Lustschloss Peniskorb Device

I recently found an interesting new chastity device that I have not seen discussed here. It is made in Switzerland and is called PK or Peniskorb or Peniscage. I should mention that I am only associated with this firm as a satisfied customer.

I ordered one, and found it to be well-made, very comfortable and very secure. Long-term wear should be a breeze with this device. Nick at Lustschloss has been extremely helpful, great to work with, and the service has been excellent.

This device, sadly, is not for everyone. You must be circumcized and you must have a PA piercing. One more thing that I understand will be added to the website soon is that the glans or head of the penis must be larger than the shaft when erect.

Of these, the PA piercing is by far the easiest and you should not let that slow you down if you otherwise qualify and are interested. The pain of a PA is minimal and only lasts a moment, and it heals very fast.

If you do qualify, you can have a secure chastity device that does not restrict your movements like a belt or cause all kinds of painful problems around the scrotum like the trapped ball devices. As I mentioned earlier, long-term wear is very comfortable.

The PK is custom made to your specific and exact measurements. The website provides detailed instructions for making the measurements--you can provide measurements in inches or millimeters. They recommend using a slide caliper or dial caliper, and I second that recommendation--a ruler or tape just won't be precise enough. You should be able to pick up one that is adequate for this purpose at a hardware store for under $20.

If you are a "grower," it is really hard to get consistent measurements, but devote the time and effort to getting it right as the measurements are critical to success in fitting this device--particularly, make sure the flaccid measurement is not too small or you will not be able to put it on. The erect measurements are important as the device works by "clamping" the erect glans.

You will need a lock, too. Frankly, locks like those used with the CB-2K/CB-3K work fine with the PK; you may already have one or they are inexpensive to buy. If you have any plans to place a lock directly into a piercing, this site also has a selection of locks that are hypoallergenic and made for that purpose. They will also work well with the PK, but might be a bit pricey if that is all you plan to use it for.

The PA will need to have a ring, 8ga - 4ga, an inch (25mm) or less OUTSIDE diameter--3/4 inch (20mm) may fit better. The PK locks to this ring, which makes it very secure. I have had good luck with captive-tube rings at http://www.bodycircle.com/merchant.ihtml?id=3&step=2 (not associated with that firm, either). The larger-guage rings will require ring-opening pliers or equivalent to install or remove (http://www.bodycircle.com/merchant.ihtml?id=12&step=2 )

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