When I started reading this thread I thought WTF? but now I’ve finished reading it I think it’s a fantastic idea.
I have a question for any pumpers: When pumping close to your limit where you’re about to start feel some discomfort, would anyone say that the discomfort is on the outer portion of the penis mostly, or throughout?
My thinking here is that the capacity of softer outer tissues (skin, veins etc) are how we determine safe limits, whereas the target tissues such as tunica (or anything inside the tunica) aren’t getting nearly so much of a workout. I guess this is why many people say that pumping is ineffective for permanent gains.
By compressing the skin I think it would make pumping safer and/or allow a higher vacuum with the same safety level. If you pump to say 5Hg normally, and the condom(s) negate say 2Hg, then 7Hg would feel like a 5Hg without the rubber, no? I haven’t actually tried condom pumping at all yet (they’re in the post as we speak) so I can’t speak from expecience, but I can’t wait.
If the condom works a bit like a space suit (in vacuum terms), or like those compression trousers (don’t know the proper name) that fighter pilots use when pulling heavy G’s, then I presume that more condoms, thicker condoms, or even the catheters might be better still.
I’ve read that some pumpers make real gains near the base, and I’m wondering if because they’re packing that part of the tube better, that inadvertently it’s creating the same conditions as the condom is. If that’s the case then perhaps the way to go is to make a thick latex mold of your dick that can only stretch a few milimeters in diameter no matter what the vacuum, then supersize it every couple of months to allow new room for growth without overly stressing the more delicate tissues. After all, the real bottle neck with any kind of PE is stressing the target tissues without hurting the more delicate ones, be it pumping, hanging, ADS or whatever.
I think you guys are onto something, and you’ve inspired my next experiment (of which I’ll document in detail for another thread).
Thanks guys
Shiver