Oxy CH39 Dome PA Chastity Cage — Test & Review

To wear the Dome PA Chastity Cage, you must have a Prince Albert piercing 4mm (6 gauge) or bigger. With that in mind, the piercing adds an additional level of security while the design is surprisingly comfy (at least for short-term use). It's heavy enough to feel pressure when thinking about it without distracting me other times. The cage's steel bars allow for easy breathability, cleaning, and plenty of teasing. The base ring can come in three sizes, 40mm, 45mm, or 50mm, but the sheath and piercing hook are a standard size, which may not be comfortable for everyone. By comparison, its cylinder lock that is cheap and one of the keys I had bent when unlocking it.

This is not for beginners. Even with years' of experience using chastity devices, it took me a moment to figure out how to slip the piercing hook into place (which I found works better after sliding the middle ring's slots over the base ring's extended sockets). Taking it off was also a challenge. Given the complexities, people with limited mobility or fine motor skills may not find this suitable for use. Having said that, once the cage was locked in place, I found it easy to clean and comfortable to wear in the short term.

The device is both secure and comfortable. It's discrete enough that no one will notice it under clothes, while it has a simple aesthetically pleasing design. I was even able to sleep in it without too much difficulty (though it's worth noting that morning wood can be painful when you're in chastity and it certainly was for me). The biggest downside I found is the potential for very severe pinching where the piercing hook exited my urethra and touched the metal rim crowning my member's head. The pain was manageable at first but became debilitating after several hours. Had I not been testing the cage, I would have taken it off much sooner. (That's right, I suffered so you don't have to.) I also found the key and lock a bit cumbersome and cheaply made.

Overall, the Oxy Dome PA Chastity Cage is very reasonable for what you get. Chastity devices vary wildly in price. When starting out, people tend to begin with cheaper toys. Those who commit to more serious, long-term chastity can spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on custom-made perfectly-fitted devices. Anything compatible with genital piercings tends toward the more expensive side (and let's be real--you don't want to risk cheaply made products in your piercing holes). The Dome PA Chastity Cage is a well-built comfortable cage that is good for short-term use. But more than that, it's a great toy to try out before you commit to buying one of the more expensive pieces. This will let you see what it feels like to have a cage that is connected to your piercing before breaking the bank on something more extravagant.

A chastity cage's primary objective is to keep a penis from escaping its confines. The Oxy Dome PA Chastity Cage delivers spectacularly. With a steel-barred sheath imprisoning the outside of my equipment and a metal hook securing it from the inside, there is no chance of getting out without a key. It was overall quite comfy, neither too heavy nor too light. The gaps in the bars are large enough for some teasing and for washing. I wish the piercing hook came in different sizes, as it was a size too small and dug into me a little uncomfortably at times, but that's manageable. The big issue is the round shield at the end of the caged sheath. Where the piercing hook emerges from the urethra, it passes through hole in the middle of this shield. Unfortunately, the two pieces of metal caught my skin and pinched painfully.

The package shipped in a nondescript cardboard box. Art inside the lid showed a leather-clad femdom from the neck down, revealing that--just like a chastity cage--the discrete package contains plenty to be excited about. The cage came with a cylinder lock, two keys, a black storage bag, and a little booklet giving instructions on how to use various toys that Oxy sells. This was a generic instruction manual which didn't have any info for a PA-specific chastity device. However, it provided plenty of helpful tips, including advice for safety and good hygiene.

All three parts of the chastity cage are made of 304 stainless steel, which Wikipedia informs me is "the most common stainless steel." The material is body safe, waterproof, and I was able to clean it easily with antibacterial Dial soap before putting it on and when showering with it. The aforementioned storage bag it comes with is a nice perk. The cylinder lock came with two keys, which are made from a cheaper material and one of the keys bent when unlocking it.