Cupcage - The Original

My experience

As an owner of both the Cupcage and The Grip, I feel compelled to compare these two devices against each other. The Cupcage is made out of PLA and TPU plastics, and the material does feel cheaper than The Grip. That makes sense, since the Cupcage is cheaper than The Grip, but I have been hesitant to wear it long-term because it does feel more cheaply made. What I like about the Cupcage is that they provide a wide-range of glans ring sizes which allow you to dial in the correct fit despite their "one-size-fits-all" model. When the glans ring is sized correctly, the Cupcage is fairly secure, probably more so than most ball-trap style cages. I remember receiving the cage VERY quickly after purchasing, despite being located on the opposite side of the world from their headquarters in Australia. I like the customization options they offer in terms of mixing-and-matching colors at checkout, selecting from different design patterns and offering engraving services. There is a slot on the side of the cage that is meant to attach to a waist band, but I havent never tried this. I'm skeptical a waist belt would work well with the Cupcage as most waist bands connect to the base ring of a ball-trap cage, where the base ring is already anchored onto the body and the band simply helps it stay in place. With the Cupcage, it seems like you would be pinning your penis against your waist, but again this is not something I have tried. Overall, the cheap price point and fast shipping makes the Cupcage an ideal device for anyone looking to dip their toes into shaft-only devices before upgrading to a more expensive option.