Extender Tension Vs Length Stretched To

So I’ve been doing PE for just over 2 years now. I’ve mostly been around another site, and the reddit subs.

Here’s my question. Is there really a drawback to stretching let’s say 1 inch past my BPEL, vs .5 of an inch past my BPEL.

So for me since I started actually making gains, I’ve been stretching about 1/2 an inch past my BPEL consistently. When my BPEL goes up, I stretch further.

I’m currently at 1.25 inches gained. But for the last 2-3 months I’ve been stretching 1 inch past my BPEL. The tension has been the same as my springs are at full compression no matter if I’m at .5 or 1 inch past.

I know there is a lot of talk about a certain tension level being the ideal one, but that’s never really mattered to me because I’m going full compression every time to ensure that I’m stretching past my BPEL.

Please confirm this is an accurate statement before I make a comment.

Yes, my statement is correct. At around .5 past my BPEL is full spring compression, but I can continue to lengthen the extender until I’m about 1 inch past my BPEL

If it’s bottomed out and you increase the length the tension is higher.

The tension on your penis continues to increase as you lengthen the extender. Once the springs are fully compressed the tension scale is no longer useful.

It’s the same situation as a 325 lb guy who steps on a weight scale that only goes to 300lbs. He still weighs 325 but he has exceeded the measurement range of the scale.

I think you need stronger springs in your extender. Some extender venders sell different strength springs.

What is your BPFSL?

When I extend, my length is close to my flacid stretch length. I can extend slightly past my erection length, but no where near 1” past.

I actually hear that from a lot of people. They usually say they can’t extend past their BPEL.

In my extender I can stretch to 7.25inches. My current BPEL is 6.25 inches.

My springs fully compressed get about 1500g of tension.

I had the 3000g springs that came with my quick extender pro, but I got rid of them a long time ago because I couldn’t stretch as far.