Concerned

I dislike the idea of pumping/clamping since it applies pressure on the vas deferens; should I be worried?

Sounds to me you have not been doing enough research. What do you want? We have manual exercises as well. How long have you been PEing because it makes a difference. This place is
absolutely proven, and many of us have gained on both as well of the many exercises that are offered here. May I ask your age? The reason I ask is you seem concerned. Are you trying to have
a child, if so, re frame and concentrate on your future family.

We need some of your history in order to help and guide you. We will tell you the truth and how you should proceed. This place is free, no body is charging you for this information. So many of us
are mentors, and many members are successful in the goals they set.

I’m well conditioned. I use several clamps since one does not cut it, so it digs on my pubic bone more than just using one clamp. I want to know how much pressure is safe on the vas deferens. My interest is in girth, not length, though, I may consider hanging instead and hope for girth gains. I’d like to add that padding is not the issue(I use about 32 inches of ace bandage), and too much padding doesn’t allow me to achieve the best expansion.

I’m 22, and honestly, I’d be concerned at any age.

Clamping is far more targeted towards girth gains than hanging, hanging is mainly for length.

I’m aware, thanks. Like I previously stated, my concern is the pressure a clamp/pump places on the pubic bone where the vas deferens is located.

You can clamp the vas deferens only if you clamp behind balls. Even in this case, I don’t see any danger in it neither I remember anybody reporting harm in that zone.

Isn’t the vas deferens right on the pubic bone by the penis base? In that case, wouldn’t pumping/clamping put pressure on it and possibly cause damage, or is there a safe limit?

Referring to the attached pic, I don’t see how the vas deferens could be directly clamped.

Anyway if you are convinced that it happens and is dangerous, don’t clamp. Simple.

When pumping, the base of the tube would press against the pubic bone, and the vas deferens. Something similar occurs with the clamp.