Measuring Dilemma

I think I have an inconsistent measuring problem because I have an upward curve. So I need to use a tape measure to follow the curve. So far not much of a problem. But my glans has more girth than my shaft. So with a tape measure, I can follow the curve up until I hit the glans. And since the coronal ridge is to defined I can’t get a correct measurement. I could measure from the side, but then I can’t see if I’m following the curve correctly. How should I go about this? Anyone have the same problem? Right now, using only a straight ruler to measure, my length is 5.5 NBPEL. And for future reference, my shaft is 4.8-5.0in and my glans is 6 in around the ridge.

Virtually impossible to get accurate, reproducible BP measurements following along a curved dick with a soft tape.
I have a classic left hook.
To overcome the measuring dilemma, I hold him straight against a hard ruler while burying the ruler into my fat pad.
Takes a little practice, but worth the effort to have an accurate baseline number to work from.

Try it a few times, you’ll get it.

Happy growing!
SVP

You could use a pie tape to measure or a string and make a mark and then measure that with a ruler. This will give you the length included in your curve. Although that would no longer be a linear measurement, but for your purposes would be a good thing to know while tracking your gains.

Goodluck!

Most important thing is to pick something thats consistent and do it the same way every time.

I don’t find it that difficult.

Homer, I also have an upward curve. Despite the usual advice, my penis can not be bent straight when erect. I use a roll of vinyl tailor’s tape that I got at Michael’s (and cut off at 10” to make it easier to handle). I also use a traditional ruler I bought that’s semi-flexible. I compare the two and measure several times before counting it as “official.”

As far as your glans, does it really matter how much it throws things off by—as long as you measure consistently, so you can track your progress?

This is what I do too. But some curves are more then others which would make this a bit harder.