My pump is underway.

I have placed an order for my first pump. Really looking forward to the journey of getting to know the benefits of pumping. My model is this;

Heavy Duty Penispumpe med Trykkmåler | Sinful.no

Any advice before I jump into it? Should I also add some rings to keep my member as big as possible after the pump sessions are over?

Welcome to the pumping crew!

My only real tips and trick to offer that are general are:

Keep the pressure low. Start with short times and work up. You’ll know when it’s been too long. There’s no benefit to over pumping. Looks cool, feels cool, but a slight engorgement over your real engorgement is all you need to change the cells. Over pumping is damaging, and can result in retraction. It gets hurt, it knows it, and shrivels. If it’s tingling, it’s too much.

If you can, find a way, add some heat. Sit in front of a lamp, use a heat pad, anything helps.

Use a quality sleeve, sized to you. I always have to modify my new sleeves with trimming. I’m in between sizes I guess. It should be sized such that enter easy, exit easy. You shouldn’t have to “yard” it out.

I wouldn’t use rings just yet. Learn the tube, and what it does. Learn your piece, and how it reacts. If a ring makes sense later, by all means, go for it. I don’t use them, I have, and I can’t recognize a benefit in conjunction with the pump.

Whatever you do, “do not”, pump with the ring on.

Ringin up and edging after a cool down, could be part of your routine, though.

That’s about all I can say that you won’t have to find out yourself.

Don’t hesitate to ask more questions.

Additional thought, sorry I forgot it!

Get to pressure slowly, reduce pressure slowly.

Don’t go wild and pump all the way straight off. Let that take a couple minutes. Same thing coming out. It’ll save potential damage to the blood passage valves.

On the same thought, if you can enter the tube erect, do that. It’ll save you some workup time and give you a baseline on how much you’re actually pumping.

No rings. Pull out when done and let yourself recover.

Great advise…appreciated.