It didn’t take long to dial in the fit. The back ring was slightly oversized, so I followed Ms.Lori’s suggestion and gently bent it using a vice. What really sealed the deal was some mouldable glue—the same adhesive used for repairing broken laptop charger cords. Adding a small amount around the upper part of the ring gave it an egg-like shape that fitted perfectly while providing just enough friction to keep everything locked in place during lacing. The supplied ring is naturally curved and oval, allowing for a snug fit.
Inside, there was a sharp edge near the vent hole behind my piercing which caused a nasty cut on my first wear. I smoothed it down with a file, and it has held up well since then. Additionally, the screw housings were bulky blocks with hard edges; filing them down significantly and rounding off those corners not only reduced weight but also improved comfort.
I’m running a 4 gauge pin that stays put, which feels solid so far. The device is completely secure—escape isn’t an option unless you feel like drilling through the screws yourself.
Naturally, nighttime erections do wake me up. They aren’t particularly painful though, and I expect to adjust over time.
My job involves manual labor, and wearing it hasn’t been a problem at all. Supportive underwear helps manage the weight, allowing me to largely forget about it.
This is genuine Lori tube wear. The older CB models I used before were fine but essentially toys; you could always slip out if needed. With the Lori tube, things get serious. As days pass, the reality sets in: control has shifted, and you’re stuck until she gives permission.