Hanging with FIRe

I tried a bib before this but gave up due to not being able to heat much of my penis. Also being limited to 20minutes is an issue also. I think it would be a struggle to use the bib for TA stretching it seems to work better for targeting the ligs.

His Devon break was 2-3 weeks.

Also, did you hear back from TM regarding if their pad was FIR or near?

Thanks,
WM12

I haven’t. Maybe due to holiday. Will give it a few more days before I ask again.

I have been studying red light, near infra red, and far infra red. There are studies that suggest a combo of red light and near infrared are a great combo for penile application. I have seen some that suggest a true FIR may not be as good, and possibly harmful. There are actually flexible pads with a combo of red light and near infrared that appear to be suitable to wrap around whatever PE exercise is being performed.

Any chance you have links? I did a quick Google search and only negative thing I saw for IT on penis is a YouTube video. The guy says he may have overdone it, and another user on his discord had good results. He also believes IR can be good, if done at the right intensity. He made a good point about listing on Amazon being inaccurate about the IR spectrum of their devices. Best to investigate your potential purchase I suppose.

In my opinion Bib is not going to work near as well as a vaccum hanger.

Fyi to anyone following this thread, the thermedic pad is back in stock on Amazon.

While I’m not as knowledgeable as others I don’t believe this would work with a compression hanger.

With a vac hanger or extending or even ADS type set up you can potentially wear the device non stop for at least an hour and even longer if your unit can handle the weight without anything bad happening. For example, if I recall correctly, 5.5 does 90 minutes of vacuuming hanging straight in which the middle 30 to 60 minutes are using the infrared heating pad.

With a compression hanger like Bib’s I believe it is advised to never go more than 10-20 minutes at a time.

An ultra sound device MAY be able to work with a compression hanger since ultra sound is capable of heating faster and more effectively. From what I’ve been reading the absolute best set up would be vacuum hanging plus ultra sound but not everyone such as myself wants to deal with an ultra sound device, then the runner up would be vacuum hanging with an far infrared heating device preferably a heating pad like the one 5.5 has shared.

Of course it is. I knew the second I bought the TotalMan one that the Thermedic one would be back in stock. Well I can wait until we hear back from TotalMan about your question to them. And if all else fails I’ll just buy the TherMedic one.

I ordered the TM pad to have as a backup to my thermedic. Once I get it I’ll let you guys know the comparison. Starting my first cycle tomorrow evening. Looking forward to it!

Canuk

I’ve been following a similar protocol as 5.5 using the Thermedic pad from Amazon. In 4 weeks I have gained 5mm BPFSL. Most of the pad was in direct contact with the skin of my shaft. I use a stealth stretcher vacuum device from MOS. For the first time, two days ago, I burned myself and developed a blister about 3 mm in diameter. I never expected that to happen- so be careful, guys. I will from this point on completely cover my shaft with the silicone sleeve and heat through it

Does anyone know if 5.5 posted a template of his Excel Progress Log?

This one here,

5.5Squared - 5.5Squared Log

PE_Oct-Nov_Cycle4.png

Whitch pad from Termedic are you using? Is that the same as 5.5 was using?

Yes, same one

Is this the one?

He did not post the native file. It is easy to make though (I just did) since you have his template.

WM12