Recommendation?

So I’m looking to buy a pump, my base girth is about 4.8, my midshaft is 4.3. I’m going for girth gains, and after a bit of reading I’ve determined a 1.75" tube is going to be best.

I’m not trying to spend 100$ on a penis pump though, you know. I know I need qualtiy, but I just feel like some of them are priced rediculously. I came across this one, but I just have no idea whether its of decent quality or not. Premium Penis Pumps For Enlargement & Erectile Dysfunctions – Healthy & Active

Also, for any of you guys who have seen the pump Whiteflood is selling, I’d buy that thing in a second if it wasn’t 2" diameter.. Is the .25" width difference really going to kill me? Or should I play it safe?

By the way, there are no sex stores around my area that I know of, only reason why I resorted to bugging you guys =]

My EG is about 5.5” and I still only use a 1.75” tube. I have a 2” but it’s overkill. I like packing the smaller tube and getting a good length stretch.
A larger tube will just create more fluid buildup. You will have a hard time packing the 1.75 at your girth.

The sale price on that web site is pretty good at $70 for both cylinder and pump.
That hand pump is a Mityvac which is what I have been using. They are pretty good, but made of plastic and prone to breaking after a few months of continuous use. I have had to buy a replacement handle and a new piston.
The one on sale is a 16 cc pump. I would recommend getting a 32 cc pump if you can afford an extra $10-$15. You cannot move enough air with 16 cc’s to get anything done. I really like the 32cc pump because I don’t have to pump so much to get up to my target vacuum.

You can find new pumps and parts at mityvac.com

According to Selecting Your Cylinder Size , a 1.75" diameter tube should be good.

The pump and cylinder from your link looks reasonable and is reasonably priced for what it is. It looks roughly comparable to the Dr. Kaplan cylinders, with the advantage of being straightwall rather than tapered.

A 0.25" increase in diameter is not going to kill you, but can make quite a difference in the quality of your experience with the tube. It means that it will take you longer to pack the cylinder at the base, and increases the chance of sucking a testicle into the tube, which is painful.

If you are inclined to gamble on the 2.0" cylinder, there are things you can do to reduce the chance of pulling a testicle into the tube. One thing you can do is use a loose wrap at the base of your scrotum. Another is to be very careful about how you increase vacuum (not too much too quickly).

I disagree on that one, tinytim. The larger diameter cylinder does not intrinsically produce more fluid buildup. It all depends on how it is used (or misused).

I think I’m going to go ahead and buy this one, and if there’s any problems with the vac I could always upgrade to a 32cc (I’ll probably be more conditioned for it as well). Thanks a lot for the help!!!

Let us know how it works out for you.

How did it work out for you wada?

I got it, it works just fine and everything. Pumped a few times (2-2.5 hg, few minutes), but for a couple reasons have decided to leave it out of my routine for the time being. When I start getting into the pumping a bit more, I’ll post again and let you all know how its coming along.