Cylinders for intermediate sizes such as 1.63, 1.87, 2.13

PEforfun’s method has me thinking, along with BeardedDragons experience with gaining rapidly with PE4F’s method when the cylinder was close to his size, yet the gains tapered off when he moved up in cylinder size from 1.5 to 1.75. He recommended having a cylinder sized very closely to your current size. Would this not allow easier staging, less edema buildup, and more gains for all methods of pumping?

Does anyone have a source on cylinders these sizes?

Check around. Only one place does it. I’m not sure if it’s LA Dist or Thickwall but…them or Vacu-tech may be your only hopes.

Checked all 3 didn’t see it

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CTC Company carries those sizes.

Ahh you’re a legend dude. Is this another one of your company’s with the Asian ladyboys working day and night haha

I don’t see the point.

Could you elaborate, better fit, better gains, no? Maybe this would only apply to PEforfun’s method of going in flaccid or semi erect at that high pressure.

I don’t agree that you need a precision fit for the best gains. For me, the best size is one size up from one you can pack. So if you can pack a 1.75, then buy a 2.0.

If you spend a lot of time staying in the same tube after packing, you risk developing head blisters and they are a real bitch.

If you have money to burn, then go ahead and start a tube collection.

This…

The next size up would be 1.87, to me it makes sense you get better comfort, less skin suction, allowing you to get more pressure in less time = more efficient work

I agree blisters can be a problem

Do you happen to be above average in body size? This might only apply to guys with a smaller pelvis

With 1.75 I can keep a more consistent higher pressure like 10 hg inches with minimal effort and some skin pain, with a 1.75 elíptical tube I get much more skin suction and can only keep the vacuum at 5 inches hg unless I basically increase pressure constantly then it drops right back to 5

A tube sized better simply keeps better pressure on my experience and why go from a snug fit to a loose fit with terrible pressure application when you can go up half the size and still have .35 girth to grow into. A lot of you guys preach slow and steady but when it comes to this I don’t think you think about it. Is it really realistic to jump into a tube .7 more than your packed girth, not even cemented girth. I think not

Normal size, 5’10”, 170 lbs.

If you noticed, even CTC cylinders go up in ¼” increments.

LAPump offers a 1.5” elongated cylinder which, for me, was approximately 1/2 way between the 1.5” and 1.75” round cylinder. However, the 1.75” elongated cylinder is just slightly larger than the 2” round. The website states that the elongated cylinders have various tolerances.

I noticed they sell them that way but is it most efficient for gains? I didn’t ask whether people sell them in 1/4 increments I asked whether it’s efficient for gains.