Leluv Slider Mods / Question Thread

Hey so I’m still in my noobie phase at 2 weeks currently with manual stretching and I’ve seen some flaccid gains already but I’m curious about adding this extender into the mix. For owners out there how has your experience been? It seems to be a rare device among this forum yet the ones who own it generally seem to like it after modding a bit. I like the simplicity of it but I’m trying to make a list of parts I’d need to buy for it to be more comfortable/effective incase it doesn’t work well for me stock. I’d likely buy the Large Deluxe as it provides all the stock options for barely any added cost

The mods I’ve seen are these:

Spring mod: This is interesting but I’m curious if any of you like it stock with just the threads, I’d prefer the simplicity of simply manually retightening every few minutes as my penis stretches and becomes more pliable Link: Added springs on Leluv slider

Sodiums Lanyard Mod: This seems to be a well thought out mod for added comfort/longevity as it should reduce chafing and slippage. The links to the parts are mostly expired so I was hoping someone could provide current amazon/Ebay links so that I dont accidentally buy something less than ideal

Velcro Mod: I’ve heard about this one but haven’t seen a detailed post on how or what parts I’d need to buy. They also seemed to be older posts so maybe Sodiums Lanyard is the new standard for comfort

Any feedback on this device negative or positive is appreciated as I’m new to PE equipment and you can never be too prepared. I’d like to hear your results as well as routine if you’ve stuck to it for a while, seems people use this device at 30 min intervals w a few-minute break in between each set. If you use a different device in a similar price range I’d be happy to hear about that as well, although I’m mainly interested in the Leluv for it’s appeared beginner friendlyness

I used… I don’t remember if it was 3/4” or 1” double-sided Velcro for the “Velcro mod.” It was what was left over from making a Captain’s Wench.

The main advantage of the screw-out slider for me was that I’m very much a grower, and it’s a lot simpler to get the slider strapped on and then run the nuts out than it is trying to get into a spring extender.

Im a grower as well but I’d probably just fluff a bit if that was an issue. Good to know its easy in that regard. Did you use it for long? Any results?

I’ve been thinking of getting the LeLuv slider as well. I have a Jes extender and can’t get into it using the supplied silicon noose. I have a vacuum bell/silicon sleeve that can be used, but I still find it a pain to get into it- the arms are flimsy, the rods seem to unscrew as I try to manipulate the springs-I find it a hassle. The slider idea looks good- easy to get into and then adjust the tension with the wing nuts. I can’t find any good info/pictures on that lanyard mod. Have any to post?

Heres the one with the most information: What to buy for toe shield extending and clamping. : AJelqForYou (Hope its alright for me to post reddit links)

I fought with it a while, but I have the large shaft/small head thing, and I was never able to get a good grip with noose or band extenders. I finally went with a vacuum extender.

Yeah that seems to be an issue with many. I’m hoping the stock setup works for me otherwise it seems a lanyard mod or some silicone sleeves help a lot with slippage. Read up on your progress w past issues so huge congrats to your restoration, hope I can get some positive results with my goal as well

From other threads, guys who had problems with slippage usually had good results with wraps, usually some sort of stretch bandage, to spread the contact area and provide more “bite” to the skin and the retention band. There are a few who reported using cornstarch or rosin.

There are some “gummy but not sticky” coatings that look interesting, like what Bib uses inside his hangers. Something like that applied to the sled would let the skin in contact with the sled do some work instead of sliding on slick plastic. There are several adhesive-backed “grip” products mentioned in the Captain’s Wench thread that might also be useful; covering the sled with some of that might work.

The ordinary sled/strap or sled/noose design seems to work just fine for most guys; past that you have to get creative.

Yeah atleast everyone normally seems to find a solution through one already suggested or another creative approach. Think Ill just buy the device itself for now and see how I fair before buying mods. I’ll update yall with further questions if I run into issues