Lasting effects...

Always straight after a pumping session (the minute I slide out of the pump) my unit is much bigger than it is if I get an erection normally. Sorry for stating the obvious there. I was just wondering guys, how long do your units stay extra large for? Do they get back to that extra large size even if you get soft then try and get an erection an hour later? How about a day later? How about two days later? Basically, how long do the effects of pumping (on overall penis dimentions) last with you guys?

Beast:

Welcome to T’s Place. The more you condition your dick to pumping, the longer it will stay pumped up. When I first started pumping, it would only last a few hours, but now seems to take about 72 hours without a session to get back to normal size. Water pumping seems to last a little longer without so much lymphatic fluid build up.

BG

Right, thanks Big Girtha. Just one more thing, i looked around the forum and tried using the search for “water pumping” but with no luck. What is water pumping? My main goals with PE are for girth increases. Would you say its better than normal pumping? Can you recommend any sites where i can get a “water pump” from?

Thanks again

Water pumping is filling the tube with warm water (enough to completely cover you penis base to tip) and then inserting and pumping. I do it on occasion and I think that it gives a more even pump. I usually also wrap the tube with a heating pad for the entire pump session. It takes some getting used to but, I find it to be an interesting change.
Regards

Be careful with using heating pads around water. Electrotherapy is not a good way to get gains. I do my wet pumping in a hot tub 106 degree water. It does seem to give my over all shaft a more even tone, and it seems I can use a little stronger pressure for longer sets without fluid build up. Also I’ve noticed I don’t get that post pump spongy feeling I get dry pumping.

Beast, I’m kind of new to wet pumping myself, and I’m not sure where to send you for advice. Might try cockpumps.com, seems I’ve heard that site mentioned before. I know there are special systems designed to use with water, whereas I’m just using a cheap hand pump that is indispensable. I would not recommend submerging your hand pump, it will probably screw it up big time. There are those here who know a lot about it, maybe Advocet 8 or Westla or some of the other veteran pump mentors will chime in to advise you.

Good luck
BG.

The most commonly used hand pump in North America is the Mityvac . The plastic version is relatively inexpensive and has a vacuum gauge which is very important for PE purposes. Because of the gauge this pump can only pump air, not water. There are hand pumps available from several manufacturers that are suitable for "wet (or hydro) pumping" (here ’s one example). These pumps do not have a gauge.

I have only used air pumps and have no experience with wet pumping. Here are some old threads:

Water pumping?
hydro pump evaluation
Where do you put the water?
Got me a hydro pump!!!!!

I finally wet pumped for the first time last night. I was in the hot tub using my Joe Kaplan’s pump and “NO” I didn’t submerge the pump. I have no idea why someone would want to submerge it anyway.

I have to say that the pumping session was incredible and I could feel more of a pull if that makes sense, verses dry pumping. The other thing that stuck out was I was able to pack the tube in half the time.

The fact that I was in a hot tub was great because of all of the heat so I didn’t need to use my clunky sidekick, the heating pad. Big Girtha is right. I could use much higher pressure without the fluid build up.
Of course when I was done I just did my cool down in the hot tub; no lube or heating pad to deal with.

So I will incorporate this routine twice a week with the higher pressure to add a change to the workout so to speak.

I have a couple of other things that I will be checking out next time to verify some differences in the two methods of pumping. I will keep the board updated….

Beast - let us know how it goes if you decide to pump with water. My initial reaction is that “water” pumping is superior to dry, but only time will tell.

I’ve water pumped on occasion, partially filling the tube with warm water. I always liked the sensation and, when I did it, I preferred doing it in the tub. When I did water pumping I used the gauge-less brass pump. Humidity still went through the plastic tubing but didn’t harm the pump. As an experienced pumper I was aware of the vacuum pressure and tried to keep it moderate. This thread makes me want to try wet pumping again.

Thanks a lot for the comments people! I will try wet pumping and like GrowingPains ill keep every one posted.

Thanks again