E straps stinging penis

My problem is is I use the cock straps the 3/4-in ones with the blue plastic strap in the round snap-on connector. Sometimes when I put them on the damn thing stings my skin and burns electricity goes right through the thing and it's always in the same exact place. It comes from the square part where you snap the plastic connector into right on the edge between the the blue square pad and the fabric strap. It hurts like hell I tried everything I tried rotating the plastic round connected thing I try cleaning the strap off and putting it on again rotating the strap swapping the connectors you name it. Finally the thing that does help is that when I take a piece of paper towel and I put it underneath the part that stings. Why should I have to do that. I want to know is what is making this stupid thing sting like that how come sometimes it works fine and sometimes it goes haywire on me like that does anybody have any idea I would greatly appreciate it.

This is what I use to put around my penis. ....Adjustable Estim Wrist Strap Components 4pcs Blue Stim Loops....... I have seen some Estim kits that have those for your penis. I went crazy looking all over the place looking for cock straps they were all way too expensive and I don't like the loops I tried the cock ring that was a piece of shit didn't even work.

@joseph13 i’m no expert in estim but have been experimenting and have the same issue sometimes. I think the problem you are facing may be caused by poor connection between the pad and your skin. Maybe it is slipping slightly during arousal and causing a sting.

What can you do? Make sure the metal piece lies flat against your skin by adjusting the location and the tightness of the band. I like it as tight as possible ala a cockring. Will be better if there is no hair or skin folds.

The other thing to try is some water or lube between your skin and the metal piece to improve conductivity.

Hope you find an answer

I forgot to respond to the question about the paper towel. I suspect that the paper towel impedes the electricity from jumping across a gap (which is causing the sting).

Sounds like a poor electrical connection. Try using a conductive Gel or add some salt to a lube like KY jelly or Astro glide.

Thank you all for your suggestions I'll give him a try

Those are made to slip on your wrist to earth any static electric charge on your body. For that they don't have to be highly conductive. I suggest you bin them and buy some conductive rubber loops.