Selecting Your Cylinder Size

Hello everybody :)

I’ve started PE long time ago with big breaks during the journey.
Had good results, over 1,5 inches in length, something in girth too, but unfortunately I didn’t check my starting girth, so I can’t be precise, probably 0,4 inches.
Only manual PE, normal stretches-jelqs routines.

I want to start pumping. I’ve started recently to clamp. And I want to combine these "new" exercises. Probably something light the first month, 1 on 1 off and then we’ll see.

So, I need some advices regarding the right equipment’s size.

My actual stats are 19,5cm BP or 18,5 NBP so around 7,7 inch BP
My base girth fluctuates around 15 cm and 16 shy cm.. So I would say and average of 6,1 inches? But, I have a "tree" penis, so ,the farthest from the base, the thinner it is.
Around 14 cm MEG and 13 cm 5,1" under the glans.

My, "hope realistic goal" (since I’ve already gained something) is an overall +1 cm girth’s gain. (0,4 inches). Is way important the middle top part
And a 0,4 inches in length too

Soo:
1- I want to start safe already with a good equipment. I’m from EU,Italy, I was thinking of Thick wall
https://thickwa ll.co.uk/shop/p … s/starter-kits/
Can I pump with hot water inside with that?

Or do you suggest something else/brand?

2- I will be more precise with my base girth after this month of clamp, since I’m planning to buy the cylinder and start pumping this new year, but given my measurements and goals in both length and girth (but if I had to chose, definitely girth.) is the 2" internal diameter good?

Thank you!

I think the 2’ from Thickwall could be good because it actually is a little bit bigger than 2’. In cm 2’ is 15,9 cm but my cylinder is 16,7 or even 17 cm.
Send an email to them, they have great support.

Thanks Patrik!
I will write to them

2 general questions
Do I need some extra tool, like a silicon cock ring or something else in order to make the cylinder stick to the base and start pumping, or the default cylinder will work properly?

I will monitor the pressure in order to check eventual improvements or to increase gradually the intensity.So, silly question, does the pressure reference “change” in If put water inside the cylinder, or I can stick to the same pressure regarding if that day I’m putting water or not?

Thank you :)

You don’t need a silicon ring to get vacuum.
They send stuff to use when waterpumping but I haven’t tried them out. So I can bee to no help here. I’m sure there are others her that can.

I still say the 9”X2.25” is the cylinder for you. Whatever you end up ordering, let us know when you get it and how’s it going.

Hello gprent! Are you referring to me or another user?
If me, do you think 2,22” for a 5,9 ” (sometimes very shy 6,2”.) base girth.. Is not to big?

Btw yes, I’ll keep you updated, also regarding the answers they’re going to give me

Stick with your 1.5”x9” cylinder. To focus on length with that tube work on extending the continuous pump time to 25 to 30 minutes without a break. Keep pressure in the 5inhg range.

Hi

I just wanted to know if there is an advantage of choosing a smaller tube in length compared to a longer tube I.e. 9inch compared to a 12 inch in length. I measure at 15 cm erect length but the tubes available to me are 9inch or 12 inch in length.

They are both in the same price range so was wondering if I should just get the 12 inch. Will I get more out of the 12 inch - length gains? Will it hinder gains?

My goal is length at the moment.

Thanks