Vibrating Cockring & Tethered Anal Egg - 10 Modes — Eclipse

A ring up front, an egg inside, and both of them buzzing

The Eclipse by Hueman solves a simple problem: vibrating cockrings stimulate the shaft, prostate stimulators work the inside, and normally you'd have to buy both. Here it's one single piece — a soft silicone ring with its own motor, connected by a thin, flexible tether to a vibrating egg you place inside you.

The tether isn't a cosmetic detail, it's the whole point of the design. The egg stays attached to the ring at all times: you can't lose it, and you retrieve it with a gentle pull. That's what sets this apart from standalone vibrating eggs, which have nothing to stop a bad surprise.

On the controls side, 3 speeds and 7 vibration modes, ten settings in total, run from the buttons on the ring. The whole thing is IPX7 waterproof, USB rechargeable with cable included, and rated for 50 minutes of battery life. Silicone and ABS, phthalate-free, in a purple-blue gradient finish.

What the combo actually gives you

A harder erection that holds. That's the basic principle of a cockring: it slows venous return, so blood stays where it should. You'll see the difference and feel it, especially late in a session when things usually start to soften.

Prostate stimulation without having to hold anything. The egg sits in place, it buzzes, and your hands are free. That's the whole advantage over a stimulator you have to manoeuvre yourself.

Both zones at once. This is where it gets serious. Prostate stimulation alone builds slowly; combined with the shaft, it changes character entirely. A lot of guys describe a noticeably longer, deeper orgasm with this kind of combo than with either one on its own.

You can wear it during sex. The ring doesn't get in the way of penetration and the egg stays put. Whether you're topping or bottoming, the setup holds.

Properly waterproof. IPX7, so full immersion is fine. Shower, bath, and above all, no special care needed for cleaning.

How to put it on, and in what order

Charge it first. 50 minutes of battery is decent but not huge. A toy dying at the wrong moment is about as bad as it gets.

Water-based lube only. This is silicone: silicone lube attacks the surface and leaves it permanently tacky. Water-based, no exceptions, and use plenty on the egg.

Egg first, ring second. Insert the lubricated egg squatting or lying on your side, toy switched off. Once it's in place and comfortable, slide the ring on. The other way round is a lot less practical.

Put the ring on soft or semi-hard. On a full erection it's fiddly and often uncomfortable. Slide it over the balls then the shaft, or just the shaft if you'd rather start with lighter pressure.

Find the right depth. The prostate sits 5-8 cm in, against the front wall. Adjust the egg's position until the vibrations spread where they should — a couple of centimetres changes everything.

Build up gradually. Start on low, continuous. The pulsing modes are more interesting once you're already going than they are at the start.

To remove: switch off the vibrations, take the ring off first, then retrieve the egg with a gentle pull on the tether. Never yank it.

Topping, bottoming, or just lying back

Solo, it's a toy for a long session. Egg in place, ring keeping you hard, and you can go well past what your hand usually allows.

When you're topping, the ring does exactly what's asked of it — you last longer and stay harder — while the egg works you from the inside. It's a sensation few guys expect the first time: fucking while being stimulated internally at the same time.

When you're bottoming, you can keep the ring on its own and leave the egg out, or combine both if there's room for it. Try it and see, it depends a lot on body shape.

With a partner, let him run the buttons. Not controlling the rhythm or intensity yourself changes the whole exercise, and since the ring is on you, he's got the controls within reach the entire time.

Safety: the three rules that matter

1. Thirty minutes maximum, watch in hand. A cockring restricts blood flow — that's literally how it works. Past 20 to 30 minutes, you leave the comfort zone and enter the trouble zone. Take it off immediately if you feel numbness, tingling, pain, or if the skin changes colour — blue, purple, white. Never fall asleep wearing it.

2. Never force it off. If the ring is too tight, a cold shower brings the erection down and removal becomes easy. If it stays stuck and painful, go to A&E — it's rare, it's not serious if you don't wait, and nobody is going to judge you.

3. The tether isn't decorative. It's what lets you retrieve the egg, and it's what makes this safe for anal use. Check before every use that it's securely attached to the ring. Never cut the tether and never use the egg on its own: without it, you've got no stopper and no way to pull it back out.

Avoid it if you're on blood thinners, if you have circulation issues, neuropathy, or any condition that reduces sensitivity — you wouldn't feel the warning signs. When in doubt, ask a doctor.

Cleaning, charging and storage

Before and after every use: warm water and mild soap, or toy cleaner. IPX7 waterproofing means you can run it entirely under the tap. Pay extra attention to the tether-egg junction, that's where residue builds up.

Anal use: clean it thoroughly afterwards every time, and put a condom on the egg if you're sharing the toy. Note that silicone lube is off-limits, but a latex condom is perfectly compatible with water-based lube.

Drying: clean cloth, then air dry before storing.

Charging: USB, cable included. Full charge before first use. Avoid storing it flat for months on end, the battery doesn't like that.

Storage: individual pouch, away from sunlight and heat, without prolonged contact with other silicone toys.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Can the egg get stuck inside?

A: No, that's actually the whole point of the design. It's permanently tethered to the ring by a soft cord: you retrieve it with a gentle pull. Just check before each use that the attachment is intact.

Q: Can I wear the ring for more than 30 minutes?

A: No. That's the commonly accepted limit for any cockring, and it's not there for decoration. Remove it at the first sign of numbness, tingling or skin colour change.

Q: Do the two parts vibrate separately?

A: The motor is in the ring and the vibrations spread through the whole thing. You control intensity and mode, not each part independently.

Q: Is 50 minutes of battery life enough?

A: Plenty for one session — especially since you shouldn't wear the ring past 30 minutes anyway. Just charge it beforehand, the battery life doesn't leave much room for improvising.