Base Cupping Set - 65 Hardness

The silicone cupping set built to hold, not glide

Some treatments don't need a cup that moves, they need one that stays exactly where you put it and holds strong suction for the full duration. That's what 65 hardness is for. It's the firmest silicone we offer, and it's not meant for gliding techniques at all; it's built specifically for static placement where stability matters more than flexibility.

What's in the set

One large cup (3.5" x 4.5"), one medium (2" x 3.25"), one small (1.75" x 2.5"), and one extra-small (1.25" x 1.5"), the same size range as our other Base sets, at the firmest hardness we make.

Why 65 hardness, specifically

Firmer silicone resists indentation more, which translates directly into stronger, more stable suction that holds through a longer static placement without needing to be reseated. If your work is entirely static, deep-hold trigger point work or extended placement over scar tissue, this is the set built for exactly that. It's a genuine specialist tool, though, not an all-purpose one: the same rigidity that makes it excellent for static work makes it a poor fit for gliding techniques. For mixed techniques, our 60-hardness set is the more versatile choice, and our 55-hardness set is built specifically for gliding techniques.

Why platinum-cured silicone actually matters here

Platinum curing produces no manufacturing byproducts, which is why these cups stay genuinely clear instead of clouding over the way cheaper peroxide-cured cups do after repeated sanitizing. That clarity matters even more on a cup meant to hold static placement for longer stretches, since it's exactly the technique where watching the skin's response over time is most useful. A direct relationship with our manufacturer keeps that hardness and feel consistent set after set.

Suction, entirely in your hands

No pump, no motor. Squeeze to compress, place, and release to seat the cup. Because 65 hardness takes more hand effort to compress than our softer sets, it's worth building familiarity with 55 or 60 hardness first if you're newer to cupping generally. Our guide to cupping hardness covers the full comparison across all three levels.

Backed by a 90-day guarantee

If this set doesn't earn a place in your static-work rotation, you have 90 days to find that out risk-free.