Tantus Uplift C-Ring Cock and Ball Sling

The Tantus Uplift is two silicone rings joined in one piece: one for the shaft, one for the balls. Tantus says it lifts and separates the two for extra support. The soft silicone has a light stretch, so it sits snug while you wear it.

It is a step on from a single ring, and lighter on the body than a metal or hard plastic sling. We stock the Tantus Uplift in Crimson, Lilac and Onyx at the same price.

From Tantus’s product page. Tantus publishes both ring figures, so we show both; the dimensions are listed as approximate.

1. Put a little water-based lube inside both rings.
2. Ease the balls through their ring first, one at a time.
3. Then pull the shaft through the other ring, so the two rings sit apart.
4. Snug is fine; pain, numbness or cold skin means take it off.

First time wearing a ring? Our cock ring guide explains sizing and safety.

Live prices from our store. Prices updated November 3, 2026.

What size are the Tantus Uplift rings?

Tantus gives two sets of figures. Its description says the unstretched rings are 35 mm and 20 mm inside; its dimension list says 30 mm (1.18 in) and 25 mm (0.98 in). The piece is about 2 in wide and 1.8 in deep. Both rings stretch a little.

Which ring goes where?

The Uplift lifts and separates: one ring goes around the shaft and the other around the balls, so they sit apart instead of in one band.

Which colours are there?

We stock the Tantus Uplift in Crimson, Lilac and Onyx. Pick the colour in the drop-down; all three are the same price.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Yes, top rack, according to Tantus. Tantus also calls it nonporous, hypoallergenic, odorless and phthalate-free.

Which lube should I use?

A water-based lube. Silicone lube is not a good match for silicone toys.

All rings and slings are in cock rings; more from the Tantus brand page.