Bathmate measurement compared to BPEL

[mazinstar76]

Bathmate has a length measurement printed in millimeters (mm) on it (it says approximately).

What is the maximum length you hit in your bathmate compared to your BPEL and/or your NBPEL?
You pump below or above your BPEL?

[donjelqer76]

The bathmate is not a very good way for determining measurement. The reason is that during each use, the bellows may be compressed less or more than other times adding a lot of variance to the measurements. Also, unless you can handle very maximum vacuum provided by the bathmate, its measuring scale will likely measure short for you.

My last known BPEL was 7.25 (and I think I'm now more towards 7.3125 but I don't measure again for a couple of weeks), yet I've never seen more than about 182 on the bathmate ruler (which would equate to 7.17). Some days I have a hard time reaching even 175 on the bathmate. It really varies a lot!

It can probably give you a rough idea within 0.25" or so, but still not very reliable, especially since there is no pressure guage which makes it hard to have a consistent pressure between different measurements.

[Dundaw]

Bathmate has a length measurement printed in millimeters (mm) on it (it says approximately).

What is the maximum length you hit in your bathmate compared to your BPEL and/or your NBPEL?
You pump below or above your BPEL?

These are my original measurements > BPEL 6.7 inch> NBPEL 6 inch! When pump to maximum limit I reach 170mm on Bathmate. In inches that's 6.7 inch, equals a 0.7 inch difference (1.8cm), so, if you ad 0.7 inches I get a measurement of BPEL 7.4 inch > NBPEL 6.7 inch.

There you go! Quite a difference isn't it! I measured the scale on my Bathmate and it turns out that the 170mm is actually 180mm IRL, so that would be a difference in 1.1 inch (2.8cm)

/Regards Dundaw

[mazinstar76]

The bathmate is not a very good way for determining measurement. The reason is that during each use, the bellows may be compressed less or more than other times adding a lot of variance to the measurements. Also, unless you can handle very maximum vacuum provided by the bathmate, its measuring scale will likely measure short for you.

I completely agree. The idea (also in thread title) is to compare real BPEL/NBPEL measurements with the bathmate measurement scale on bathmate typical use. To see any possible relation between them.



For me (these days): Typical bathmate maximum length (at max. comfortable pressure) is 175mm - 180mm (depends on the angle). BPEL is 184mm.

[DemOne]

When I was using my Bathmate, the max I'd gain length wise in the tube would always be equal to my current BPEL. Though I'm not 100% convinced that the scale on the Bathmate is correct.

[wtxiceman]

I checked the bathmate once when it could not be pumped anymore. The gushed on mine was within a millimeter. I say it is close to BPEL.

[raybbaby]

I can pump up all the way to 195, and then measure from the line where the comfort ring seats on the base of the bellows, and it will read 7 1/2" After five minutes, the penis has expanded some, allowing a very compressed bellows to expand some. This results in the Bathmate gauge moving outward a cm or so, giving a measurement of 185 om the Bathmate gauge. Measuring from the same place on the bellows with a ruler will return the same 7 1/2" length. So, yeah, the BM gauge is not the best thing to measure with.

[mazinstar76]

Gathering BM users experience on the maximum BM length value in mm compared to their real BPEL.
So most bathmate users seem to pump usually to [BPEL - 10mm] or [BPEL - 5mm] ?

More bathmate users? Please share your experience....

[Abraham1493]

I get seven bpel but get little over 200 mm in the bathmate witch (correct me if im wrong) is near 8

[Abraham1493]

200Mm= 7.87 inches so I almost get a full inch