hanger choice

Hi

I’m going to order a hanger really soon. My first choice was the bib hardcore, but wanted to ask you guys before placing the order.

What’s better: vacu hanger, ready stretcher or a bib variant (and which one)?

Thanks!

Just know that the hardcore bib will probably be “hardcore” if you’re new to hanging because it has no padding. You might have to overcompensate with extra padding/wrap to use it, if its comfortable at all, I don’t know. Do some research on each of the hangers you are thinking about, but there are people who think each of your choices are the best.

I’ve used Bib Hanger, VacuHanger and The Grip. I would highly recommend a Vacuum type hanger. The Bib Hanger caused me so much problems (e.g. adjustment difficulties, bruising, overdeveloped midshaft where the hanger griped). Personally, I don’t see any reason why to use the Bib Hanger over the newer Vacuum type hangers. Although it could be my fault in misusing the Bib Hanger, but the Vacuum type hangers are virtually idiot-proof.

Bib starter

I’m in same dillema. My big fear with the Vac-based hangers are that they don’t seem to be as proven as the long lineage of Bib Hangers. I don’t care about cost, I am looking for gains. If Vac-based can produce the guaranteed results of the Bib Starter, I will buy one immediately. Are the gains with the Vac-based hangers (like the one on mynewsize.com) as guaranteed as the Bib Hanger now?

Thanks from a potential buyer.

I would like to know the same question as well. I am very interested in vac hangers because I am uncut. We will see.

The way I see it is, Vacuum type hangers are the newer technology. Meaning if the Vacuum style hangers had been invented first, no one would have bothered to invent the Bib hanger.

Although because of my lack of experience, I can’t with certainty rate the effectiveness of the two types. In theory the efficacy of both should be similar, since they both accomplish the same task of attaching weights to your penis.

I started with the Bib hanger, doing mostly BTC for 6 months, and didn’t see any length gains, except for added girth on the shaft where the Hanger gripped. The whole time I had adjustment issues, which kept getting worse as I added weight. Bib was very helpful and tried to help me through the issues, but it didn’t help. Eventually I got bruised badly when I reached around 12 lbs, so I stopped and took a break.

Afterwards I purchased the VacuHanger, but this time I hung SO, and gained 1/2 inch in 6 months.

This doesn’t mean Bib hanger is less effective. But I can definitely say that the Vacuum type hangers are much more comfortable and hassle-free. Also I am circumcised, but I don’t know if that played a part in my experience with the two hangers.

While I like the Vac hanger products for ADS purposes- at weight ~12-15# I felt excruciating discomfort around the outer edges of the glans.

Baby bib, hardcore or not, is the default choice- and not just for beginners. I have both sizes and wish I’d let go of my ego long enough to buy the baby to begin with.

Tps’ ez-gripper hanger is a close second- with a max load <20# it can’t handle the same tonnage, but is so east to apply that many other perceived flaws are readily forgiven.

Guys, notice that androNYC has much more experience, especially with higher weight loads, so his word should have more weight (no pun intended).

Also I forgot another major advantage of Vacuum hangers:
You don’t have to constantly take them off every 15-20 minutes, to restore blood circulation. And it’s grip, on your penis, doesn’t have that “crushing” effect, that you get with the Bib hanger.

Thanks for the information guys, right now it seems like I will be going with a vaccum hanger. I may change my mind once the time comes, but as it stands right now I’m leaning towards vac.

I’m ordering the bib hardcore starter as the lack of padding can be easily compensated with some kind of wrap (giving me more freedom than the standard starter in this area).

If I won’t be able to use it properly I will order a vacu hanger also.

Thanks!

I’ve just ordered the bib starter. I decided to because it has good reports of gains from many members.

Yes I’m sure it will take some getting use to, but that is time and effort i’m willing to invest.

If I was to see no progress I could always get a different type of hanger, when they are more fully reported upon.

I say stick to what is well reported to give results.

Also, remember, not everyone is suited to BTC for gains. SO and OTC hanging may be what you need to see gains because other techniques have all but exhausted your lig gains.

Hanging is hanging- doesn’t really matter how you get the weight attached- Bib, Vac, Gripper- all your unit knows is that X force is applied for Y time.

The reason that the form of appliance is important is comfort- if the appliance hurts or is uncomfortable or awkward to mount or remove, you are less likely to rack up the requisite hourly volume.

An appliance that works just fine for one guy may not work for another at al. Resign yourself to the notion that you may have to go thorough more than one appliance before you find the magic combo of fit and comfort that unlocks your hanging potential.

Great post. I am leaning on buying the Bib Starter (at $95, what a deal). If I have problems with it, then I can upgrade to a Vac hanger.

Don’t consider it an issue of upgrade- they are different application modes.

The Bib, like tps’ gripper, actually closes down on the shaft flesh, thus have a higher load potential [although tps does claim a max load of 20# on his redi-stretcher] as they apply the load directly to the meatus of your penis

Vac-hanging applies the tensions superficially- meaning that the load is applied to your shaft skin- and only then to the shaft.

As I noted above- my experience with vac hanging gave me excruciating pain around the edge of the glans when I tried to apply more than 10#- a load well under the usual 15#+ that I am quite comfortable hanging with either the Bib or the tps Redi-Stretcher.

In response I haven’t really used it as a hanger since*

Additionally, the lack of a need to remove the vac hanger periodically to release local compression doesn’t mean that you should wear it under high tension for extreme extended periods - I believe that one should release heavy tension to permit full blood flow and not kill penile tissue.**

All important stuff to a :hanger:

*But am preparing to used it as a modified waist belt ADS
**I believe that the extended wear option of a Vac hanger is perfectly suited to light tension wear as ADS