New ULI device... some nice benefits... Safer! Cable clamps

Tooolguy,

You can squeeze if you want. The idea is to get enough engorgement to approximate the squeezed state. I don’t do much squeezing, but I do some slight bends near the end of the 10 minutes.

Small update here. I’ve been using these clamps since a week ago. I’ve found that I can use the medium one without modifying it in any way or wrapping by using the top part of a sock to go between the clamp and my penis. I fold the sock 3 times over and can clamp mid-shaft successfully. At the base, I’m still using the larger clamp with the same sock, but the medium clamp would probably work with the sock too.

This might be the easiest/best uli device ever!

I guess I’m not getting the concept, which is strange since I have no problem understanding most other excercises.

I saw small, medium, and large on that website, and I see some of you saying that with the “medium” you’re having to wrap or put something in between it and your dick. Has anyone tried the “small” one?

Tooolguy - Here is a link to the original post by Ulistretch (a.k.a. Uli) on his technique.* The principle is to close off the base of the penis, trapping blood. Then moving the hand doing the squeeze toward the head in short movements. The already trapped blood is put under pressure which causes an expansion of the head and shaft with each one second stroke. They are not full penis length strokes because you’re supposed to keep your grip tight. The stroke length is only about an inch (2.5 cm).

If you read the whole thread, you’ll find the post by Bib where he talks about using his hanger as the clamp instead of his hand and this led to his invention of the “Uli Thing” which is just a mechanical means of clamping the base instead of using your hand. Bib’s idea was to use a hose clamp and piece of PVC pipe to clamp around the penis. You then stroked toward the head the same as the regular Uli#3 method by either moving the Uli Thing itself or by squeezing just above it. Either way you must be careful to keep the strokes short (in time and length) so you don’t rupture an internal structure. Over time this increased pressure stretches the tunica and allows for more girth. I don’t think this exercise is particularly useful for length.

Several improvements or althernative methods of mechanical clamping have been proposed here. This newest one seems easy and safe.

*In his post Ulistretch uses the term “meatus,” which is the opening at the end of the penis for urine and semen, when he actually meant “corona” or the ridge (largest part) of the glans or head of the penis.

(The above research done by using the “search” button found at the top of every page.)

Sizemeister,

The small one doesn’t have a chance of getting on. Especially since your penis is supposed to be engorged when you put it on. The reason to wrap is to make sure you get a complete clamp, as well as to prevent pinching ths skin.

Gotcha.

I like it!

I bought one at Home Depot today. I am using 1/4” weather stripping (the firm rubbery kind) and it is awesome!

GOOD, maybe we’ll have some guys posting girth gains soon!

I couldn’t find it at my local Home Depot. What section did you find it in??

I had a little trouble finding it at first. I went to the section in the electrical area where all the plastic cable tie wraps and zip cords were and didn’t see anything, got frustrated and started to walk out. On the end of the aisle there they were in a short little bin sitting loose. 99¢ each. If it had been a snake it almost would have bit me.

Westla

Thank you for the link. I understand it now.

Damn, took my second trip to Home Depot today, looked in all of the little bins and even asked a few people to no avail. Wal-Mart didn’t have them either. I guess I’ll order them online, too bad you have to buy at a combination for no less than $19.95. Well, at the very least, I guess I can tidy up the amazon forest of wires behind my computer desk.

stevie,

I saw where they are supposed to be in the Walmart here.. They were with all the extension cords. If you have an Ace’s Hardware around, they are also a retailer that carries them. I found them in the electrical aisle there, but not with the extension cords.

Ooh, I didn’t think of Ace, I’ll be sure to check there next time I’m on that side of town. Thanks for the recommendation MDC.