Cb6000 issue

[poboy]

Hello,
So bought a cb6000. It began to split during an intense night of teasing. I returned it and got a replacement tube. The replacement has worked well, but last night my wife was really teasing me hard and I began to feel a horrible pinching on the top of my half erect penis. The same thing happend inside the tube on the bottom of my penis.

I realize that the inability to get erect inside the cage is supposed to be very uncomfortable, but the pinching just seems to be the cage getting stretched open enough to catch my skin which doesn't seem like it should be happening.

So I am looking for advice. Shall I return this tube for a new one? Should I consider the 6000s so I can't get as erect? Shall I upgrade to metal?

Please let me know your thoughts?

[Locked by LRC]

The splitting issue is a common complaint about the CBxxxx. If you are having the problem with a 6000 I would guess you will still have it with a short.

Before buying another device place your finger inside the tube and feel the seam on the inside. Use a light touch. You are looking for a small ridge at the seams. The ridge may seem small to your finger but a hard cock pressing against it will feel large. Go left-to-right as well as up-and-down. Sometimes they don't match perfectly and this ridge can be sharp. If you find it there run an abrasive pad, like a Scotch Bright, inside the tube. Place it on the pad of your finger and rub it on the ridge area you found. Keep checking until it is smooth.

If you still decide you need a different device I would recommend going to metal. A quality device will be at least twice the cost, but 100 times better. Your biggest problem then will be deciding which one. If you can split a metal device you are Superman.

[Lockedup84]

Is it one from A.I. Enterprise or a other source. I have the 3000 and no tube problems except I go three base rugs due to work and 24/7 wear. I have read other forums that worn of buy the cheap version.

[poboy]

No its the real deal from AI.

[locked4her55]

I split my first CD rather quickly which was a CB3000. After a few attempted repairs I went to a CB6000s that I purchased from keptforher.com and had no problems for almost 2 years. Could be that I just got lucky the day they made mine.

I have since moved onto metal. No way is this breaking. I agree with Locked by LRC, if you feel confident in sizing and you can spring for the added cost metal is the way to go.