If you want a chastity cage that doesn't look like it came out of a hardware catalog, the Midas gives you real 18k gold plating over stainless steel with a lock that actually stays locked. It's built for extended wear, not just a weekend scene.

Features

• 18k gold plating over solid stainless steel, so it keeps its shine instead of flaking like cheaper plated cages
• Comes with two graduated base rings, one for the shaft and one for the testicles, so you can dial in the fit instead of guessing
• Open tip design lets urine pass through, so the wearer can use the bathroom and shower without removing the cage
• Integrated locking mechanism keeps the cage secured during long-term or full-time wear
• Non-porous surface, won't hold odor or bacteria the way silicone cages can

Materials and care

Stainless steel base with 18k gold plating. Wash with warm water and mild soap, or a toy cleaner made for metal. Dry it fully before locking it back up; moisture trapped against skin for hours causes irritation faster than the metal itself does.

Worth knowing before you buy

Gold plating is plating, not solid gold. With regular cleaning and normal handling it holds up well, but any plated metal will eventually show light wear at contact points after months of heavy use. That's normal, not a defect. Measure both rings against the body before you order. Metal doesn't flex like silicone, so an undersized ring is a problem you'll feel within minutes, not something you can stretch into.

Ships in a plain box with a discreet billing descriptor, same as everything else from MS.

FAQ

Is this comfortable for long-term or full-time wear?
Yes, that's what the open tip and dual ring sizing are built for. Most wearers still take a short daily break to clean the cage rather than leaving it locked for days straight.

How do I pick the right ring size?
Measure the base of the shaft, then separately measure around the testicles at their widest point while flaccid. Match both numbers to the ring measurements listed on this page, and size up if you're between two options.

Will the gold plating wear off?
Not from normal handling and washing. Harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scrubbing will shorten its life, so stick to mild soap or a cleaner made for metal toys.