BIB Has Spoken... A New Hanging Technique Is Born In 2006!

That description is word for word from a sticky at MoS.

Sounds like a rice sock, balled up with duct tape with a plastic piece of cup taped into the “valley” for your dong to rest.

It sounds to me that he’s using a rice sock as a fulcrum. The duct tape and section of a plastic cup help to give the rice sock the right shape. The rice sock sits on the chair in front of the person hanging. The penis extends forward through the valley formed in the rice sock. The cup section (think of cylinder cut in half) forms a bump in the valley. The axis of the bump is perpendicular to the axis of the valley, so that adds to the fulcrum effect of the rice sock. The penis thus rides within the valley but extends over the bump.

The hanger is attached to the distal end of the penis (as usual) past the end of the rice sock. The “double fulcrum” is formed by the bump (first fulcrum) and the normal tendency of the Bib hanger to lift the glans (second fulcrum).

The visual is a valley with a bump in the middle.

I thought the cup was to make a hard side for the skids of the hanger to rest against.

The valley is formed by the way you wrap the rice sock with the duct tape “tighter in the middle”

Can please someone who thinks he understands the principle, make a schematic drawing?

Thanks

This is how I see it…

Here are the labels:

1. Wang
2. Rice Sock
3. Section of Plastic cup (for resting hanger skids against)
4. Bib-hanger
5. Chair / Seat
6. Balls

Thanks!

3. Section of Plastic cup (for resting hanger skids against)
Why is that necessary?

I think it’s to stop the Bib-hanger’s skids from digging in to the the rice-sock (maybe to stop it from distorting the shape of the rice sock)

Cool. I’ll try it. I’m not worried about gaining too easily :)

Thunder, you are still friends with Bib? Wonder why he posts at MOS and not here?

I wish he was here to provide more details and answer questions. Would be great to have some professional diagrams and photos of this thing?

I am not a hanger, but I would like to know what this is all about — and maybe something big (like this might be) could get me into it. If I could wrap my head around it, lol…

I don’t really fully understand this, but is this more of a variation by additional props/materials than a fully new way of doing stuff?

/Just asking
//Don’t know
///So I am asking

Just additional/ different props. It is not new, as it is essentially a fulcrum. Fulcrums have already been in use.

Bib suggested them to me a while ago and I just dismissed them because of past problems. So, I can’t say whether they are any more effective, since I have’nt tried them so far.

As far as I can make out it’s a new kind of fulcrum hanging using a modified rice-sock (I’ve never used fulcrums or rice-socks)

I’ve got a beanbag bear here that I’ve been using in place of the rice-sock described (it just happens to be the right shape). With a balled-up pair of socks stuffed under the bear I’m getting a very good stretch, but I too would like more details and maybe a couple of photos and/or diagrams (I’m not 100% sure if I’m doing it correctly)

Mr. F- thanks for the schematic- helps dramatically to visualize.

J- So then can we ever accept anyone's claims of any gains without photographic evidence?

Wow so many posts so quickly! :) All I can say is this stretch is seriously GREAT! So far I’ve been messing around with the fulcrum rice-sock technique the way I think BIB meant in his post using SO style stretching on a chair. I used the exact materials BIB suggested to use that being 1 rice sock filled to the brim almost, duct tape, and a piece of pretty hard but flexible plastic which I got from a used milk container I cut up.

After hanging this way the first 20-min set using barely a 2 1/2 plate weight with the Wenchette/Mini-Wench, I feel more whole shaft fatigue then I’ve ever felt hanging EVER. A little lig fatigue maybe. So the Wench defintly works with this new hanging technique guys.

No way, this is big time IMO. You have to try this hanging technique out for yourself ModestoMan. :)

I’ll draw up some pics of how I made my fulcrum rice-sock and how I hang SO with it to get that great stretch along the whole shaft. Ahh man I’m excited now, this is just too cool. :) I may even take a digital pic of the actual fulcrum rice-sock that I created to post here if I can get my brother to lend me his digital camera.

Also there is so much BIB could elaborate on when hanging using this technique. I too didn’t completly undestand what he meant in his post and I still don’t think I completly understand but I’ve come up with a way I think represents basically all the elements he mentions to hang effectively SO style with this new idea. Anyone else try this yet? My setup is a little different then the way you drawed what you thought BIB meant Mr. Fantastic. I’ll post some drawings the way I do it a bit later…