The Tantus intermediate c-ring is the middle size in Tantus’s line of plain silicone cock rings: 1.875 inches across, firmer than the 2-inch starter ring and less snug than the 1.75-inch advanced one. It is a single broad band, made for someone who has worn a ring before and wants a tighter fit.
The intermediate c-ring is made of 100% Tantus silicone, so it won’t pinch or grab when you sit or walk, Tantus says. If things get stuck, scissors cut through it, which isn’t true of a metal ring. This one is Onyx (black).
WHERE 1.875 IN SITS IN THE TANTUS RANGE
Tantus sizes its rings by inner diameter, and smaller means tighter. Pick by experience, not by body size.
Live prices from our store. Prices updated November 3, 2026.
| Ring | Diameter | Tantus suggests it for | Our price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Soft C-Ring | 1.5 in, stretches to 4.75 in | Beginners (extra stretchy) | $10.19 |
| Beginner C-Ring | 2 in | Starting out | $18.69 |
| Intermediate (this one) | 1.875 in | Some ring experience | $31.00 |
| Advanced C-Ring | 1.75 in | Most snug in the line | $27.19 |
Sizes from Tantus’s product copy. The Advanced ring we stock is Crimson.
PUTTING IT ON IN THE RIGHT ORDER
- Put a little water-based lube on the inside of the ring.
- Ease one testicle through, then the other.
- Pull the penis through last, so the band sits behind the testicles and at the base.
- Take the intermediate c-ring off if anything feels numb, cold or painful.
TANTUS INTERMEDIATE C-RING AT A GLANCE
| Inner diameter | 1.875 in |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% Tantus silicone |
| Harness compatible | No |
| Lube | Water-based (no silicone lube) |
| Care | Boilable, dishwasher safe |
| Color | Onyx |
From Tantus’s product description.
Want two rings in one? The Tantus Uplift separates the shaft and the balls. For sizing and safety basics, read our cock ring beginner guide.
INTERMEDIATE C-RING QUESTIONS
Does the 1.875 in size depend on how big I am?
No. Tantus says the diameter of the intermediate c-ring has nothing to do with your size. A smaller ring is harder to get on, but plays tighter once it is on.
How do I put the intermediate c-ring on?
Lube the inside of the ring, ease one testicle through at a time, then pull the penis through last. That is the order Tantus gives.
What if it gets stuck?
Because it is silicone, not metal, you can cut it off with a pair of scissors. Tantus points this out as a safety reason to choose silicone.
Can I use silicone lube with it?
No. Tantus does not recommend silicone lube with its silicone. Use a water-based lube.
Does it fit a harness?
No. Tantus lists the intermediate c-ring as not harness compatible; it is a cock ring only.
How do I clean it?
Tantus says it is boilable and dishwasher safe, so you can boil it or put it in the dishwasher, or wash it with soap and warm water.
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