Kit recommendations

Hey guys, I decided that I’m going to buy my first pump, and I was looking to you for advice on a good model that isn’t too expensive. Has anyone seen a kit on sale over the internet recently?

One kit I was looking at it this one:
Premium Penis Pumps For Enlargement & Erectile Dysfunctions – Healthy & Active

It’s ~70$, which is comparable to buying the parts individually as recommended by some of the other thunders members. I’m just worried that at that price, the thing will break the second time I use it.

I’m emailing the company now to ask about the length of the tube.

I think that isn’t a bad deal. I originally got the Vacutech thick wall cylinder at a larger size. But I already had a pump so it was fine with me. Essentially you want to make sure the size is good for you and the lower rim won’t cut into you.

I’d like to know what this one is all about :)

That tube with the fleshlight-like insert looks interesting. Could be real good for guys that want to cum in the tube while pumping. Wonder if they sell that tube and insert by itself?

After closer inspection, that cylinder is only 2 1/8” in diameter and after putting in that ribbed insert I know for sure there wouldn’t be enough room to put my cock in also. Good idea, but needs better size options. I know that several years ago, fleshlight had a pump system option, but they don’t offer it anymore.

Back to the original question, that pump might be a good starter pump to see if you will like pumping, but plastic pumps are notorious for having the handles break, so be careful. If you do find you like pumping, you will want to move up to a more professional system anyways.

But handle won’t really break if one uses 3”-5” Hg, right? I could imagine it breaking with pressures over 10” Hg, though. Also, aren’t plastic pumps better for water pumping because of their inability to corrode?

I think if you take it easy when pumping, and there is no reason not too, then the handles have a better chance of survival.

What the water damages most is the gauge.

Well, I’ll be using a cup between the pump and the cylinder so I have no worries about water getting in the pump. :)

Also, if plastic pump is good enough for an extreme pumper like Clubber, it’ll be good enough for me as well. :D

Thanks guys.

Just to clarify, you’re talking about the handle to the pump breaking right? Is the cylinder also made of plastic? Should I be worried about the connection between the pump and cylinder breaking, or am I getting ahead of myself? I’ll likely be going with 5 mm Hg as recommended. Regardless, shouldn’t I be able to switch the individual components for better ones as I go along, if I find I’m really enjoying it?

Yes, pump handle can break from excessive pressure and/or use. But like I said, I can’t imagine that happening to someone who uses the pump for penis enlargement (i.e. much lower vacuum than maximum possible). Those pumps are originally made for bleeding the brakes where much higher vacuum is used, thus handle breaks easier. Most pumps go up to 30” Hg from what I understand. You’ll be using only 1/6 of that.

The cylinders are usually made of acrylics, including the one from your link.

Also, you probably mean 5” Hg, not 5 mm Hg. :)

Individual components can be changed later, for example Harbor Freight sells good brass pump for only $20. Cylinders are usually a lot more expensive than that.