Hanging with a Penimaster Pro - 5lb feels intense

I’m 6.3” BPEL 5” girth and my goal is 8x6. Actually my goal is that when I get my dick out, the reaction I get is one of intimidation, because I am a dom and this is something I’ve always wanted to add to my repertoire.

Anyway I bought a Penimaster Pro and tried extending for 2 weeks but didn’t feel the pull was very satisfying, however I liked the device.

I am now using the Penimaster Pro suction cap to hang, by hooking it to the belt and hooking that to some small 0.5 and 1.25kg dumbbells weights.

The thing is I read a lot of you guys are on 10+lb but I have worked up to (over 2 weeks or so) alb and it feels like such an intense stretch I can’t imagine what doubling it would be like!

I just wanted to check if this is likely due to using the Penimaster’s suction cap, or if you really do adapt and tolerate much higher weights as time goes on?

If I am not able to go above, say, 6lb, should I invest in a new device?

Generally speaking, you want to hang with the lightest weight possible that still produces fatigue. The idea is to only add very small increments of weight as required to still produce the stretch/fatigue. Focus more on the feeling of hanging instead of the weight used. Your goal is lengthening not strengthening, don’t add too much weight too quickly, it’s counterproductive.

I’ve never hung with a suction cap device, but I have heard that they cannot accomodate the higher weights of other devices, but I think you’ve got a long way to go until that should be a concern.

Thanks for your reply! I’ll continue hanging at these lower weights, extending and lightly jelling for the next few months then.

Can I also check if 8x6 is a realistic goal? I don’t mind any time frame really.

Adding almost two inches of length and an inch of girth would be extraordinary gains, for any time frame. While anything is certainly possible, you might want to set a more conservative intermediate goal to shoot for over the next year or so, then when you hit that, you can set a new goal farther out.