Originally Posted by gmarceau
Hey guys, long time since I’ve been on here. Started getting into pumping again and had a couple questions.
Vacutech has this new thickwall elliptical cylinder that’s designed to be more of an oval shape. I don’t know what the advantage really is- they claim it’ll lead to more length gains, but I’m not sure why. Thoughts? I was more of a fatigue and damage the ligs and the tunica kind of person with the old vac extender, v stretch, etc., but I still have this great pump and my vac extender is old and broke.
There is mention on the beginning of this thread about having a tube being 4” longer than your erect length. Is there a reason for that? I have an 11” tube now and (honestly, not bragging) that leaves me with about 2 inches of room. Would a 13 or 14” tube be better? It’s starts getting pricier once you go past 9”- something like $10 for every extra inch of tube length.
gmarceau:
Regarding the Vacutech thickwall elliptical cylinder, I have one and I like it. I was originally skeptical about why elliptical would be better than a circular cross-section, but it does have advantages, I think, and I think I know why.
My penis is more elliptical than circular in crosss-section. With a standard cylinder, as you expand, some parts of my penis reach the side of the cylinder and stop expanding while others have not yet reached that point.
By contrast, with the elliptical cylinder, as my penis expands, the remaining free space between my penis and the cylinder wall is more equal all around. In other words, it’s not reaching and touching the cylinder walls in some places while not being fully expanded in others.
I don’t know what post you saw recommending a tube being 4” longer than your erect length, but that seems excessive. I think 2” longer is the more general suggestion.