Black Silicone Urethral Sound with Ring 10.5 cm, Ø 8 mm

Sounding, or pleasure where nothing else goes

Sounding means gently inserting a sound into the urethra, through the opening of the glans. The sensation is like nothing else: an inner pressure, a feeling of fullness, nerve endings that neither hand nor mouth can reach. This Ouch! urethral sound in black silicone inserts 7.5 cm, with a ribbed shaft of 8 mm maximum diameter, and ends in a small ball and a 3.6 cm ring that makes removal easier.

Flexible, it follows the natural curve of the urethra instead of forcing its own. You can keep it in place like a plug while you stroke yourself, or it can become your partner's toy.

Key features

Soft, phthalate-free silicone. Smooth, non-porous and supple, silicone follows the movements of the body and cleans thoroughly: an absolute must for such a sensitive area.

Bulges that make all the difference. The shaft isn't smooth: its successive ripples stretch then release the urethra as it moves in or out. Every little movement becomes a wave of sensation.

Controlled depth. With 7.5 cm insertable, the sound stays in the front part of the urethra, under the glans and along the shaft. Enough to feel it fully, without going deep.

A practical, playful ring. The 3.6 cm ring, connected to the shaft by a small ball that acts as a stop, gives a firm grip to gently pull the sound out. Your partner can also use it to move it, very slowly.

Sensations and uses

Solo, the sound goes in on a soft or half-hard cock. When the erection builds, the shaft tightens around the rod: the pressure becomes intense and every touch of the glans echoes inside. With a partner, it's a game of trust and domination: letting a guy handle the inside of your cock takes total surrender.

Who is it for? At 8 mm diameter, this is not a starter sound. It's for those who have already practised with thinner gauges and know their own sensations. If you're just starting out, begin with a 5 to 6 mm sound and progress in steps.

Tips for use

• Wash your hands thoroughly, or better, put on disposable gloves, then clean the glans.
• Disinfect the sound right before use (see below).
• Lubricate the shaft generously with a water-based lubricant, ideally sterile in single-dose sachets. Never silicone lubricant on a silicone toy.
• Let it slide down almost on its own, barely guiding it, never pushing. At the slightest resistance or pain, stop.
• Take it out slowly by holding the ring, then pee within the next few minutes to flush the urethra.

Strict hygiene and precautions

The urethra is highly exposed to infection: hygiene is not optional. Before and after every use, wash the sound in hot water and mild soap, then disinfect it, for example a few minutes in boiling water, which silicone can take, or with a suitable disinfectant. Let it dry and store it in a clean pouch. Strictly personal use.

A slight burning sensation when peeing may appear after a session; see a doctor if it persists, or if there is bleeding, fever or pain. Don't practise if you have a urinary infection, an STI, an injury or recent surgery in the area, and never with numbing gel, under the influence of alcohol or products that dull pain: pain is your best warning signal.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: I've never tried sounding, is this sound right for me?

A: It's better to start thinner. At 8 mm diameter, it's meant for users who have already used 5 to 6 mm sounds without difficulty.

Q: Which lubricant should I use?

A: A water-based lubricant, sterile in single-dose sachets if possible. Avoid silicone lubricant, which damages silicone toys, as well as oils, creams and saliva.

Q: Does it hurt?

A: Done slowly, with plenty of lubricant and no forcing, sounding mostly gives intense pressure and warmth. Sharp pain is a signal to stop immediately.

Q: Can I keep it in during an erection?

A: Yes, many people keep it in while they jerk off: the erection increases the pressure around the rod. Take it out as soon as discomfort outweighs pleasure, and keep sessions short.

Q: Can I lend it?

A: No. A urethral sound is a strictly personal accessory, to be disinfected before and after every use.