Best Way To Prevent Scrodum Skin From Being Sucked Into Cylinder

I think everyone could benefit from hearing everyone’s favorite methods of preventing scrotum skin from being sucked into the underside of the cylinder.

It seems that this always happens since all the skin and tube are lubricated. This causes packing of about half of the tube which I believe is limiting room for expansion of the actual penis since there is so much skin taking up room.

Please share your favorite method of preventing this.

First, be careful where you put the lube. Second, start with an erection and bone press the cylinder into your crotch as you begin to pump up.

Thanks, but it seems that the cylinder gets lubricated as the lubed shaft slides in so then any scrotal skin gets sucked in even if it is not lubed.

Also, I tend to have to pump as I slide into the cylinder in order to fit in there, i utilize the suction in order to fit, however I’ll try going in 100% hard to see if I can avoid the need for this. Maybe I should move up to a bigger cylinder so I can fit in without needing the suction….or maybe a bigger cylinder will make the scordal suck worse.

Don’t lube the lower half of your shaft. Lube the upper part of your shaft just enough to stop it hanging up on the cylinder walls. Lightly lube the inside of the cylinder for the first couple of inches. You can leave the bottom 1/8” unlubed if you like. If you lube the lower half of your penis you’ll end up with lube running down onto your scrotum and it’s bound to get sucked in. Lubing the tube instead of your penis works better to avoid that.
Use the minimum lube you can to get the job done.

Start your pumping slowly at low vacuum until the base of your shaft expands against the walls of the tube. It should block your testicles from being sucked in. Then you can increase the vacuum.