what should i buy?/

[allanmac]

pump or bathmate? which is better for gains or maybe both?

[BigO]

I dont know because I do not own a bathmate, I own a conventional pump and I just posted my gains in the success forum a few hours ago. 7/8 in bpel in 90 days and 1/4 inch girth to boot so I have to I know my pump works. Those measurements were on an off day so I was not "pumped". Because of this all I can offer is that I know my pump works, hopefully some bathmate owners can give you thier input. I am not one for sitting in the tub either, I would rather sit at the computer and pump. Hope that helps some.

[CUSP82]

I would buy a Chevy Camarro or a Mustang. Both are great. Personally I like the hands technique for stretching and jelqing as that gives great results. If you must buy something both have been well recieved by our members. ( go for the Chevy!)

[NP97]

I would buy a Chevy Camarro or a Mustang. Both are great. Personally I like the hands technique for stretching and jelqing as that gives great results. If you must buy something both have been well recieved by our members. ( go for the Chevy!)

Take the Dodge Challenger (if we're talking new model cars only) any day over the two of those.

[not2big]

Different strokes for different folks. No gains from manual after six months. Good girth gains from pumping, but no length. Some length after extending for 9 months. Oh, I'd buy the Mustang (KR).

[wifedominator]

I've always used an air pump (a good one that does not concave). Out of curiosity I googled bathmate vs the other day. For the most part others prefer the air pump. Seems like a more flexible device to me as well.

[GTO]

Depends on what your aim/goal is. BathMate is easier to use, not as expensive and really attacks girth. Standard pumps need more logistics in prep but over the long term would be the better buy.

[not2big]

You can put together a good quality standard pump system for under $90 and you can use it anywhere, including in bed next to your partner, without worrying about a water spill.

[DiminutiveDong]

You can put together a good quality standard pump system for under $90 and you can use it anywhere, including in bed next to your partner, without worrying about a water spill.

LA Pumps and Vacutech both seem to run about $140-150 which is what Bathmate costs. So I'm confused by both the 'Bathmate is cheaper' and the above that you can put one together for $90? It seems the cylinders alone cost 90.

[not2big]

I purchased an LAPump cylinder for $79 and a Harbor Freight brake bleeder for $16 with a coupon. I have seen other good quality cylinders for $59.