Hanger battle! LG vs Vachanger3!

Hello fellow men! I was away for quite some time (yes, I was working, so I can now get me a hanger (and not only, but that is another topic)). Now, straight to the point- I do have some money saved up and I want to purchase a Vacuum hanger. I have not saved up much, but I am willing to spend a good amount of money on a new hanger as long as I am absolutely sure that the price answers its quality. I am talking about the LG. Yes, it is expensive and it might be true that I’d have to give away a fairly big part of the money I have saved up, BUT, if I am 100% convinced that every penny would be absolutely worth it- I have no doubts on giving my last bit of money!

I do not doubt the quality of either of the hangers, I would just like you guys (especially the ones that have one or both of the pieces of equipment the thread is pointed at) to help me out a bit. I repeat again- saving me a few hundred $ would be absolutely great, but if I know that the price of the LG is worth every penny it costs, I would be more than willing to make a purchase. So, please guys, reason your statements and support them with explanations (just so we can have a normal conversation and we can finally get to solve this mystery that seems to be bothering me).

Much respect to everone is this forum, Cheers! :)

Sorry for bumping the thread, but can anyone give me any piece of advice? Does anyone own any of these devices? What do you think abut them? :)

LG or VacHanger?

That’s a massive thread but worth checking quite in details. It’s about both the vachanger and vacextender VacExtender Info and future review thread

LG Hanger, a new vacuum hanger

Capernicus and Erniebanks use a vachanger, longerstretch uses the lg hanger , he also owned the vachanger but I’m pretty sure it was an older version. I saw someone else uses the lg but I don’t know if he’s still on (and I don’t remember his name either).

I use the vac hanger, never tried the LG. From the pics, the LG has the vacuum hole a bit off center, and I think that might be a small advantage because your penis is little less likely to block the vacuum hole. But I’m happy with the vac hanger. The biggest problem with either one is developing blisters on your glans, and it isn’t clear that either one is better in that regard.

Ernie I got your sleeves thanks allot for that. I’d still recommend the micropore tape but only after your blisters heal completely. I have now with conditioning and improved technique been doing fulcrums like A stretches at the end of my sets. I paid $20 for 12 rolls some back in April and I think I use one and a half rolls a month when I’m hanging consistently. The added protection is worth it.

You can read my thoughts on the LG versus vac-hanger in some other threads. LG is superior but both will get the job done. I don’t see the vac-hanger supporting loads more than 8 to 10 lbs without added vacuum, which will take 2 to 4 months for a newbie to build up to. Even with The Grip and manually sucking in air with a house in your mouth that was the limit. Because of privacy issues I’m taking 3 weeks off hanging but I was getting up to 12.5 lbs for 45 min with fulcrums and minimal fluid buildup

I saw someone over here who hung up to 20 lbs with the vachanger, kickinthemebs hung 14 lbs without problems (many others have) , and used the vacuum cone only until 12 lbs, doing one hour sets straight.

Glad you got the sleeve, longerstretch!

As for the blisters, I’ve been trying something different the past 2 weeks. I put on one piece of the microfoam tape, then put some baby powder in a silicone cap and put that over the tape. My skin seems to be suffering less trauma after a set.

I’ve been hanging 12.5 lbs with the vac hanger for the past 6-8 weeks, and it seems to be OK. I started to get blisters when I was doing 45 minute sets, but recently I cut back the time to 30-35 minutes and that appears to be easier on the skin. Monty suggested changing angles and trying fulcrums, so I’m doing that too. Not clear to me, however, which one of these changes makes the most difference.