Prevent Hanger twisting:
1-Increase your wrapped flaccid girth. To increase your wrapped flaccid girth user a longer or wider piece of theraband or add an HTW, What-A-Grip, or SS underwrap (with theraband over it).
2-Make the bottom of the hanger a bit wider || vs | |
3-Make sure your shaft is pressed down into the bottom of the shaftwell, this also helps prevent slippage (don’t press too hard though, I’ve done this & bruised myself—you don’t want your penis caught in the bottom metal hinge area).
4-I find twisting gets worse early on with the BTC angle, so you may need to start at SD.
5-If you're using extremely light weight, the twisting can be more extreme (e.g. 2.5lbs). Just reaching 5lbs can help correct things a bit (lots of us guys don’t have perfectly straight penises, so this can be part of the cause).
6-You don't want your urethra to twist more than about 45 degrees, or you can end up causing a bit of damage (the urethra is quite sensitive). Mine tends to naturally twist in the hanger and I had to fight with my penis for months before it was trained to hang a bit straighter.
7-If you still have trouble, a PVC halfpipe on the front of your chair can help. I’ve been using one since 2008 when I first started hanging & it was well worth the trouble of making it; I can’t see myself hanging without it.
8-Only tighten the hanger as much is necessary to make it secure without slippage—there’s no reason to excessively tighten things. Making things too tight will just put you at risk of bruising your penis & interrupting your hanging.
More Details on Preventing Hanger twisting:
Speaking of hanger width, I prefer slight toe-in settings…. / \
(this seems to help prevent slippage).
There’s a fairly long learning curve with the Bib, but eventually once you adjust & adapt its not bad at all (hanging was much more uncomfortable during the first few or maybe even several months). I probably have a year of hanging experience (but not consecutive), and I have to say the hanger is much more comfortable now than it ever was, even during my first 6-7 months of use.
Twisting issues are pretty common early on as well (its part of the learning curve). Keep experimenting and you’ll figure out a solution. :)