This is a common issue that can be resolved with the following simple steps:

• Ensure the locking pin & spacer sizes are the same (i.e. A-A / B-B / etc.)
• Ensure the 4 prongs on the spacer are inserted into the cage, and the two solid bars into the ring – this is the most common issue as to why the parts will not fit properly
• If steps 1 & 2 are correct and you are having trouble inserting the padlock, simply squeeze the parts together – pulling the cage and ring as close together as you can – and then feed the padlock through the hole.

Yes! We do sell just the cages to The Vice here, and they are compatible with all other Vice components (see next FAQ for details).

Yes! All Vice cages will fit all of your existing ring, spacer, and locking pin parts you may own. The Vice Plus, Standard, and Mini cages are compatible with all anti-pullout sizes as well (The Micro and Clitty are not compatible with the anti-pullouts).

The security of the anti-pullout lies in the textured design of the tabs. As the pullout is being worn, the skin will begin to mold to the texture. After 2 days of constant wear, the skin has fully molded to it, making the device inescapable!

Yes! We are currently designing new devices which will feature a solid ring, and ergonomic shaping for increased comfort and durability.

When one (or both) testicles slip past the ring, it usually means there is one or more parts that are too large. The following suggestions will help prevent testicle slippage:

• Try a smaller ring – the ring should be snug, but not tight. Just ensure the testicles are not becoming discolored.
• Try a smaller spacer – decreasing the distance between the ring and the cage will give the testicles less room to slip through. If the ‘A’ spacer is too large, we also offer a Model Z Spacer.
• If you are still experiencing testicle slippage, the next step would be to use a chastity strap. This will secure your device firmly, but comfortably, to your body, and make slipping extremely unlikely.

This is a relatively common issue. Unfortunately, the only solution to this we have found so far is to stretch the sac. There are various techniques and toys to help facilitate this. And if done as intended, is completely safe. Simply look up “ball stretcher cbt toys” to find a device that would work best for you. 


We do plan on carrying ball stretchers in the future. In the meantime, another solution would be to get a small length of rope, and wrap it around the sac until the skin around the testicles is tight. Leave it there for 10-20 minutes. Do this practice daily, and in a few weeks, your sac will stretch out slightly, making it easy to wear a chastity ring.

No. The Micro and Clitty cages are too short to have room to house the anti-pullout system. Therefore, they are not compatible.



We are looking at designing an anti-pullout system at the back of the cage to allow for use with Micro & Clitty sized cages. But we do not have an ETA on this yet.