CockyBoys Relaunches Website With HD

NEW YORK — CockyBoys has announced the relaunch of its website that now includes HD content.

The new offering marks the third redesign of the site since its debut in 2007 and along with HD content, it now includes a new content management system.

Creative director Benny Morecock said, “We are serious about taking CockyBoys to the next level. We have most definitely taken the site and user experience to a whole new place."

He added, "We did a complete front and back end overhaul of the site, we have a brand new line-up of phenomenal content that we produced over the last three months and we have a clear vision as to the kind of content we want to create going forward. Without a doubt, CockyBoys has never been in a better place.”

To coincide with launch of the new site, the producers said they will roll out new exclusive content for the remainder of the year that will include new scenes featuring the return of models closely associated with CockyBoys over the years including Sebastian Young, Phenix Saint, Jimmy Clay, Brodie Sinclair, Andrew Blue and newcomers Mason Star, Gabriel Clarke, Alex Waters and many more.

The new scenes are being released now with twice-a-week updates in HD.

CockyBoys' publicist said, “For the last several months CockyBoys has been carefully and strategically creating a unique site that is completely different from its predecessor while simultaneously filming dozens of new scenes featuring CockyBoy fan favorites and new CockyBoy stars. The reaction to the new site and new content has been incredibly positive. This new phase is a game changer for CockyBoys.”

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