A Review of the Lori's 5 Chastity Tube

TLDR summary at the end. I placed my order for a Lori’s 5 last fall, paying about $500. The production and delivery time was estimated at four to five months, and they stuck to that timeline. I found working with Lori straightforward, even if her operation had some organizational quirks. (Note: I ordered size 5a instead of the standard 5, but ran out of patience waiting for a correction. I doubt she ever realized the mix-up.) Like other products from this maker, the Lori’s 5 uses a piercing as its primary security measure to keep the chastity tube attached to your body. You can’t slip free without unscrewing and removing the locking pin from that piercing. The pin utilizes a specialized screw system with unique slots in the head, creating a semi-unique driver. A driver from another Lori’s tube likely won’t fit yours. Be gentle with the screw head; using a standard driver or too much force can strip it, which will definitely cause issues. Using a piercing for the lock was crucial for me because an “inescapable” device adds to the psychological aspect of chastity. (It isn’t truly inescapable, but leaving without the correct driver is obvious and potentially risky for your penis.) Many people manage fine with piercings on other devices, but that’s not our style. The Prince Albert piercing must be fully healed—more so than for most devices. I can’t emphasize this enough. A poorly healed PA will lead to trouble, frustration, and dissatisfaction. This Lori’s tube differs from her usual lineup because it doesn’t anchor the device to a ring behind the testicles for support. Instead, the Lori’s 5 encloses the main part of the penile shaft, leaving only the less sensitive tip and a bit of the base exposed. The tube “floats” freely, held in place by friction against your penis and secured with the pin through your PA. The entire weight rests on that friction between the tube and your penis; if it slips, the piercing takes some of the load. Although lighter than traditional metal ball traps, this device is still quite heavy at about half a pound. I found a jock strap to be the best underwear choice. You want to avoid bouncing while dangling, as slippage will eventually shift weight onto your Prince Albert. Wearing it naked with your KH works well enough, provided you skip activities like jumping jacks. The internal diameter is critical. Measure when completely flaccid (good luck) because a loose tube can slip and load the PA if not tight while soft. Lori suggested measuring three times on separate days and using the smallest average value. I think my measurement was about 1/32nd of an inch too large—functional, but not ideal. I found the stocking trick helpful for putting the tube on. Aligning my PA with the side portal was tricky and took time, resulting in several misalignments before the pin seated correctly. My KH might have managed it more easily. This is hands down the best chastity solution I’ve used. It’s comfortable, effective, and relatively hassle-free. With previous ball trap systems, we usually hit a wall around ten days as some part of my body needed rest. This time, the device worked from day one with no issues after two weeks. My KH is considering a four-month zero-release “boot camp” for me—a scenario I once thought impossible. The Lori’s 5 seems capable of being a true 24/7 gadget rather than just a weekend accessory. Dressed up, there are few signs the tube is present; it mainly gives me a larger diameter look and keeps everything firm like steel. It feels imposing when flaccid since most of my penis is encased in metal with only small openings visible. I haven’t had anyone spot it in the locker room yet, but the tube is large, shiny, and noticeable during changes—nothing subtle. People will likely see it. It doesn’t restrict erections much (I’m a grower). I can achieve semi-firmness and even morning wood, though the half-pound weight and narrow diameter limit how far things expand. My KH can tease me and edge me slightly; while I become partially erect, I cannot progress further. All the ball trap devices I tried suffered from edema and chafing. Since the Lori’s 5 doesn’t involve my balls, those issues are gone. I used to carry ointment everywhere with ball traps, but it hasn’t been necessary so far with this tube. Hygiene seems easy thus far. I can shave all body hair and wash sweaty or dirty areas without removing the device. It remains to be seen if I’ll need periodic removals for shaft cleaning. Since my KH has zero tolerance for bad odors, some “spring cleaning” might become necessary during long sessions. The Lori’s 5 does have a few quirks. I am constantly aware that I cannot dangle freely or move rapidly while flaccid. Even slight upward movement of the tube can shift load to the piercing—a difference of just a few hundredths of an inch matters. I have more exercise options than with ball traps, but still need athletic support for most activities and must watch out for dynamic loading issues. TLDR: In short, the Lori’s 5 is a fresh solution that works better for us than any other chastity device we previously tried. Price moderate (~$500). Custom fit. Long lead time. Requires a bigger gage Prince Albert piercing. The Grinder