Cloud 9 Pro Rings Liquid Silicone Donuts 2 Pack Cock Ring Black

What this is

The Cloud 9 Pro Rings Liquid Silicone Donuts 2 Pack is a set of two black silicone rings, sold on a single blister card under Cloud 9 Novelties' Pro Sensual Series line. One card holds one large ring and one small ring. The card names the set "Pro Rings — Liquid Silicone Donuts — Training 2 pack", carries the model code WTC915, and is marked for novelty use by adults. Both rings are solid, seamless and unpowered: there is no motor, no battery and nothing to switch on. If you are comparing options across our cock rings range, this is the plain-silicone, two-size end of it rather than the vibrating end.

The "donut" in the name is literal. Each ring is a thick torus rather than a thin band, with a softly rippled outer wall and a smooth round inner opening. The back of the card describes the construction as an extra-thick seamless design, and the unpackaged photograph bears that out — the wall of each ring is roughly as deep as it is tall.

The two sizes on the card

The card prints a separate dimension block for each ring, and the two differ in every measurement. The large ring is listed at 20G with a height of 14mm, a width of 51mm and a depth of 14mm — roughly 0.55 inch by 2.00 inches by 0.55 inch. The small ring is listed at 12G with a height of 12mm, a width of 42mm and a depth of 12mm — roughly 0.47 inch by 1.65 inches by 0.47 inch. So the small ring is both narrower across and slightly thinner in the wall.

Including both is the point of a two-pack: you can find out which of the two suits you without buying twice. The card states that one or two may be worn according to your own preference, and it warns that excessive constriction could cause injury — which is the reason to begin with the gentler of the two rather than the tighter one.

Product specifications

The material

Both rings are molded from liquid silicone, and the card describes that silicone as latex- and phthalate-free. The front of the card repeats the same two points as icons — PF for phthalate free, BS for body safe — and the back repeats them again in its feature bullets. Silicone is the usual choice for an item like this because it is non-porous, holds no odor, stretches well without taking a set, and returns to its original shape instead of staying stretched.

Two practical consequences follow from the material, and both are worth knowing before the first use. Silicone and silicone-based lubricants can interact and leave the surface tacky, which is why the card specifies a water-based personal lubricant. And because silicone is non-porous, cleaning is straightforward — there is no seam, groove or fabric for anything to sit in. Latex-free also matters to a minority of buyers for a concrete reason: latex allergy is common enough that the card calls the absence out directly.

How to use and care for them

Pick one ring, use a water-based personal lubricant, and stretch it on gently rather than forcing it. The card directs the use of a water-based lubricant specifically, and it also sets two hard time limits that matter more than anything else printed on the pack: wear a ring for no more than 30 minutes at a time, and allow at least 60 minutes between uses. It states plainly that a ring should never be worn while falling asleep.

For cleaning, wash both rings thoroughly after each use. Warm water with a mild, unscented soap is enough for a non-porous silicone surface, and the card's own Care and Cleaning line points to a dedicated toy cleaner. Let them dry fully before putting them away, and store them somewhere clean and dry rather than loose in a drawer. Nothing about the set needs charging, replacing or servicing between uses.

Who it's for

This set suits an adult who wants a simple, unpowered silicone ring and is not yet sure which internal opening will suit, since the card includes two. It also suits anyone who prefers a thick, cushioned profile over a thin band — the donut shape puts more material against the skin and distributes it over a wider contact area. It is not a good match if you are looking for vibration or any electronic function, in which case the powered items in our adult toys selection are the relevant section.

It is for adults 18 and over only. The card marks the product as intended for novelty use, and states that it is not intended for contraception or birth control — it is not a contraceptive and offers no protection against pregnancy.

Good to know

The card carries a full Precautions and Warnings block, and the parts of it that are plain safety information are worth repeating here. Use of a constriction ring may aggravate an existing medical condition. Do not use one under the influence of alcohol or drugs, since impaired judgment raises the risk of injury. Misuse may cause bruising or lasting injury. If any complication occurs, the card directs you to discontinue use immediately and consult your physician.

The card does not carry a California Proposition 65 warning. If you want general background on what those warnings mean and which substances trigger them, California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment publishes the Proposition 65 warnings site and a set of chemical fact sheets. Neither source refers to this product; both are listed here as independent reference material.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many rings come on the card, and are they the same size?

Two rings come on one card, and they are different sizes. The card prints a large ring at 20G measuring 14mm by 51mm by 14mm, and a small ring at 12G measuring 12mm by 42mm by 12mm. Having both on one card is how the set is meant to be used — start with the one that suits you and keep the other.

What are the Cloud 9 Pro Rings made of?

They are molded from liquid silicone, which the card describes as latex- and phthalate-free premium silicone. The front of the blister card carries PF (Phthalate Free) and BS (Body Safe) icons, and the back repeats the same wording in its feature bullets. There is no fabric, metal or plastic component in either ring.

What lubricant should I use with them?

Use a water-based personal lubricant — the card specifies that directly. Silicone-based lubricants are generally avoided on silicone items because the two can interact and leave the surface tacky. A water-based lubricant rinses off with warm water and leaves nothing behind on the silicone.

How long should one be worn?

No more than 30 minutes at a time, with at least 60 minutes between uses, as printed on the back of the card. The card also warns against falling asleep while wearing one. These two time limits are the most important instructions on the packaging, and nothing in the set changes them.

How do I clean them?

Wash both rings thoroughly after each use. Warm water and a mild, unscented soap are enough for a non-porous silicone surface, and the card's Care and Cleaning line points to a dedicated toy cleaner. Dry them fully before storage. Other unpowered items in our men's adult products range clean the same way.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.