Flaccid Pumping

Can flaccid pumping offer benefits similar to stretching?

I noticed that when I would enter the tube flaccid, I would get more expansion than erect. For example, entering a 9 x 2 cylinder flaccid, I would “stretch” to 8.5” - 8.75” in the tube. Entering the cylinder erect, I get expansion only to 8.25” in length.

Yes it works. Anticipate more edema.

It works for me i get an erection to enter the tube then i pump flaccid for 55 min.

Nice…thanks gents!

Disclaimer: Zero liability past, present and future. I personally use vacuum erection technology cylinders occasionally when flaccid. Begin with the correct size length and diameter vacuum cylinder. Before it becomes too small and too uncomfortable switch to the next larger vacuum cylinder. Be smart. Take your time and know when to stop.

@mastervacc - is this as special cylinder that gives you an erection?

I googled vacuum erection technology cylinders and don’t think I found what you are using. Please give us a link to the website where you buy your equipment.

The brand had a catchy name that stayed with me years later. The 3 vacuum cylinders were from a medical supplier with and required a prescription in the 1990’s. Some rubber like parts ( tops or lids with hose fitting) dried up.

I couldn’t locate the manufacturer. So I researched and purchased new replacement vacuum cylinders. Penis Pump Adult Products High Quality Lowest Prices

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For me it is the opposite. If I enter tube erect I will reach more length expansion than when I enter flaccid. Ofcourse I do not keep erection the whole time that I am in tube, but I think noone can keep it. But I can be wrong.

That being said, I will try going in flaccid to see the difference because it is quiet some time when I did it for the last time.

Heres an image of the obsolete cylinder. As I said this prescription vacuum cylinder pump and set was from the 1990’s. The other two I threw in the trash after replacing them. The plastic vacuum pump also wore out and couldn’t be repaired and it was tossed into the trash. Basically the grey rubber like top that fits on the cylinder over time cracked and caused vacuum leakage.

The prices from Kaplan are way too high so don’t go there.

The pumps from Kodi are good quality/price leluv pumps, but make sure to buy one with a gauge if you go there.

Agree this hobby can be very expensive. I have a combination of vacuum cylinder brands and sizes. Most of the labels have come loose. Always check the prices several places before wasting your money. The Kaplan cylinder kit I purchased was a clearance price just before an adult bookstore closed for good. Otherwise I would have told them to keep it.

I’ve been trying to find the origin of the axiom that we ought to be entering the tube erect, with no luck. The search feature just leads me to countless posts of people repeating it but what’s the theory behind it? I understand that the idea is to limit edema, and the expansion of the tissues between the tunica and the skin, but why does an erection on entering the tube specifically help to mitigate this? Why does entering the tube erect help direct the pressures to the cavernosa?

I think it’s an old husband’s tale.

The theory is that by going into the tube erect you will have less edema buildup than if you start flaccid.