Anyone here invest in the Smarttract pump? Seems like such a steep price for a pump, but just wondering who out there has bought one.
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Got one. That thing is a beast. Can definitely recommend. Expensive AF though...
Sweet. How have the gains been? I have a LeLuv Magna pump. Haven't read up on how to really use all its functions, but trying to see what the 3x investment means if I can just keep what I got.
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My only question is about fluids. I leak a lot when I pump and often have to wear toe shields to collect the fluids when using electric pumps, like the Magna. That's how I killed (2) of them. I'm all set to buy one of these, but only if they have some resistance to moisture, intrusion from the tube and such. Reviews welcome!
Its hard to attribute gains specifically to the smarttract as I do other PE as well - high tension extending, all day sretcher wear, clamping, etc... But pumping with the smarttract definitely feels more productive and intense.
Hmmm... I leak quite a lot of pre as well and haven't had any trouble with the smarttract yet. I think as long as it doesn't get pulled in the tube it's ok.?!
I've fallen out of using my old extender. Maybe I should reinvest in the newer cup style vs the old strap.
Definitely stay away from noose extenders. Those won't be able to provide adequate tension and only fuck up your dick. The newer extenders with a vacuum-chamber are much more comfortable (just don't skip taping your glands), they stay on securely and provide proper tension.
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Common pumping fluids: "Clear or watery fluid: This is often a mix of pre-ejaculate, prostatic fluid, or localized edema (fluid retention in the tissue) forced out by the vacuum pressure."
Nothing painful, numbing, or dangerous, just a lot of it, roughly a teaspoon. Marathon sessions seem to be closer to a tablespoon or more. I do low and slow, so it's not uncommon for me to be in tube for (60) straight minutes, cycling fresh blood every (15) minutes or so.
Just ordered a vacuum cup style setup. The old extender I had did come with a cup and sleeve, but that was way before the mini vacuum pumps came along. We'll just ease back into it. Guess I should buy some paper medical tape again.
Go with 3M micropore tape. You can just order it from amazon.
Good call going with the vacuum cup style extender!
In my Thunder's Place days, I used to hang with a old modified plastic CD tower and a few weight plates. The cup was too small for my head, but at least I'm familiar with the idea. my old extender has an attachment for the cup, so hope it all works out.
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It was alright. I'd hang for like 30-45 minutes sets. Eventually got up to 9 lbs before I just went screw it and switched to pumping.
Did you know that they sell pumps that can be used with water? You can literally suck water into them and it won't hurt them.
Another option is to buy a cheap brake bleeder kit (see attached photo). See that small translucent vial in the kit? That's a liquid trap. Stuff a couple of crumpled up paper towels inside that and put it between your tube and the pump. Any fluids that manage to get into the tubing will be stopped by that trap.
Also, if you want, you can use the hand vacuum pump that comes with the brake bleeder kit with your tube. That's what many guys do. That's what I did when I first started pumping.
And buy more tubing. I noticed that a lot of pumps only come with a short piece of tubing, which probably increases the risk of getting fluid in the pump.
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My first pump was a MityVac. It did it's job, but we're going digital now.
Slight setback, the cup came in and was too small and did not come with the pump. Reordered and returning this one.
Slight setback, the cup came in and was too small and did not come with the pump. Reordered and returning this one.
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