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As you know, I was going to buy an aquarium cleaning tube a use that, but after having a look on LA and Vacutech, I have decided that the tubes are not that expensive for what they are, and will buy one of those.
My question is, what is the difference bewteen the flared type and thick wall type? TBH I fancy the thick walled type so I can get it 'right in' to my penis base while pumping, and the fact they are heavier is also attractive.
The sites say the flared ones are good for beginner pumpers, so I am a bit confused; can someone explain why this would be so? and would it be detrimental to buy the thick walled (non flared) first time out?
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Thread: Cylinder question
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10-23-2008 #1Member
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Goals: length gains along with any gains in girth and improvements in EQ.
Starting length erect: Bone pressed easy 6.5 inches to a rather more solid 7 inches
Aiming for: Bone pressed erect 8.5 inches+ as I have a serious need to hit the 'hung' club.
Methods: Pumping and weight hanging.
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10-23-2008 #2Senior Member
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I don't pump. I want to start soon. So I can't answer your question, sorry.
But I will move this question to the Devices/Advanced forum, where it will get the right kind of attention.
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10-24-2008 #3Senior Administrator
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Hey john69. I use the pumping system from LA Pumps. I have the thick walled tube. I have had great service from this, but I don't know anything about "flared" tubes.
I've got a Tiger by the tail.
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