Reber187 said:where exactly do you wrap the electrical tape?
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Around the very bottom of the cylinder and around the shaft to the point where the sheath stops covering the skin.
Reber187 said:where exactly do you wrap the electrical tape?
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jqsderrida said:Actually, Im now hanging 20 lbs, which, incidentally, Im right in the middle of. Additionally, Im not using the two sleeves method as, over a couple of uses, my second sleeve, which was somewhat degenerative to start with (I believe), broke. Consequently, "this is how I hang": First, I NEVER BOTHER WITH RELEASING AIR FROM THE VACUUM CYLINDER ANY LONGER. Im convinced this only compromises the initial hold. Try it and let me know what YOU think. Then I unfold the existing sleeve (which I have cut to about half length) and stretch it as far down my shaft I can manage to stretch it. Following that, I take two pieces of sock (which I have cut for clamping) and wrap both of them together over the part of my shaft covered with the sleeve (still the blue sleeve as my greens haven't yet arrived). Immediately following this I put on a cable clamp and click it ALL THE WAY DOWN. I hang consecutive 20 minute sets like this at 20lbs with MINIMAL fluid buildup. However, from what I have gathered on forums, its hard for you Brits to come by cable clamps, which have been, to me, what has enabled me to continue using monkeybar's product.
Reber187 said:i tried your 'fuck the vacuum' approach... never again for, Reber!! i had, after a 40min SO set, what looked like the birth of a blister on my glan, furthermore the crest of the tip was fucked big style. mother of Zeus only knows how you can manage to hang 20lbs and fend of the fluid nasties. i am green of your freakish-genetic-hanging-adeptness![]()
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jqsderrida said:No, it doesn't cut, but rather impedes circulation, obviously. I hang for only 20 minute sets, so, I couldn't tell as to whether or not it would be possible, or even advisable to hang such long sets with wearing a cable clamp. Maybe try 10inchadvantage's suggestion of using elctrical tape, I mean, fuck, any sort of vice which may SUPPLEMENT the extant vacuum hold would allow you to hang both heavier weights and experience less fluid buildup. If none of these solutions are in fact solutions, then, perhaps you should try a Max-Vac? QUESTION: Why, though, do you think it is important to hang such long sets?
Perhaps, but do you see significant gains hanging low weights for longer periods of time?10inchadvantage said:I notice, personally, that I have better PIs when I hang lower weight with longer time vs higher weight with lower time.
jqsderrida said:Perhaps, but do you see significant gains hanging low weights for longer periods of time?
jqsderrida said:No, it doesn't cut, but rather impedes circulation, obviously. I hang for only 20 minute sets, so, I couldn't tell as to whether or not it would be possible, or even advisable to hang such long sets with wearing a cable clamp. Maybe try 10inchadvantage's suggestion of using elctrical tape, I mean, fuck, any sort of vice which may SUPPLEMENT the extant vacuum hold would allow you to hang both heavier weights and experience less fluid buildup. If none of these solutions are in fact solutions, then, perhaps you should try a Max-Vac? QUESTION: Why, though, do you think it is important to hang such long sets?
True, though what is odd is that, with the green sleeves, I was quite incapable of hanging 20lbs; however, after removing the green sleeve and replacing it with a blue sleeve, I was able to hang 23lbs, comfortably, for 20 minutes. Go figure.airshy said:I am sorry to hear that - but you have figured a set up that has gotten you to 20 pounds plus with the blue sleeves and that is remarkable. I can only add 2-4 pounds with the green sleeves but find that enough to justify them.