Butterfly Flat with or without the optional belt: compare the two package lists, check the attachment hardware, and select the ring independently at checkout.
This guide is not medical advice. Stop use if significant pain, numbness, swelling, discoloration or circulation concerns occur.
The Butterfly Flat sells one cage in two configurations: without belt (the base product) and with belt (base plus strap and its hardware). The difference is exactly what the two package lists say — nothing more, nothing assumed — and reading them correctly is the entire ordering skill.
This guide walks both lists, the attachment hardware, and the ring selection that runs independently of the belt decision. The kit in context is compared in the Viper kit guide and the chainmail comparison.
Compare the two package lists
Without belt: one cage, the selected ring, a lock with two keys. With belt: the same three rows plus the belt and its attachment hardware. The cage, ring and lock rows do not change between configurations — the belt row is the only delta. Read both lists side by side once, and the checkout decision becomes arithmetic: do you want the strap in the box or not.
Screenshot the list of the configuration you choose. The unboxing check reads against it, and belt-no-belt disputes end before they start.
Check attachment hardware
The with-belt configuration ships its own attachment hardware — the parts that join the strap to the cage’s designed points. Because the hardware is made for this cage, the connection is factory-matched: no aftermarket compatibility question, no improvisation. If you order the base product now and a belt later, the later purchase is the one that needs the compatibility check.
Inspect the hardware on arrival either way: the attachment points on the cage, the strap’s clips or loops, and how the two meet. Factory-matched still deserves a five-second look per wear.
Select the ring separately
The ring is chosen from the listing’s 40/45/50/55 mm menu, independently of the belt row. Select the size your measurement supports — the belt decision neither helps nor hinders it. Because this is a one-ring product, the selection is final for the order: buyers still settling ring size should read the multi-ring kit comparison first and come back.
Order the ring from your number, the belt from your routine. Two rows, two decisions, one clean checkout.
Butterfly Flat Chastity Cage
The product this configuration guide orders: The Butterfly Flat Chastity Cage as documented: 304 stainless steel at a stated 133 g, one selected ring from 40/45/50/55 mm, a lock with two keys, and the belt as an explicit checkout configuration rather than a bundled assumption. Check: choose the ring from your measurement and the belt from your routine — the two rows are independent.
Order only the accessories in the chosen option
Close the order with a configuration review: the ring you selected, the belt row as decided, and no additional accessories beyond the list. The Butterfly Flat’s package is precise about what ships — respect that precision by not stacking speculative extras onto a precisely documented product. The listing’s own options are the complete menu; anything else is a different product.
On arrival, count against the chosen configuration’s list exactly. The belt present only if selected, the ring as sized, the lock with two keys — the order verified is the order placed.
Two lists, one delta row, an independent ring selection, and a configuration review at checkout: ordering the Butterfly Flat with or without its belt is arithmetic once the lists are read. Buy the configuration that matches your routine — and let the option you skipped wait for evidence like every other accessory.
This guide includes promotional links to ChastityCage.co. To view both configurations, view the Butterfly Flat at ChastityCage.co.
Related ChastityNow guides
- Viper V7.0 EVO kit guide
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