Noose ADS: Are they really so bad?

I’ve recently decided to bite the bullet and explore the wonderful world of ADS’s. Some of the simplest designs are noose-like, in the sense that they include a loop of flexible material that fits in the “pocket” between the shaft and the glans. They pull from the ventral surface, and force is transmitted around the shaft to the dorsal surface (where all the veins and nerves are).

I know that these types of devices are potentially dangerous when hanging heavy weights, but has anyone had a problem with them in an ADS arrangement. I’m thinking of using a tension of between 2 and 4#.

Noose ADS can be uncomfortable— have you considered the AutoExtender?

I have used an noose type extender since April 2005, I have kept record and have now worn it for more than 1300 hours with no problems. It takes time to get used to wearing it, And it will be more and more comfortable as time goes. Started at 6-700 grams tension and now use around 1500 grams tension.

You will have to take breaks because it gets uncomfortable after around one hour.

It gets uncomfortable, but I think it maybe the most effective way to stretch. It stretches the maximum length of your shaft without skin getting in the way. However, it is a trade off of safety.

PeniMaster works along the same principle but applies to the shaft below the glans with an inch wide silicon strap.

MUCH less discomfort.

Consider.

The advantage with noose ADS such as the Penimaster is that it grips right at the end, so there’s more of the shaft being worked.

Fulcrum hanging with my BibHanger is hitting the bottom half of my shaft hard, but I’m not sure that the part of the shaft inside the Bib is getting worked (I don’t mean to compare ADS to hanging— it’s just to illustrate my point)