Hesitating Between 2 And 2.25 Cylinder

(Sorry I can’t post yet in the pumping forum)

Hello I hope every one is fine, I’ve already asked question about pumping almost 1 year ago but in ended up not doing anything, mostly because it’s kinda hard to find good pumping material here in Europe, and I lost my determination. But last month I did some research and found some brand that seem to have a decent quality (I assume), but for now, I’m hesitating between 2” and 2.25” cylinder:my main goal with pumping is to focus on the upper shaft and the gland and also straighten my penis ,and my penis is 2” wide with a base girth of 6” to 6.25”, so should I go with the slimmer 2” cylinder to straighten my penis and focus on the head, or choose the bigger one ?

Thanks in advance for your reply !

Leluv got you covered my friend. I ordered gauged airpump from there. I’m also located in Europe. It’s going to set you back a bit but it’s a one time investment.

I’d go with the 2.25" probably to reduce risk of needing to upgrade to soon, although there’s also quite a good size guide on the leluv website. :up:

Hi man!
what European area are you in, I don’t think there is any difficulty in buying a vacuum cylinder. If you go to Amazon you can see Mister B’s in various sizes which I have bought and use and find them good.
In the meantime I’ll leave you the table with the cylinder girth/diameter conversions I used in my last purchases:
1.5" -> 4cm diameter = 4.7" -> 12cm circumference
1.75" -> 4.5cm diameter = 5.5" -> 14cm circumference
2" -> 5cm diameter = 6.3" -> 16cm circumference
2.25" -> 5.7cm diameter = 7.1" -> 18cm circumference
2.5" -> 6.3cm diameter = 7.9" -> 20cm circumference
2.75" -> 7cm diameter = 8.6" -> 22cm circumference
To work on the length and curvature you have to get it narrower so it has little room to expand circumferentially, otherwise the opposite if you want to work on the circumference. Also update me on DM if you want to know what you’ve found, ciao :up:

In my personal experience, Dosso is correct. The 2" cylinder would be a better fit, particularly if you’re trying to straighten a curve, "traffic cone", or "baseball bat" shape.

It’s one of those things that doesn’t look reasonable. Plus, some men do just fine with a larger tube. A lot has to do with vaccuum, time, and how your penis reacts to them.

If we were all the same, we could just put a "how to" protocol on the main page and the forums would mostly be cat pictures and "I was too lazy to read the protocol" posts.

I thank y’all for your answers,I’m in France .I checked kodidistributing website And it seem like they deliver worldwide and there’s no problem in delivering pumping material in Europe ,I was confuse because the shipping info section on eBay told me there was no delivery possible in France ,beside that after my last month of research it seem that stallion lingerie mustang penis pump are a good choice here in Europe ,there were also L.A. Pump cylinder that I could order directly on some French sex-shop website but they were expensive (≈100€) and that was for tube alone ,whole pumping packaging from L.A. Pump would be anywhere between 150 to 250€.I was thinking about buying a bleeding brake kit and connect it to a leluv/L.A. Pump cylinder ,is that a good idea or it is wasting money ? Also did anyone had some permanents length gain from pumping into a slim tube ?

Hi dude!

when I bought my cylinders I combined the brake bleeding kit with a pressure gauge which is cheap and works great.

From my experience I can’t tell you if the length gains obtained are due to pumping because I also combine other exercises so it’s difficult to assess. I know other user friends who with pumping always combined with other exercises have achieved good and permanent gains in length.

Greetings and give us your progress :up:

I would like to know before buying a brake bleeding kit if there is any tutorial on how to connect it to a cylinder ,do you have to buy connector and hoses or everything is included in the kit and I just need to connect it to a leluv/L.A. Pump cylinder ? And is it really worth it or should I spend more and get a leluv hand pump for instance ?

The brake bleeder kit comes with a hose. Lower cost cylinders have a barbed hose nipple on them. The vac pump in the brake bleeder kit also has a barbed hose nipple for the hose to attach to. The hose just slides over the hose nipple to make the connection.

