Cylinder size for curved penis

Hi there,

Could you please help me decide on a cylinder size for length pumping and one for girth? My penis measures around 6x5.5 and the curve is quite big, especially when the erection quality goes up. I think I will be hitting the walls too hard with my glans in the recommended 1.75-2.00 inch cylinders. I’m thinking 2.5 to 2.75 or do you think that would be extremely big?

Thanks

PS: here are a couple of pictures

Are you experienced with pumping in any way, or any other PE technique?

With a curve you’ll feel a some pressure from the areas that contact the tube the hardest. I definitely notice it, but I don’t find it objectionable.

If your tube fits properly (without a lot of extra room), you have a good chance that pumping will reduce the curve, assuming you want to do that.

I wouldn’t want my curve to go away as I have heard it’s an advantage for most women (still a virgin).
What I want is to do pumping correctly and efficiently and if hitting the walls means less gains then that’s unlucky..
Don’t know why they don’t make curved cylinders.

No I have never done PE, I’m just starting out.

Most pumpers don’t have issues with curvature and tube geometry.
But I do know that LA pumps has made custom bent tubes for customers. I’m sure it’s expensive…

I’d say, try a straight tube to see if it’s a problem before investing in something special.

If you’re good with your hands, it is possible to heat up a tube and bend it. But there’s a good chance you’d ruin it trying as well.

LA Pumps makes elliptical tubes which are still straight, just the shape of the circle changes to an ellipsis which is wider left to right but more narrow top to bottom. This has nothing to do with the shape of the cylinder from the entrance to the top unfortunately which means there is still no curve.

I guess I have no option but to try the normal ones.

Do you know anyone who has heated up a tube to modify it and maybe has described the whole process somewhere?

Thanks

They could make a curved tube that fits *someone*, but chances of it fitting you specifically are small.

Could you please give me a link where they say that they make curved tubes because I could not find it.