PE4F High Pressure Pumping: thoughtfulgold

I was thinking .5”+ added. And while I ain’t a “NBP length” guy I would really love 9” NBP or more. It would cement me into the 9”+ BPEL crowd though, no more fluctuations.

Full inflation of my left CC could send my girth to like 6.8”+ Mid Shaft. It should take working through both 2” and 2.25” tubes to get there but I feel I have potential gains left to unlock with this method. I’m more excited than I’ve been in years about PE.

It seems to be healing quick enough. I’m not rushing it but it goes well I think. Still 3 weeks or so is my expected full recovery time.

Anytime man. I forgot to note that a tight tube was involved, so I edited that in.

This was also good research for me. I purchased a tight elliptical cylinder a while back but haven’t used much. To target width as seen from top view. Need to put that in service once I get conditioned to handle that incremental routine again.

Based on your current stats, if you do gain a half inch in length from straightening your curve, 9” NBP is definitely within your reach. At that length you’d almost be as long as Mandigo, who’s a pretty solid 9.5” NBP.

Go for it friend.

I have a good feeling you’ll get there.

I pumped up in my measured cylinder and wow every inch is A HUGE difference I understand now why 9.5” nbp looks so big on mandingo bc it is. But are you sure he isnt bigger than 9.5 nbp? Dredd is inches longer than mandingo so he is possible 11” nbp thats so monstrous.

They measure him against a Barbie doll. That same doll is measured to the point where his penis ends on it at 9.5”

I posted the pictures in a thread here. Because Mandingo is an Illusion

Plainly 9.5”NBP

I am going for it. There are a couple of members here in the 9”+ NBP area who are mostly inactive. They offer inspiration despite all starting larger than my starting point. I’m willing to put the time in and push for the most. For what I deserve. For what I know I can create.

My fondest hope isn’t the length, it is a catalog of an uncharted pumping style that leads to my core PE goal of curvature correction.

9”NBP is just an absolutely huge bonus and secondary goal.

I have an upwards curve I always was displeased with, would using a tight cylinder and going in flaccid work well for correcting curves? Im not conditioned or have the money or knowleadge to set up such a refined high pressure cycling device. Simply amazed at the level of ingenuity and just wow such an amazing erection you have TG I just watched dredd and he doesnt look bigger than you to my eyes, starting to doubt his claimed measurments!

I honestly theorize going in mostly erect is key in curve correction but in your case I am not 100% sure. All my research involves guys with left or right curves not upwards. So I’m unsure how it would resolve but I think it would resolve, tight tube going in erect if you pump long enough at the right pressure. Sta-kool posted a routine I think is worth trying if you are willing and curious.

Porn is never what we think it is. They sell illusions.

+1.

This is a cool thread. Without the dick pics we might think about putting it on the front page. Thanks to everyone for keeping the comments on topic.

Question: which pump to buy? In this thread, TG recommends a one: Robinair (15115) VacuMaster Single Stage Vacuum Pump. But BeardedDragon said he bought a Robinair 1.5 CFM pump, and it died on him in a couple of months. So he went out and bought a 3.0 CFM pump from JB Industries (probably model DV-85N), and that one’s a monster.

If I try this idea, I’d want a pump that (a) is quiet, (b) is durable, and (c) is affordable. Which one is better? All the electric vacuum pumps I’ve seen are really loud.

The issue at hand is that the pump is from China. Every China product isn’t bad but with that being said the prices of China products reflect less attention to quality and durability. Maybe BD got a bad one. Maybe they suck. I will find out.

A more powerful pump is more expensive, for me to play Devil’s Advocate. And a more powerful pump probably has a steeper learning curve. Also, above all else, motor size is going to dictate your noise levels. It doesn’t matter what device it is, the bigger it is and the more moving Parts it has the more noise it will make. Because these are industrial pumps the noise level is usually not a primary concern in the design factors for the more powerful ones. I think I incidentally found a quieter pump because of the specs used not because of a quieter design.

So if I had to hazard a guess if you don’t want to get the Robinair pump I picked I would probably do more research and see if you could find something nicer that still had 1.5 CFM. I was shopping on a budget so the Robinair is fine for me. Something nicer, maybe down the line, if this fails will be in my future.

Or, we can just take it the simple route. I spent about $88 or so on the pump in question. I think it’s a relatively small investment compared to a larger and more powerful one and it would give you a chance to get a feel for this kind of pumping and see if you want to invest more heavily in a more powerful unit. Additionally, if you are mechanically inclined, while you are working with the cheaper pump you may be able to devise an exhaust system that may quiet it further. Which would be able to be used on a more powerful and louder pump in the future. Not a project I’m terribly interested in nor do I have the technical expertise for but I do believe it is certainly within the realm of possibility that it could be done if noise is truly a primary concern and you wish to use a higher quality or more powerful pump than the 1.5CFM Robinair.

The Robinair I had was a 15150, dual stage pump. Maybe the single stage pumps are quieter.

Hey Thoughtfulgold,

sounds pretty hardcore.
Maybe the Oxballs “Juicy Pumper” Cockring is worth a look and a option as a padding.
The cockring is pretty thick and comfy.
But I can’t say for sure how it will handle high pressure as I only used it below 3.5 inHG (“full package pumping”) and it’s difficult to estimate how intense the “slams” are.

Great thread so far :)

Well, this particular pump only moves 1.5 Cubic Feet of Air per minute. So it’s as laid back as it gets. A machine that moves 3 or 4 Cubic Feet of Air per minute would come towards my crotch with double the force or more and when you cover the safety hole, the cylinder will move inward and bite your pubic bone with authority, especially if you aren’t prepared. A more powerful pump would only increase that effect. My setup is as ‘softcore’ as you can get and you don’t have to cover the entire safety hole to generate good pressure, believe me.

I was looking at manipulating the cylinder and milking it to some degree to minimize pressure on the pubic bone. This was suggested to me and seems like a sound move. I also was looking at the Thickwall universal gasket, as the current seals I’m using are silicone, not a great fit for the tubes in question and definitely likely to wear out given what I’m doing.

I appreciate the suggestion, though.

Not knowing all your specifics I can only offer generalisations. To get gains two things are needed;
1. Applying enough stretch force (pump force) to the flesh so it is elongated to a size where permanent changes start to occur, normally symptoms are microtrauma, mild tenderness etc. People who have done sports stretching etc are familiar with this.
2 Stretching (pumping) often enough so that all healing and “normalising” occurs while the flesh is still regularly being stretched to that new elongated size.
So just to GUESS why you got no gains; either you did not use enough stretch force and/or did not stretch with enough frequency. It’s possible to gain from the stretching but then heal smaller again if too much time occurred between stretch sessions.