The Oxballs Ballsling Ball-Split-Sling Clear Ice is a manual external cock-and-ball sling for adults who want a soft, stretchy way to hold the package lower and keep the testicles separated. Product 3604 is identified by store SKU NAL-82332, supplier SKU 82332, manufacturer number OX-3027-CLRICE, and UPC 840215119360. This Clear Ice version uses Oxballs’ rubbery flexTPR material and combines a base sack ring with a thick central separator strap.
Verified product details
- Format: manual external cock-and-ball sling and ball separator
- Material: Oxballs flexTPR
- Color: Clear Ice
- Approximate overall size: 2 in wide × 3 in high
- Approximate main-opening circumference: 4.25 in
- Approximate shaft-opening circumference: 3.75 in
- Approximate ball-opening circumference: 3.25 in
- Approximate weight: 1.5 oz
- Power: none; no battery, motor, charger, or app
The three published opening measurements are circumferences, not diameters. They are useful for comparing the product with other designs, but they do not guarantee fit because stretch, anatomy, temperature, lubricant, and placement all affect pressure. Browse the Cock Rings and Ball Toys collection when comparing different opening layouts and levels of coverage.
How Ballsling is designed to sit
Ballsling has separate paths for the shaft and scrotum plus a central strap intended to rest between the testicles. Oxballs describes the base ring as helping anchor the scrotum while the thick strap directs the testicles downward and apart. The result is a held-low, separated presentation rather than the single circular compression of a basic shaft ring. It can also create a more pronounced outline under a jockstrap pouch or close-fitting gear.
This is an external product. It is not a plug, insertable toy, chastity device, or medical support. The separator should rest against intact external skin without being forced, twisted, or pulled through an opening. Buyers who want the same general product family can compare the Ball Ring tag, the Cock and Ball Ring tag, and the manual-product tag.
Putting it on deliberately
Read the package directions before first use and inspect the product in good light. Confirm that the openings and separator are smooth and free of tears, splits, tacky areas, sharp packaging damage, or permanent distortion. Use a small amount of compatible lubricant where needed to reduce drag. Oxballs specifically recommends water-based, hybrid, or silicone lubricant for this flexTPR product and does not recommend oil-based lubricant.
Work slowly, keep skin and hair clear, and stop if the strap or an opening pinches. Do not yank the product into place or continue stretching against resistance. Once fitted, confirm that you can reach every part and remove it promptly without tools. The wearer should be able to walk, change position, and communicate comfortably before the product becomes part of a longer scene.
Fit, circulation, and time
Stretchy does not mean pressure-free or one-size-fits-all. Begin with a brief trial while fully alert, check the skin frequently, and take the product off before pressure becomes uncomfortable. Remove it immediately for pain, numbness, tingling, unusual coldness, marked color change, swelling, loss of sensation, skin trapping, or difficulty removing it. Do not wait for a planned stopping point when a warning sign appears.
Never sleep in the sling or use it while intoxicated or otherwise unable to monitor sensation and circulation. Do not stack it with another restrictive ring, pump cylinder, or tight gear unless each manufacturer expressly supports that configuration. If symptoms do not resolve promptly after removal, or removal is not possible, seek urgent medical help. The cock-ring fit and safety guide explains why opening style, pressure, and removal planning matter.
Partnered use and consent
For partnered play, agree in advance who will position and remove the sling, what amount of handling is welcome, and which word or signal means stop. Consent to wearing the sling does not automatically include pulling the separator, striking the testicles, restraint, or other CBT activity. Recheck consent when pressure, position, or activity changes.
The central strap makes contact with sensitive external tissue, so controlled movement matters. Avoid sudden tugs, uncontrolled body weight, or leverage that could turn a soft separator into a painful pressure point. A partner should never assume that a visually secure fit is comfortable; only the wearer can report sensation accurately.
Material and lubricant boundaries
Oxballs calls its formulation flexTPR and describes it as soft, rubbery, and highly stretchy. The manufacturer also states that the product is phthalate free and has no scent. Those are manufacturer claims, not a promise that every user will tolerate the material. This page does not reclassify flexTPR as silicone, medical grade, nonporous, hypoallergenic, latex-free, or sterilizable.
Use the lubricant types Oxballs recommends: water-based, hybrid, or silicone. Oil-based lubricant is not recommended. When trying any new lubricant or cleaner, follow both manufacturers’ directions and test a small inconspicuous area first. Stop using the product if the surface becomes swollen, sticky, brittle, discolored, cracked, or otherwise changed.
Cleaning, drying, and storage
Oxballs instructs users to wash BALLSLING after use in warm soapy water and air dry it. Clean all sides of the base ring, each opening, and the separator strap, then rinse away visible soap residue. Do not assume that boiling, bleach, alcohol, dishwashing, abrasive scrubbers, or a toy-cleaner formula is approved unless current manufacturer directions say so.
Let the sling dry completely before storage. Because flexTPR can be affected by contact with other materials, store it separately in a breathable cloth pouch; Oxballs also suggests a clean cotton sock for separate storage. Keep it away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, sharp objects, dust, and pressure that could permanently deform the openings. Inspect it again before every use rather than assuming that a clean-looking product is undamaged.
Who this product suits
Ballsling is best suited to an adult who wants an external, manual cock-and-ball sling with distinct shaft, ball, and separator geometry and who is comfortable monitoring fit closely. It may not suit someone who wants a simple single-opening ring, powered vibration, an insertable product, or a fixed-size nonstretch design. See the cock-ring tag, the penis-ring tag, or the Blue Ox Designs / Oxballs brand archive for related comparisons.
