Cherry Keeper Stub Chastity Device Review

Well it is now a few weeks since i got my new Cherry Keeper Stub chastity device. Unlike the version in the link we ordered mine in purple (see below). One of the advantages of the Cherry Keeper is that you can order it in a wide variety of different colours, purple happens to be one of Owners' favourites.

me and my Cherry Keeper Stub

The Cherry Keeper is fairly unique in that it is manufactured using a 3D printing process. It is printed in a nylon plastic. When ordering there is a wide variety of size options, as well as different colour ranges available, for both the cage and the base ring. You need to remember to order the cage and the base ring as each is sold separately. The version that we ordered is the regular stub size which has a cage depth of just 16.7mm (just over half an inch in old money) and is 32mm in diameter. You can also order a version of the stub that is a little wider. At first we ordered the medium size base ring but i switched that out for a large as i found the medium was a little too constricting. The large fits me perfectly and is comfortable to wear.

The stub is the smallest chastity device i have worn to date. My previous device was the Happy Go Super Small device. For comparison it's cage is a 'massive' 35mm deep whereas the Cherry Keeper is just under half that depth. In short, it reduces my clit length to one that is shorter than the length of my thumbnail. Cages this small take a bit of getting used to but are actually more comfortable to wear, especially at night, as their diminutive size means it is impossible for your clit to expand and stretch in a way that, with bigger cages, can inevitably lead to discomfort as your swelling clit/cock pulls and stretches against the base ring of the chastity device. The tiny cage of the stub prevents any such swelling and thus means you do not experience the nighttime discomfort of of your clit/cock pulling uncomfortably against the base ring.

The one thing you do need to adjust to with a device as small as the stub is that, when you pee you will, need to wipe your bits (testicles) dry afterwards as your clit/cock is no longer long enough to protrude past them, so they will get wet. Top tip, always carry a small packet of tissues with you to dry yourself in case the venue has no toilet roll. Second top tip, don;t be in a hurry to get up and pull your knickers straight back up. First check there is not any urine that has still not quite made its way out. Having your penis/clit in a small cage means everything is a little squashed, not uncomfortably so - not at all, but enough to mean your uretha is no longer a straight line but more of a wiggly S shape, so there may still be some pee in one of the bends. Wait ten seconds and give yourself a good little shake to make sure you truly have finished before pulling those panties straight back up.

But back to the specifics of the Cherry Keeper. One aspect of its design (enabled by virtue of the 3D printing process) is that it is a cage and not a solid plastic tube like some of the other non-metal devices. This means it is super easy to clean and keep hygienic. i give myself a scrub with a nail brush and some anti-bacterial soap each morning whist i shower and then use the shower head to blast the soap away. That, combined with the occasional supervised shower, will be all that is needed to keep the device fresh and odour free. This is a big advantage over some of the other plastic devices.

Another advantage of the printed nylon plastic design is that, when Covid has eventually stopped impacting our ability to travel, the device will be easy to wear when travelling. There will not be the need to replace my previous metal device with a plastic one in order to pass through airport security. And as these systems are increasingly appearing in other settings i.e. some public and office buildings, there won't be the hassle of having to explain why you have just set off the entrance security with your metal chastity cage. Nobody, other than yourself and your partner, need ever know you are wearing it.

i say nobody as you might also forget yourself that you have it on. It really is incredibly lightweight and i often forget it is there at all. The device also seems better at staying in position compared to some of the heavier metal cages which can start to hang lower and lower, especially if you are not wearing knickers. The Cherry Keeper holds itself closer to your body and does not slowly slip down as my Happy Go was prone to try to do.

The other thing that the Cherry Keeper is light on is the price. Given that it is available in just about any size you can possibly want and has lots of additional ways in which it can be customised it really is not very expensive, especially compared to similar custom-built metal cages.  The combination of cage plus the ring (remember each needs to be ordered separately) costs about £30 + postage and packing.  This is more than the Happy Go cost but is still, in my view, great value, especially given the range of sizing and colour options available

The only area where i think the Cherry Keeper could be improved upon is the colour. The base colour of all Cherry Keeper devices is white and then they add the colour of your choice during the printing process. In our case, purple. What i have noticed is that the colour has faded a little over time. This is made a little more noticeable by the fact that i replaced the original base ring with a bigger one, so it looks newer compared to the cage which has been in situ longer and whose colour has faded a little. It is still purple but a lighter purple than it started out. But, hey it still looks pretty.

So, to conclude. It is only a few weeks in but so far i am super happy with the Cherry Keeper and Owner seems satisfied too. A comfortable, lightweight, easy to clean and good value device that looks pretty as well.

Oh, and one final thing. The device also now presents Owner with a vulnerable 'double target' to aim for! 😆

my 'bits' now make an inviting and vulnerable 'target'