hydro pump evaluation

This pump rocks! I have been using it both dry and wet over the past week, and I will never, ever use it dry again. The water keeps the penis warm- and I only need to lube my glans when using water. There is no need to lube the tube at all with water.

The best thing about using water IMHO is that the pressure is ‘balanced’ throughout the tube. I cannot explain why, but it just feels a lot more even. When pumping dry, it seemed to me that my penis was being ‘pulled’ by the head further into the tube. That sensation is absent with the hydro pump. Highly recommended !!!!!

2in2002,

Keep up posted on your results and thoughts about the hydro pump. Sounds very interesting.

2in2;

A highly appropriate post from one who quotes often from The Waterboy.

Glad you like it. Now you will make us all wish we had waterpumps.

Tell us this: Do you see any difference in tumescence when you leave the tube wet or dry, like post-PE?

Well, I’m going to try and get my hands on a reservoir for my pump to give it a try. I’m going to try my hands out at making one out of an air tight mug or something and buying the male connectors from LA Pumps.

Modemmer.

I noticed on mine that the reservior is from mity vac. You may want to check with them :)

There is definitely less of the puffy look using water as compared to dry. My max Hg has only been 4-5 and I can tell a pretty significant difference in the swollen look between wet and dry. My dick looks a lot more normal and natural looking coming out of the wet tube, as compared to the sausage look I got from dry :)

Ok everyone…

If you would like to convert your pump into a hydro-pump you can buy the Mityvac reservoir Jar w/Transfer Lid and splice it into the hose between the tube and pump.

cost $6.95 plus shipping

Part No. 06909

contact - 1 800 648 9822

Modemmer.

Thanks for the info Modemmer. Also, if you do convert the beauty of it is you can go wet or dry without removing the reservior :)

Ya, not to bad if I say so myself. I have already ordered mine and can’t wait to give it a try. I was just thinking, could the use of water and the hydro-pump lower the risk of discoloration?

Modemmer.

The guy that makes them says he never has discoloration. Something about the water equalizing pressure against the fluid environment inside the penis…

Are you saying there is less fluid buildup in a water session compared to dry? and that’s what helps avoiding that sausage look?

If so does it mean you don’t get as big as a dry session, cause some part of the expansion in a dry session is the fluid?

Because I read somewhere that you’re actually supposed to get more expansion with water pumping..

Braker

I do get more expansion in the CC and CS with water pumping due to blood expanding these tissues, but for some reason the water in the pump must be in equalization somehow with the lymph and other fluids, so I don’t come out of the tube with a bunch of extra fluid to jelq away. I do come out of the tube larger from dry pumping, but in my mind the extra fluid is not helpful in pumping- I look at it as a side effect. I will stick with water because it does for me what I think pumping is supposed to do without the side effects:) Sorry I can’t answer this better- I need to get more familiar with pumping terminology I guess.

I also see the fluid buildup as a side effect, in fact I hate this fluid, it makes my dick feels spongy, and like Ten by Seven posted the other day it doesn’t feel nice when having sex, his girl said to him he feels like a balloon inside her and she didn’t like it..

so let me get it right, you do get less expansion in water pumping, but you don’t get the fluid so you feel it’s worth it, right? I would feel the same if I had the chance to do water pumping, and maybe I will soon..

At the most to get that part plus shipping is going to be 10-15 dollars. Once it is attatched you can wet or dry pump and just leave the reservior in place. This is a no brainer if you don’t like that spongy look and feel- it will be some of the best $$ you spend on PE :)

Kind of a newbie question, but does the reservoir just keep the pump from sucking in water? If so, any airtight container with an inlet, outlet and reservoir should work, such as some automotive fuel filters that only cost a buck or two.