Can't Decide Between Bathmate 5 Or Bathmate 7

Greetings everyone,

I’ve been reading lots of post during the last few months ,and decided to settle for the bathmate.

I’m currently 6 to 6.1x3,9-4 girth .I know that the length is okay but I’m very self conscious about my girth so I decided to start doing PE.I’ve read that bathmats main point is girth work.I’ve red that for 6 inches I should get the 7 instead of the 5, but what worries me is that the bathmats 7 doesn’t take in consideration low girth like mine .do you guys think it should be wiser for Me to go for the hydromax 5 instead of the 7? Do they have different diameters that could hinder any girth gains? Or affect pressure?
I apologise if my question came as nonsense
Thank you for reading

Skip the Bathmate and buy a straight tube and a pump with a gauge. Use the tube sizing guide here:

Selecting Your Cylinder Size

Thank you for the reply,
I wanted to get the bathmate because where I live there are no 1.5 cylinder pumps and sadly the only good airpumps are 1.75+ sized, the chart advises me to get an 1.5 or even 1.35 for my girth
Will it be okay for me to settle with a 1.75 cylinder. I found a model named : "heavy duty tom of finland", its the only avaliable at 1.75 size the others are 2.25+ - it reads 1.75 inch inner diameter - 2inch as outer diameter

Would the 1.75 inches instead of an 1.5 inch, have a negative impact on girth gains ?
Thank you

1.5” cylinder from LeLuv?
9 Inch or 12 Inch Replacement Cylinder with Fitting for Penis Pumps

Thank you for the link but I can’t order from the USA the only choice I have are 1.75 cylinder pump and bathmate both go for 60 where I live ^^
Thanks again

Do not buy any non automatic pumps ever.

In theory you should buy the Bathmate hydromax 7.

Thanks

Alright I ordered the regular hydro 7 instead of the hydromax since it was in clearance for just 40 euros let’s see how it goes:)

By automatic you mean the electric ones with led interface?

Pumping without a gauge is risky. I agree with Andy on finding a regular air pump tube and a manual pump with a good gauge. I would never pump without a gauge.

I find that generally with cylinders or bathmates go with girth size first…. get the 5 til you can pack it immediately then move up to a seven

I don’t think there is a problem using a 1.75” tube at your girth. The only issue might be a testicle getting sucked into the tube once in a while, but over time you’ll learn just how much and where to lube to avoid that from happening.

Like the others, I strongly caution against using a pump without a gauge. You can get injured from excessive vacuum, which will set you back.

If you wanted to pump with water, you can still do that with a regular acrylic tube and a Mitty-vac style pump. If you buy a generic one intended for bleeding car brakes, it even comes with a little in-line bottle to catch excess water that gets pumped out of the tube.

You can also get a “smart” pump and an adapter to use it with any acrylic tube that will maintain your desired pressure despite small leaks which are hard to eliminate.

The bathmate is more of a toy and gimmick than it is an actual tool. I have one. I’m speaking from (admittedly limited) experience.