Base Cupping Set - 60 Hardness

The silicone cupping set that doesn't make you choose a technique

Most practices end up needing more than one hardness eventually, but if you only want to buy one set to start, this is the one. 60 hardness sits in the middle: firm enough to hold a strong static seal, soft enough to still glide when you need it to. It's the set that covers a full session instead of half of one.

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"). Enough range to move from the back and thighs down to smaller areas like the forearm or foot without switching sets mid-treatment.

Why 60 hardness, specifically

This is the hardness level most practitioners default to for mixed sessions: static placement over a trigger point or a tight area of scar tissue, then straight into gliding work without swapping cups. If your practice leans heavily one direction, our 55-hardness set is built specifically for gliding, and our 65-hardness set holds the strongest, most stable suction for static-only work. 60 is the set you reach for when you don't want to think about which cup to grab.

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 a few months of regular sanitizing. That clarity lets you actually watch how the skin under the cup is responding in real time, not just after you take it off. It's also why the feel is consistent set after set: a direct relationship with our manufacturer means the hardness and grip you get in this box match the last one you bought, instead of drifting the way cups do when they pass through a few extra layers of supplier before reaching you.

Suction, entirely in your hands

No pump, no motor, nothing to charge or break. Squeeze to compress, place, and release to seat the cup, adjusting exactly how much suction you're creating for each client and each part of the body. New to hardness levels generally? Our guide to cupping hardness breaks down how 55, 60, and 65 differ and which one actually fits which technique.

Backed by a 90-day guarantee

If this set doesn't become the one you reach for by default, you have 90 days to find that out risk-free.