The tightest ring in the Tantus C-Sling range, with a contoured tongue that sits back against the perineum.
The C-Sling is a teardrop of solid silicone with a single opening at the top and a long tapered tongue below it. Worn with the tongue pointing down and back toward the anus, it gently massages the perineum while the ring holds snugly around the shaft and testicles. The 1.75 is the most constrictive C-Ring in the range, and it is one for someone already comfortable with rings and slings, not a first ring. Molded in Tantus 100 percent ultra premium silicone, so it can be boiled, bleached and run through the dishwasher.
Why this works
- The contoured tongue points down and back toward the anus and massages the perineum, which a plain ring cannot do.
- Firm rather than stretchy, so it fits snugly around the shaft and testicles and works like a classic C-Ring.
- The most constrictive size in the C-Sling line, which is the point of choosing this one.
- It creates harder, longer lasting erections and better orgasms.
- 100 percent ultra premium silicone, Tantus's own formula, so there is no filler and no coating to wear off.
- Hypoallergenic and non porous, so it cleans up completely rather than just getting wiped down.
- Boilable, bleachable and dishwasher safe, which is rare and means you can actually sterilize it.
- No batteries, no charging, nothing to fail.
The specs
- Color: onyx
- Material: Tantus 100 percent ultra premium silicone
- Inner diameter: 1.875 in / 4.76 cm
- Sold as the 1.75, which is the model name in the C-Sling range rather than the measured opening
- The most constrictive C-Sling in the range
- Contoured perineum tongue
- Firm, not stretchy
- Hypoallergenic and hygienic
- Boilable, bleachable, dishwasher safe
- Not recommended with silicone lubricant
- No batteries and no charging
How to put it on
- Put a small amount of lubricant on the inside of the ring first. This is not optional on the 1.75.
- Ease one testicle through at a time, then pull the shaft through last.
- Turn it so the tongue points down and back toward the anus, resting against the perineum.
- Take your time. A tight ring goes on slowly or not at all.
Fit
- Inner diameter is 1.875 in, or 4.76 cm.
- Ring diameter has nothing to do with the size of your penis. A smaller diameter is harder to get on, and more intense once it is.
- If you have not worn a ring before, start with a larger diameter and work down to this one.
- Take it off if anything goes numb, cold or discolored.
Care
- Wash with warm water and a mild soap before and after every use.
- It can be boiled, bleached or run through the dishwasher when you want it fully sterilized.
- Use water based lubricant. Silicone lubricant is not recommended on silicone.
- Let it dry fully and store it on its own, away from other silicone toys.
Use it for
- Perineum pressure, which is what the tongue is shaped for.
- Harder and longer lasting erections.
- Someone who has worn rings before and wants a tighter one.
- Solo or partnered, since there is nothing to operate.
- Sharing between partners, since it can be fully sterilized between uses.
FAQ
Is this a good first cock ring?
No. The 1.75 is the most constrictive C-Ring in the range and it is meant for someone already experienced with rings and slings. Start larger and work down.
Does the diameter relate to my size?
No. Ring diameter has nothing to do with the size of your penis. A smaller diameter is simply harder to get on and more intense once on.
Why does it say 1.75 when the diameter is 1.875?
1.75 is the model name within the C-Sling range. The measured inner diameter is 1.875 in, or 4.76 cm.
How do I get it on?
Lube the inside of the ring, ease one testicle through at a time, then pull the shaft through last.
Which way does it face?
Tongue down and back, toward the anus, so it rests against the perineum.
What does the tongue actually do?
It gently massages the perineum while you wear it. That is the difference between this and a plain round ring.
Can I use silicone lube?
No. Silicone lubricant is not recommended with silicone. Use water based.
How do I clean it?
Warm water and mild soap for everyday. It is also boilable, bleachable and dishwasher safe if you want it sterilized.
What is it made of?
Tantus's own formula of 100 percent ultra premium silicone. Hypoallergenic and non porous.
How long can I wear it?
As with any constrictive ring, take it off if anything goes numb, cold or discolored.
