What it is
The Renegade Cradle is a one-piece black silicone ring from NS Novelties, sold on a single hang card. The package identifies it in five words and no more: Renegade as the line, Cradle as the model, Super Stretchable as the maker's own descriptor, nsnovelties as the brand, and Silicone as the material. It is a non-powered worn ring — a single piece of molded silicone, with nothing to charge, pair or switch on.
It belongs in our Cock Rings range, which sits inside the wider Men's Adult Products department.
The cradle shape
What makes this one different from a plain O-ring is that it is a single molded body with two unequal openings rather than one. A smaller round opening sits at the top; a wider, more rounded-triangular opening sits below it; and a short bar of silicone bridges the two, which is the part the "Cradle" name is pointing at. The whole piece comes out of one mold — there is no clasp, no snap and no fastening of any kind, so it goes on and comes off by stretch alone.
The profile is flat rather than cord-round. Held in the hand, as in the third photograph, it reads as a flattened loop with a visible edge thickness rather than a thin elastic band.
"Super Stretchable" is printed on the card in the largest type after the brand name itself. Silicone is an elastomer, which is the technical way of saying it deforms under tension and recovers its molded shape when the tension comes off; that recovery is the property the model's name and its card copy are both built around.
Product Specifications — NS Renegade Cradle Silicone Ring
| Feature / Property | Details |
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| Brand | NS Novelties |
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| Line / model | Renegade — Cradle |
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| Material | Silicone (as printed on the card) |
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| Color | Black |
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| Construction | One-piece molded body, no clasp or closure |
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| Openings | Two, unequal, joined by a central bridge |
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| Type | Non-powered worn ring |
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| Packaging | Single piece on a clear blister hang card |
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How to use and care for it
Work the ring on gently, with a water-based lubricant, and let the silicone stretch do the work rather than forcing it. Water-based is the conventional pairing for silicone items because silicone-based lubricants can soften a silicone surface over time; the card names no lubricant type, so that guidance comes from the material rather than from the manufacturer.
For cleaning, warm water and a mild unscented soap is the standard conservative method for a molded silicone piece with no electronics in it. Rinse it fully, pat it dry with a soft towel and let it air-dry completely before putting it away. Store it flat, out of direct sunlight, and separately from other silicone items.
Who it's for
This suits an adult who wants a simple worn ring with no charging, no app and no buttons. The appeal is the opposite of a feature list: one piece of silicone, nothing to assemble, and nothing that needs a manual. The two-opening cradle body is the only structural choice being offered, so the decision is really between this shape and a plain single-loop ring.
It also suits anyone shopping for a first ring who would rather start with stretch than with a fixed, rigid diameter.
Good to know
Constriction items are worn with limits, and this card prints none, so apply the general ones. Remove the ring immediately if you notice numbness, tingling, coldness, loss of sensation, or any change in skin color. Never wear it while asleep, and do not wear it under clothing for long stretches where you cannot monitor it.
Do not use it on broken, irritated or recently shaved skin, and stop if the fit is painful at any point — a ring that hurts is the wrong size, not a ring being broken in. If you have a circulatory or clotting condition, or take medication affecting either, speak to a healthcare professional before using any constriction device.
California shoppers can read the state's general background on product warnings at the OEHHA Proposition 65 site and its chemical fact sheets; neither page refers to this product, and no Proposition 65 warning is printed on this card. This page describes the item and does not promise an outcome, which is the posture the FTC's health products compliance guidance sets out for retailers, and the closing notice below uses the wording set in 21 CFR 101.93.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Renegade Cradle made of?
Silicone — the word is printed on the front of the card by NS Novelties, bottom right. It is the only material named anywhere on the packaging we can see, and the piece is a uniform black throughout both product photographs.
Does it have two openings or two separate rings?
Two openings in one piece, not two separate rings. A smaller round opening and a wider lower opening are molded into a single body and joined by a short silicone bridge, so there is nothing to assemble, link or detach.
Which lubricant should I use with it?
Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based formulas can gradually soften a silicone surface, so water-based is the safer pairing for this material; that recommendation comes from the silicone itself rather than from any instruction printed on the card.
What size is it?
No measurement is printed anywhere on the photographed packaging, so we cannot state one. The card describes the model only as "Super Stretchable", and the third product photograph shows the piece held in a hand — useful for a rough sense of scale, but not a substitute for a dimension.
How will my order be packaged?
Your order ships in plain, unmarked outer packaging with no product imagery on the outside. It will not show the Gear Isle name.
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.
