Lifting the pump away from pad/bone while suctioned?

I’m using a Leluv pump which I’m fairly new with. When I have it at full suction (about 5hg) it wants to press against my fat pad and pubic bone area.

But there’s also a full seal around the base of my penis. The skin is tight against the inner side of the tube. It’s visibly pressed up against the plastic all around (I sized it pretty accurately)

So what I’ve been doing is gently pulling and lifting the pump away from my fat pad/pubic bone. One hand is working the pump while the other hand holds the tube and pulls out slightly.

It’s not much distance, maybe barely a 1/4” but it takes the pressure off of that area. Does anyone else do this?

And secondly, is it giving the lowest base area of my penis below the pump (crus?) a little bit of a “forward stretch” vaguely like an extender?

We call it milking the cylinder where you pull the tube away and then push it back in like you are trying to jack off with it. It creates a pressure fluctuation of .5 to 1 inhg that helps circulate the blood and increase both length and girth inside the cylinder.

Milk

It’s a shame i can’t milk cause my seal is too light…

If by milking you meant “sliding” up and down slightly, no… mine is too tight also.

I can’t use too much lube down near the base because there’s a tendency for the ballsack to get sucked up in.

It’s attached tightly like an extender would be.

Even at just 3inhg it’s pretty hard to pull the cylinder off. All you want to do is create a small pressure fluctuation of 0.5inhg for about each 1 second stroke. I do it frequently every pump session.

yes, Gprent knows! I do this every time I pump but only after a few minutes or so, I like to be warmed up before I do the light, short tugs on the tube. I also pull out, hold a second, release, pull out, hold a second, etc.. Like my 1 second jelq strokes.

I see, my gauge is not working so i pump with the sensation to avoid injury.

>create a small pressure fluctuation of 0.5inhg for about each 1 second stroke.

Thanks, I’d tried doing this, and the needle really does fluctuate as you “tug” a little in small intervals. I’m going to make this part of my pumping routine to get some variation of pressure, which is probably a good thing.