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I am not setting myself up for failure as I do have faith in my current clamping routine, however, if I can’t get some girth gains to cement I will be adding pumping very soon (2 to 3 months). Now I am not very good at building stuff nor do I really own the tools to do much DIY type of creations. With this said, I have been doing some light researching into pumps on the market. I have seen a few ranging from $60 to $200. So, what do I need to be looking for? The $60 ones have a pistol type grip on the pump and do have gauges. Most of the cylinders are 2” x 8” and come with a cock ring. Are these any good? If not, then what is a suitable pump.

As I believe I stated, I am hoping for Girth gains mainly but could also use length gains. I know that we all respond to same/similar techniques differently. Perhaps I will gain 1 or the other.

make sure the handle is brass,the plastic ones break easy look at la pump dist, i have mine for 5 years now

I’ve had my LA Dist pump (https://www.cockpump.com ) for 11 years with never a problem. Still works fine.

Thanks guys. I have looked at that website, and their product does look very well made. Question about is the cylinder. Have you guys tried the oval? Or is better to just stay with the round?

Oval vs round has been asked several times. The consensus is that you should pick based on your current shape.

Gotchya. I am impressed with this one and some of the female attachments look interesting for use in my toolbox ;)

Now for the next question, if we can grow watermelons in square boxes… Wouldn’t be shocking to grow a square unit? Just imagine the shock and awe effect of it!

^^ Sorry about being off topic.. I am actually serious about the pumping and PE in general.. but it was a random thought!^^

Well? If you want a square one, go for it - if you get the girth you want. :)

If you are interested in the LAPump system, you can save money by sourcing the brass pump from Harbor Dreight Tools. Search their catalogue for brake bleeder and you will see the same pump listed for under $30. I purchased mine at one of their retail outlets for $17 with a coupon from an auto magazine. The LAPump cylinders can be purchased for about $80. McMaster and Karr sells the 1/4 inch coupler (part # 5012k29) for about $4.

The pump is available from Harbor Freight not Dreight.

Yea Warren I understood where you were saying. I have 1 a few miles from me. I may have to take a look at it.