Vagina Sleeve and Near-Base Pumping

Hello All,

Just a few thoughts to share.
Please keep in mind that I do not have a breadth of pumping knowledge, so much of this may have been discussed, although I couldn’t turn up any search results.

Due to uneven chambers and a high erection angle, I would always curve to one side in the tube and suffer worsened uneven expansion. Solely for this reason I gave up on pumping many years ago; limiting factors as they say.

The tube’s rim digging into the base often seemed counter-intuitive, moreover counter-productive.
Are the high pressures used in pumping integral or are we simply not isolating the penis whereupon lower pressures meet out needs?

Some of these vagina sleeves look like an all-round snug fit upon the penis and cover approx 1 inch to 1.5 inches in and along tube’s inner wall at the opening.
Conventional wisdom informs that the entire penis and surrounding base must be enclosed in the tube, but why is this?
Clamping isolates the penis near-base, however base growth isn’t retarded by constricting the blood flow above it.
Might this thinking be reproduced and applied to pumping? Could we not aim to seal the penis under vacuum just above the base?

In respect to my personal limitations, curving in the tube could be offset with leaning the tube against the curve while at the very same time pushing at the base of the overexpanded chamber to shift the blood into the lagging chamber, much like erect bends.
Sealed above the base, fresh oxygenated blood flow will be constant and a unobstructed erection could be achieved in the tube.
As a bonus, the glans pressing against the inner wall, discomfort from rim digging, and testicle intrusion may well be entirely got rid of.

While in the tube, I visualise a milk-edging combo to reach full erection and then use just very low pressure to “grab the blood” and gain max expansion, which is then repeated as and when during a session.

I have yet to buy one of these vagina sleeves, before that I wanted to relay my thoughts and hope for some constructive/instructive feedback?
Also, I doubt these sleeves are robust and would like to know which might be the best of the bunch to serve the purposes detailed above?

JoD

The problem with the sleeves will be that they are so soft that they will be sucked into the tube.
They certainly can help to seal but it will be uneven and messy imo. Maybe you can get it to work..

I have a DIY solution that seems to target what you aim for: “Milking the Tube” Pumping with a flexible DIY Silicone base

Hello dicker,

I went through your threads before I posted mine. The theory is somewhat alike, however I want to find a method to do away with the base seal.
Given how long clamping has been a fundamental in the PE world, I was genuinely surprised nobody had even floated the notion of near-base pumping.

There must be a way. I’ll have to give it continued thought.

Some of your pumping problems you mentioned in post 1 would be reduced or fixed if you pumped in a smaller diameter tube, ie length pumping style, until your curvature is fixed.

A flanged cylinder, and/or a rubber comfort sleeve at the base will relieve some of the discomfort at the base. :)