About VLC TUGGER angle

Hello, I have been using this bell with a extender for a while but I am having some problems.

When I’m standing then place it at high tension without problems.

However, when I am sitting the burning sensation starts in the glad. Even reducing the tension by 35% the problem remains…

Any idea how I could solve it?

Curiously, it happens the same when I’m face down.

If you are not already, i suggest you tape your glans with micropore tape (just a few strips to cover the top of the glans). Also, are you sure burning is in the glans and not the foreskin? My experience is that sometimes i have some mild burning that last from a few seconds to maybe 1-2 minutes and then it goes away. But if the burning is too strong or doesn’t go away then i take of the tugger and put it on again witch usually solves the problem.
How much traction are you using? I dont think the VLC is good for anything over 2000g.
When i was using the jes extender i would also have to pull the skin from the bottom part of my penis at the base of the extender, otherwise the skin on the bottom of my penis would be too tight witch would cause burning in the foreskin.

Also welcome to the VLC tugger club lol.

Hello - Yes, I’m using tape.

I also have doubts if the burning is in the skin or the glans. It’s hard to know because when I touch there is no pain. Just the "general" feeling. It’s from the frenulum part

As for the tension, I don’t know. how much I used. But sitting even with 70-80% of my erection is annoying, while standing up to 130% is ok

Im not sure i get what you mean by erection? You are not supposed to have an erection when using a traction device.

An easy way to measure the tension is to put the extender on a kitchen scale and push down on it.

Yup, what I mean by" erection level" is the maximum that I can extend while being flaccid with the extender.

I couldn’t understand this in practice xD

What kind of extender do you have? Is it a spring extender? So the top pushes down into the bars when you put it on? If yes, you just have to mark how far it goes down when you have it on, then take it off, put it on a kitchen scale, zero the scale, and push down on the top so it goes down to where you marked it. This will tell you how much traction/tension it produces exactly. You can also use a fishing scale.

Oh I see, i don’t have one.

I was trying with this lol

https:// http2.mlstatic. com/D_NQ_NP_998974-MLC31213717998_062019-O.webp