose, and it won't work right. If you prefer to gift him a nice metal ring, I'd actually first buy one of those multi-ring starter kits that have different sized rings, so you know which circumference he's working with.

definitely start out with a stretchy rubber-type or a silicone (less stretch) before moving up to a metal or other rigid material