Higher quality cylinders come with a female quick disconnect fitting. If this is the cylinder you have you will need to purchase a male quick disconnect fitting. Some cylinder companies, LeLuv as an example, sell cylinders, vac pumps and accessories including quick disconnect fittings. Amazon also sells them. They cost around $10 in the US. The fitting you need has a barbed hose nipple on one side and the other side is the male quick disconnect. This is not to be confused with a male threaded x male quick disconnect.

I would recommend a hand pump with a gauge and the Brake Bleeder is perfect for that. I have used a slim cylinder for length gains. For me, it worked, but it was a very slow process which I did make some length gains of quarter-inch in 8 months. I think I could have better success if I could have implemented some sort of heat during the process

Yes mate the brake bleeding kit is complete with connecting hose,as 32quarters says if the cylinder has a female quick release fitting and that’s what I have you need to buy this type of hose to connect cylinder and master cylinder with pressure gauge, you can easily find it on amazon for cheap :up:

I’d recommend a pump that isn’t plastic if you can source one. I’ve broken a couple of plastic brake bleeder pump handles over the years. They tend to wear out at the fulcrum point and then crack. After that they are useless.

Ok brake bleeder seems like a good option you just need them to be solid enough so they don’t break in the middle of your PE session. I have another question related to cylinder size ,do 12” tube have any advantage over 9” tube in term of length gain for example ?or they’r just worthless unless your 9” or longer ?

(Mod pls move this topic into the pumping forum thx in advance)

If you dont need the longer tube then I suggest not getting it. Longer tubes break suction easier (longer moment arm) and also take a few more pumps to evacuate as compared to shorter, “right sized” cylinders.

Everyone is on point that right tube is very critical. Ps. If you are buying cheaper tubes on eBay or Chinese market place than there are some modifications you can do at the base with hot glue gun.

Putting a layer of hot glue at the bottom helps with it cutting into your bone by releasing the tension (more expensive glass cylinders already have wide extension on the bottom of it which helps to spread out the tension). Put it on outside and on the edge so it doesn’t put too much pressure on your skin. Put it on flat surface and go around it couple of times (than cool it). If you make a mistake just cut it or heat it with either a hot air gun or something similar (which will soften it up again and become more even).

2" diameter is good start for anything in range of around 5.75-6.3". Problem with getting 2.25" too soon for up to 7.1" circumference is that you might have your large veins/testicular tubes being sucked in to fill the space and can definitely lead to a lot more problems quick. Also, you are focusing on the head and not further girth so 2" is good or 2.125" of you can find it. But 2" will help with straightening your penis (2.25 would help with straightening yet).

Also, I started to kegel while I pump to have better results. Kegeling technique can be researched but basic is 2-5 seconds pushed in, 2-5 second pushed out (I don’t know the terminology so research it for better techniques). Don’t more rather than less level is better.

Things to watch out for, veins popping and blood spots in the skin (it’s an indicator that you are pumping harder than needed, or your body is not ready for such a suction yet). Most of them go away between 24-48 hours, but could be a potential high problem if not careful.

Also, ring of fluid build up between shaft and glans (also related to over pumping in general, but it’s a slightly less traumatic experience). It goes away anywhere from 15 minutes to 24 hours depending on your body.

Don’t be eager to start hard and strong, take it easy, you only have one penis.

Huge plus, proper jelqing for 15-30 minutes a day bring far better results than pumping alone. Pumping more or less is for better blood circulation, although some people see mild results (0.1-0.3" increase in size over a year spam compared to 1.0-2.1" with proper and safe jelqing). Unless you are trying to stay the same girth, jelqing is a must with any other techniques for best results.

As far as straightening out your penis and increase size than traction device with jelqing is better choice. Cheapest traction device go to $15-$20, let me know if you need advice there too (there is one you want to avoid because of poor quality).

Tract your progress and keep us posted if you have any more questions.

The thing is in the upper quarter of my shaft (including my glan ) my penis start to curve and to taper ,my glan also have hard time remaining hard when I’m not 100% max EQ, so I thought pumping would be a good option to correct a curve, a taper and a glan that doesn’t get hard, penis extender on the other hand might correct a curve but not a taper, or clamping for example might give me better EQ in the glan area but don’t correct a curve ,anyway thx you for your help and tell me if there other methods than pumping to correct a tapered and curved penis with a glan struggle to get hard unless 100% EQ