Testicles Slipping Out of the Ball Stretcher: What to Do?

~ Jack Williams

I have the right size and even went up a size but my right nut at times slips out. Any suggestions?

Ball StretchingA testicle slipping out of the ball stretcher is not an uncommon problem. Most of the time, it does happen because the device is not of the proper size. It may also happen because the person uses too much lube. However, it is important to understand that this sort of things is not so much of a problem if it happens only periodically.

Of course, it can be very embarrassing if it happens in public or at a wrong time, so it is understandable that you want to understand why it’s happening and how to stop it. However, keep in mind that a testicle slipping out only occasionally is generally not a sign that there is something wrong with your ball stretcher.

Wrong Size: Testicles Slipping Out

Most of the time, a testicle slipping out of the ball stretcher is a problem that happens because of an improper fit. Having a good fit with your ball stretcher is absolutely crucial. You need a stretched of the right size for it to work perfectly.

Keep in mind that you might think that your stretcher is of the right size but it is still not a perfect fit. Unlike many other sex toys and devices, ball stretchers need a very precise fit. It means that there is often not so much difference between two sizes, but even the little difference is important. You may think that a quarter of an inch won’t make a problem, but think again. While it might be that your ball stretcher is of a good size, keep in mind that every fraction of an inch makes a difference.

This is why many people need to try different sizes before they find the one that gives a perfect fit. Sometimes, it may seem that a ball stretcher is good but once you try a different size you realize that it actually feels better. It happens a lot.

Also, since every fraction of an inch makes a difference, it inevitably means that some people might be between sizes. In these situations, it is okay to go with the nearest size – this is the one that will give you the best fit, even if it’s not perfect. The good news here is that your ball stretcher will work even if the fit is not perfect. The bad news is that you might encounter less than ideal situations, such as testicles slipping out.

Finally, keep in mind that a ball stretcher might be a good fit when you buy it, but it might become too large after a while. As you stretch your balls, your scrotum becomes elongated and thus thinner. It means that a stretcher than once fit perfectly is now a bit too large for your testicles. In these situations, people might think about buying a smaller ball stretcher to use in the future.

What If it’s the Right Size?

Wrong size is the main source of trouble with ball stretchers and slippage, but what if it is a good fit? What if your ball stretcher is of the right size and your testicles still slip out? Here are some tips on what to do in this situation:

  • How often does it happen? A testicle slipping out once in a while is not so much of a problem in itself, but a constant hassle does point out that something is wrong with your ball stretcher.
  • How much lube do you use? Lube is great for making stretchers more comfortable but it also makes everything more slippery. Try reducing lubes and sees what happens.
  • Keep in mind that it might just be the issue of “good” vs. “perfect” fit. It might be that you are between sizes. This is okay – even a good fit will provide results, but minor problems such as occasional slippage are to be expected.
  • A lot depends on one’s individual anatomy. Not all ball stretchers are perfect for all people, so you might consider trying a different design. Even a small change in design might make a lot of difference.
  • How tall (thick) is your stretcher? Some people have more issues with thin, ring-like stretchers than the taller, thicker ones. Other people have the opposite experience. Try stretchers of different thickness to see if the problem is solved.
  • Do you stack stretchers? Some people claim that the additional weight make slippage more common. Try removing some of the stretchers if this is the case to see if there is any change.
  • Try stretchers of a different material. For example, if you are only using metal ones, try leather stretchers and see how they behave. While feeling and results vary between different materials, it is important to see what kind of a stretcher fits you best.
About Holes:
Steve “Holes” Armstong is a staff writer and researcher for TheChainGang. He is a long-term piercing enthusiast who is never tired of discovering new body modifications. In addition to this, he also likes to spend his time experimenting with new ways to find pleasure, which makes him a perfect person to discuss unusual adult toys. He says: “I love piercings and I can’t get enough of them. There is something special about body modifications and altering your looks… Even if it’s just below the belt! I am happy to share my knowledge of extreme piercings and lesser-known sex toys, made for both men and women”. In addition to writing, Steve is also a researcher, always on a lookout for new and exciting things.

6 thoughts on “Testicles Slipping Out of the Ball Stretcher: What to Do?

  1. Jack has a point here and it’s too bad Steve is not adressing the problem. Talking about perfect fit and lube doesn’t solve the issue.
    The issue here is that most ball stretchers have a to big inner diameter. Especially the metal ones. In combination with the weight your balls will slip through. They should produce stretchers with 2 cm inner diameter or even 1,5 for the smaller guys. I’ve searched the net, most of them are 2,5cm or bigger. I stopped using the metal ones and are using thick rubber rings which give me a real good stretch and they are only 2 cm in diameter.

  2. Same issue here, I tried 5 plus of their ball stretchers and all slip or too tight and give me blue balls. They need to make more sizes or half sizes (37.5 mm, etc) but I imagine that would be too many SQUs and expensive to hold all that stock. I’ve tried wrapping my balls with strip of felt fabric, or cock ring, or silicone adjustable cock ring, that is like a small rope with adjusters, before adding ball stretchers, but Nothing so far has worked perfectly. The felt fabric is the best of the bunch. I don’t use lube but still get slippage. But honestly these still are amazing, I’ve never busted a nut so hard as when I use these. If your going to wear in public don’t wear underwear so you get a good stretch and wear fitted or semi snug jeans so if it does fall out it slowly falls down your pant leg and you can grab it at the bottom of the pant leg, I’ve done this a dozen times and no one noticed in the store.

  3. my problem is not that the ring falls off the scrotum but that a testicle pulls itself through the ring. sometimes mildly painful. often the Scutum is left still in the ring and hanging on. would like to know what can be done. without stretchers, my testlcels are often high and tight. often inside of me.

    • yes, exactly this. I’m using a 30mm inner diameter ring currently, which is already a snug fit for my scrotum. Any smaller would start causing constriction/blue balls, but I still get painful slippage with my right testicle after a few hours of standing, shortly followed by the left if I don’t take it off ASAP. I don’t use lube when putting mine on either. Just ordered an oval weight from here, hoping the 25mm opening will be small enough to prevent future slippage, so we’ll see…

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