What Is a Tie Up Cock Ring?

A tie up cock ring, also called a lasso or loop ring, is a length of soft silicone formed into a loop with a sliding bead or cinch. You put the loop around the base of the shaft, or around cock and balls together, and slide the cinch until it holds. Unlike a fixed ring there is no size to get right and no struggle to get it on or off.

The category runs from plain single loops to double lassos that hold the balls separately, and a few vibrating versions. Our tie up cock ring range carries around 30 options, most under $40.

Are Tie Up Cock Rings Right for You?

If you have never worn a cock ring, a lasso is the right first one: nothing to measure, nothing to force on, and you set the squeeze yourself. If you have tried a fixed ring and found it too tight or too loose, a lasso fixes that permanently.

It suits beginners, blokes between standard ring sizes, anyone who wants to adjust the fit during a session, and couples who want a ring that goes on quickly. If you are ready for a fixed ring, our cock ring guide covers sizing, and the vibrating cock ring guide is the next step if the buzz appeals.

The honest trade-off is that a lasso never grips as evenly as a well-fitted solid ring, and the cinch bead sits against the skin, which some blokes notice. Cheap lassos stretch out over time; liquid silicone ones last much longer.

Types of Tie Up Cock Rings: Which One Suits You?

Tie up cock rings come in four types, and the loop count plus material decide the feel: single lassos, double lassos, stud and bead lassos, and vibrating lassos.

Single lassos

One loop around the base of the shaft, cinched to fit. The Silicone Loop Lasso Cock Ring and Ultimate Silicone Lasso Cock Ring are the everyday picks; the Liquid Silicone Lasso Natural is the same idea in premium liquid silicone that stays soft for years.

Double lassos

Two loops, one for the shaft and one for the balls, each cinched separately. The Alpha Liquid Silicone Dual Lasso - Black is the best-seller; the Forge Double and the Silicone Double Lasso Cock Ring are the two alternatives, one firmer, one softer.

Stud, leash and bead lassos

Lassos with extras: the Julian Stud Lasso Cock Ring and Silicone Stud Lasso Cock Ring have a stud cinch for a firmer hold, the Cock Leash Lasso Cock Ring adds a leash tab for a partner to hold, and the Arse Beads Adjustable Cock Ring With 8" Double Ball Beads trails a string of anal beads.

Vibrating lassos

An adjustable ring with a bullet motor in the cinch. The Big Bang Vibrating Cock Ring from Zero Tolerance is the one we stock: rechargeable, adjustable and considerably more powerful than a stretchy vibrating ring.

How to Choose Your First Tie Up Cock Ring

Choose in this order: single or double, then material, then extras. Fit is not a question with a lasso, which is the whole point.

1. Loops: shaft only, or cock and balls

A single loop like the Silicone Loop Lasso Cock Ring is simplest and sits at the base of the shaft. A double lasso like the Alpha Liquid Silicone Dual Lasso - Black holds the balls separately, which most blokes prefer once they have tried it.

2. Material: liquid silicone lasts

All the lassos here are silicone, but liquid silicone such as the Liquid Silicone Lasso Natural and Alpha Liquid Silicone Dual Lasso - Black stays soft and holds its shape for years, where cheaper silicone stretches out. Pay the few dollars extra.

3. Cinch: bead or stud

A sliding bead is gentle and easy to adjust. A stud cinch like the Silicone Stud Lasso Cock Ring locks more firmly and suits blokes who want a harder hold.

4. Extras: only if you will use them

The Cock Leash Lasso Cock Ring leash tab is fun with a partner; the Arse Beads Adjustable Cock Ring With 8" Double Ball Beads beads are a specific kind of fun; the Big Bang Vibrating Cock Ring vibration is for both of you. Start plain, add later.

Materials & Body-Safety

Every lasso here is silicone: body-safe, non-porous and easy to clean. Liquid silicone is the premium grade, softer and far more durable than standard moulded silicone, and it does not stretch out. The cinch is a silicone bead or a metal-cored stud; both are body-safe.

Use water-based lube if you lube the ring at all; silicone lube degrades silicone over time. The vibrating lasso houses a sealed rechargeable motor and is splashproof, not for the bath.

How to Use a Tie Up Cock Ring

Put the lasso on before you are fully hard, or at least before the last stretch: loop it around the base of the shaft, or around the shaft and behind the balls for a double, and slide the cinch until it is snug but not tight. It should feel like a firm hand, not a clamp.

Adjust as you go; that is the point of a lasso. Loosen it if anything feels cold, numb or purple, and take it off after twenty to thirty minutes on a first go. A little water-based lube on the loop makes removal easy.

For the vibrating lasso, position the motor against the base for you or facing your partner, and start on the lowest speed.

Care, Cleaning & Storage

Wash in warm soapy water or with a toy cleaner after every use and dry fully. Silicone lassos can be boiled for a proper clean; the vibrating lasso cannot.

Store lassos away from other silicone toys and out of the sun. Retire one that has stretched, cracked or lost its cinch grip; a lasso that will not hold is done.

Our Top 8 Tie Up Cock Rings for 2026

These eight are what actually gets re-ordered from our tie up cock ring range, from the $15 loop most blokes start with to the vibrating lasso. All in stock and shipped discreetly Australia-wide.

Tie Up Cock Rings FAQ

Why Trust Naughty Boy

We are an Australian store built for blokes, and we have looped, cinched and shipped every ring on this page. Our picks come from what customers re-order, not from whichever brand is pushing stock this month.