Pumping For Length

Hi All
Currently do 6hg in a 2 inch diameter tube for 45 minutes with heat aboit 3 times a week. Happy with girth but length gains minimal. Should I increase time or hg?

Thanks

Willy

I’m assuming your girth is close to 2 inches. If not, you should consider a cylinder closer to your girth.

I’d suggest more frequency, like every day. I’ve read pulsing from atmosphere to vacuum constantly working, it certainly pushes me past my normal in cylinder length.

Every day is going to be tough but I can Tey and add a day extra.

Generally, the time limit for pumping is determined by edema; the “doughnut” effect behind the glans. Vacuum is also a factor.

I’d start at 10 or 15 minutes at the highest vacuum that doesn’t cause edema, even if it’s only 1 or 2” Hg. After a while, add a second sessions after a 10 minute break. Then start adding vacuum or time, again watching for edema.

Girth is about 5.7 inches 14.5cm

I will do 40 mins at 6hg and 5 mins at 10hg tomorrow and see how it feels.

5 mins at 10hg is quite allot. Personally, and everyone is different, I wouldn’t go more than 1 minute at that level, you’re guaranteed to get massive doughnut and edema going that high for that long. Maybe for the last 5 minutes, cycle from 6hg-10hg every 30 sec or so, and see how that feels?

I routinely pulse pump at higher pressure than that, and I agree. 10Hg for ten seconds every 30-60 seconds would be another good pulse routine

Not sure I can pulse with my le luv pump and cylider.

Which one do you have? I use the Leluv Maxi

Yes I have the same pump.

Unless you already have 6” girth then a 2” diameter cylinder is not going to do much for you in terms of length. For length pumpling you need to “pack the tube” so that your dick has only one direction to expand in (longer).

Unfortunetaly with thickwall closing down in the UK we only have crappy chinese cylinders available.

I installed a quick-release valve in the tubing right above the cylinder. Never even have to touch the screw valve on the pump.

What’s the difference between a normal cylinder and a “thickwall”? I’m on the lapump site comparing the thickwall to their normal cylinder and I can’t tell what the difference would be if the diameter and length are the same. Also the leluv electric pumps all seem to be much cheaper than the lapumps. I wonder if the leluv’s are a cheaper product or the lapump’s are just overpriced.