Devices For The "SRT Starter Kit"

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Okay, so is this an adequate "starter set" for beginning to work w/ SRT?

I'll be working up to the routine from a previous PE background but some time off:

LengthMaster
Bathmate
SiliStretcher


Then, the later add-in would be the Mityvac. For just getting used to the intensity, doesn't it seem like using the BM for everything girth related is enough?
 
Di Ablo said:
The SRT thread(s) is quite long and cumbersome to read.. It can be overwhelming and confusing if you try to absorb it all at once.; it's need some simplicity.

The Basic PE Equipment to start your SRT program are as follows:
  • LengthMaster for PE Length Sessions
  • Bathmate or Mityvac for PE Girth Sessions
  • SiliStretcher for the PE Length Healing Process
  • Cockring (of some sort) for the PE Girth Healing Process
Bathmate vs Mityvac: the major different between the two is the Mityvac has a pressure guage in the hand pump. For a complete novice to know the amount of pressure being used can be crucial to prevent blisters and bruising.

Silistretcher Warning: This is a suction device just like the Bathmate and Mityvac, The same care must be taken when using this PE device. It will cause blisters on the GLANS if too high of a pressure and/or extensive long periods of wearing it. There are Silicaps and Silisleeves you can use to aide in preventing this from happening. All of this Prevention and Warning information isn't in the SRT threads for some unknown reason.
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Thanks for breaking down, definitely finding a lot of help in the way you put together the information on it.

I've used the Phallosan plenty -- the SiliStretcher is basically just like that in that it's a vacuum locking mechanism that secures everything in place while you're stretching, right?
 
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Di Ablo said:
Both the Silistretcher and Phallosan use the same concept for GLANS retention. The difference between the two PE devices is Phallosan uses a traction systen with bars and spring tension.. The Silistretcher is a free-standing device that uses a elastic band tension.

The Phallosan should be sufficient to use for the SRT Length Healing Process Stage.
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Right right from the prospect of injury prevention, it's just basically the same risk using each right?
 
AF3 said:
Right right from the prospect of injury prevention, it's just basically the same risk using each right?
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They are similar in many ways but the SiliStretcher is much easier to use. If you need help with an SRT routine I can help. Basic tools are the Bathmate, Lengthmaster, ADS and a cock ring. Thete is a SRT package that contains more but more expensive.
 
DLD said:
They are similar in many ways but the SiliStretcher is much easier to use. If you need help with an SRT routine I can help. Basic tools are the Bathmate, Lengthmaster, ADS and a cock ring. Thete is a SRT package that contains more but more expensive.
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Thanks, I have the Phallosan but I'm thinking that I'm going to switch to the SiliStretcher anyways.

If somebody already had a Bathmate, then the MityVac is probably the lowest priority device to add later right?
 
AF3 said:
Thanks, I have the Phallosan but I'm thinking that I'm going to switch to the SiliStretcher anyways.

If somebody already had a Bathmate, then the MityVac is probably the lowest priority device to add later right?
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If you have bathmate you need no other pump. The Mityvac is simply a dry pump for those who can't use the bathmate in water. The Mityvac is also a wet pump.

The SiliStretcher is so simple to use and very effective.
 
The SiliStretcher is a stronger version of the Phallosan, it can wield a lot more tension (if set up that way) but it holds so secure if you have used the phallosan injury/issue free then the SiliStretcher won't be a problem, transferable skills on set up & operation.

Di Ablo isn't wrong though, any device in PE should be treated with respect & a degree of caution. There is a learning curve for using any new device so take it easy for the first couple of days, consistent monitoring & short stints of time to see how your dick will react, same as the instruction manual for the phallosan.

I have incurred skin injury with both phallosan & the SiliStretcher. I used to get condensation build up in the bell with the PF & my glans would get kind of 'soggy' and the top layer of my glans peeled off like a dried up snake skin, gross but treatable with rest/less pressure and I would apply vitamin E cream to the affected area when I wasn't doing PE, sorted it right out within a couple days to a week.

This time around with the SiliStretcher it was my fault. I did a 5x5x3 first up in the morning, had a shower after & stupidly got into the SiliStretcher for hours straight away. The expansion of skin/tissue from the girth session & having my dick exposed to water recreated that sort of 'sogginess' and I got the skin peel on the glans again, my fault, not the device. I wish the boo boos and band aids pics thread were still there to see, the body has an amazing capacity for healing.

Edit* I didn't stop training with the skin peeling issue this time around, between the Red/NiR light therapy & vitamin E cream it was cleared within a day or 2 and it didn't reoccur, it was definitely me overdoing it & creating that skin fatigue.
 
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All equipment needs to be approached with caution until learned. Always take your time and practice with care until mastered
 
Di Ablo said:
The Silistretcher is nothing but a modified (eye bolt added)
Vacuum Twist Suction Cupping Device​
used mainly in Chinese Cupping Therapy you can purchase for $15 (USD)

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What are your motives trying to get people to purchase out of China? Are you trying to hurt MOS? Seems that way so this is you first and last warning...
One more attempt to steer business away from MOS will result in banning.
 
Di Ablo said:
You can purchase the Silistretcher complete Kit for less than $50 (USD) plus shipping from a china supply house. Most, if not all PE devices I found are manufacutured and sold from China. I was demostrating that the Silistretcher retention device is actualy a cupping device, it wasn't initially designed for PE; it was an innovation to PE.

The Power Assist and the Lengthmaster are inventions of DLD specifically designed for PE.
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I appreciate the info, posting things like this is just not the greatest thing to do: The MOS products support the forum, and the forum can then provide lots of very useful information, etc... -- it's an easy thing to just keep in mind and respect in the same way that if you were in a department store, you wouldn't start screaming to people looking around about how to get things somewhere else.

@DLD It may very well have been that he just didn't realize the SiliStretcher is an M.O.S. native product, and so on.
 
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AF3 said:
The MOS products support the forum, and the forum can then provide lots of very useful information, etc... -- it's an easy thing to keep in mind and just respect in the same way that if you were in a department store, you wouldn't start screaming to people looking around about how to get things somewhere else.

@DLD in the guy's defense, I think he may not have realized that the SiliStretcher is an M.O.S. native product.
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He knows exactly what he is doing. I gave him a warning he can choose his destiny.
 
My Max so far is 4kg (a bit over 8 pounds) in short busrts using the parachord & ankle attachment, there is potential for so much more, pretty sure I've seen 12lbs swinging, I'll find the link.

 
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AF3 said:
Thanks, and you can really wear it all day while standing / walking around, etc.?
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Yes, very flexible. I know men who wear it at the gym, work, running and other positions
 
DLD said:
Yes, very flexible. I know men who wear it at the gym, work, running and other positions
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Sounds like enough of an endorsement for me. It looks like you can use the SS without weights, correct? Ah okay, I see you can either use with the belt or with the weights so it doubles as either an extender or a hanger.
 
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AF3 said:
Sounds like enough of an endorsement for me. It looks like you can use the SS without weights, correct? Ah okay, I see you can either use with the belt or with the weights so it doubles as either an extender or a hanger.
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With or without weight
 
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