Bling My CB-6000 Competition

CB-X is calling on retailers and shoppers to display their creativity and bond with the CB-X chastity device through a unique contest. The Bling My CB-6000 competition will give out a grand prize for the most inventive decoration using the world’s top-selling male chastity devices brand. Additionally, the manufacturer will pick two extra winners randomly from all participants who entered. To participate, decorate, add jewels, paint, or use other artistic supplies to creatively modify any CB-X chastity device. Then, upload a picture of your finished work. Entrants are also urged to share real user stories and/or images of the decorated piece in use. Each entry method earns one point. Names go into the drawing with odds matching the points earned, up to a maximum of 3 points per contestant. “CB-X is thrilled to kick off the New Year with an engaging contest that sparks creativity,” said CB-X CEO Nikki Yates. “This idea came from fan mail and photos we receive showing how users personalize our bestsellers. We look forward to seeing what comes out of this open call for creative entries.” The competition welcomes men, women, consumers, retailers, or distributors globally. Entries are accepted from Feb. 19 through March 31, with winners announced in April. Stories and photos can be sent to [email protected]. Everyone enters the drawing up to three times based on their points. “CB-X draws fans from all backgrounds, and this contest invites them to express themselves,” Yates added. “Our products hold different meanings for different people, and we can’t wait to see and read about them.” Last month, CB-X won Alternative Product of the Year at the 2013 XBIZ Awards. The company also debuted its latest design, Points of Intrigue, at two major industry events: ANME and ANE. However, the product’s release-date has been pushed back due to Chinese New Year. To learn more about CB-X Male Chastity devices or place an order, email [email protected] Contestants are encouraged to follow CB-X on Facebook and Twitter, though it’s not mandatory for eligibility.