Device for use in human copulation

A device to be worn by the human male during the act of sexual intercourse comprising sheath means for encircling and shielding the shaft of the penis from a point directly behind the glans to the base portion thereof to retract and retain the skin of the shaft therewithin, and harness means adapted to be worn about the lower portion of the male body for supportably positioning said sheath means to prevent its longitudinal movement along the penis and relative movement of the skin along the shaft of the penis during intercourse, said harness means comprising an elongate relatively rigid section having a base portion at one end thereof for location on the central lower abdomen of the body of the male above the penis and in juxtaposition to the pubic bone, and a semi-rigid flexible elongate member attached to and extending from said base portion passing between the legs of the male body and having an end portion to be positioned adjacent the lower vertebra of the spinal column of the body, and flexible strap means for interconnecting said base portion and said end portion of said semi-rigid elongate member about the hips of the body to draw the base portion and the end portion of the elongate member into firm engagement with the pubic bone and lower vertebra of the spine of the male body, respectively.