Jelqing and clamping rings
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Any reviews on those rings yet Chas79? I am interested. They look very promising. It also would be cool to combine these (not all the rings at once, just a few) and a pump and see what results are possible because at that point you would be forcing the most blood possible in your penis.
I also have an idea of using these rings along with a Jelq device or Kegels. People clamp and jelq all of the time so I don't see why this wouldn't hurt.
I also have an idea of using these rings along with a Jelq device or Kegels. People clamp and jelq all of the time so I don't see why this wouldn't hurt.
I have a partial review for you guys. These rings are awesome, but I must not have measured right because some of them broke the first day of usage. In the rings defense I do get massive expansion when clamping or pumping. So I have ordered some larger sizes and I'm hopefull that will solve the issue. As good as they are if the larger sizes aren't more durable then they are way over priced. I'll follow up with this as soon as the new ones come in. I will tell you that when I was soon the workout [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/mosdvd.htm]DVD[/words] that comes with the rings before they broke it was a very encouraging sensation. The beauty is that it requires very little manipulation by the hands. The next day the chambers in side were sore. Good soreness, like the days after a good core workout.
What rings are you talking about guys? I've never heard of these. Can you link or someting, so I can see what actually these rings are 
How tight are they and how stretchy? I have some cock rings that are almost as good as clamping, but not quite as tight. They're also really thick. Too bad they're not a bit tighter cause they're only good for sex. You can't use them for more than 30 minutes
dmoney101;574490 said:
Simply WOW! They look perfect! These are the ones named "Penis power Jelwing rings" right? I mean- I went to sizing and put in my stats and after that I had to choose a model. Is that it?
How many do you guys put (1,2,3,4), cause in the pictures they have like 4 or something.
Oh, and since I've been wondering which cock ring to buy recently that link was of huge help (that's the one Chas was talking about right?). Having in mind that some of you've been using these- do you think these would do all I want or I'd need to buy other rings? Cause I'm lookig for in sleep, pumping, all day and post-pump rings and I've been told that I must buy different ring models. Can I just buy only these but in different sizes (like tight for post pump, loose for during sleeping etc.)?
Thanks a lot in advance!
P.S- Shit! These are expensive! For 5 rings that act as 1 they charge 45 $. And I thought on buying 4-5 sets.....
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Waiting to see if the bigger sized ones are more durrable. Oh, and I forgot- Chas, when will your oreder be delivered, do you know?
Zambrodom3;574529 said:Simply WOW! They look perfect! These are the ones named "Penis power Jelwing rings" right? I mean- I went to sizing and put in my stats and after that I had to choose a model. Is that it?
How many do you guys put (1,2,3,4), cause in the pictures they have like 4 or something.
Oh, and since I've been wondering which cock ring to buy recently that link was of huge help (that's the one Chas was talking about right?). Having in mind that some of you've been using these- do you think these would do all I want or I'd need to buy other rings? Cause I'm lookig for in sleep, pumping, all day and post-pump rings and I've been told that I must buy different ring models. Can I just buy only these but in different sizes (like tight for post pump, loose for during sleeping etc.)?
Thanks a lot in advance!
P.S- Shit! These are expensive! For 5 rings that act as 1 they charge 45 $. And I thought on buying 4-5 sets.....
I didn't realize the price. What a fuckin ripoff. A clamp costs $2 and I have a pair of cock rings that are damn near as tight as a clamp that cost $6 for 2. They can kiss my ass haha
Hmm, I really want to get some of these... By the way guys- do you think that a clamp would do it. I mean it is durable. It can adjust and it can get as tight as phuck. It's just that you wear it less/more tight in different times of the day.
What do you think about that- sing clamp as a cock ring (cause it's adjustable, very durable and can get very tight)?????
What do you think about that- sing clamp as a cock ring (cause it's adjustable, very durable and can get very tight)?????
dmoney101;574566 said:
Hydromaxm, thanks d!
Zambrodom3;574530 said:Waiting to see if the bigger sized ones are more durrable. Oh, and I forgot- Chas, when will your oreder be delivered, do you know?
I reordered them on Monday and haven't received any shipping details. Everything I've ever ordered from them takes 4-5 days for them to ship it out. I'll let you guys know how they work.
Zambrodom3;574529 said:Simply WOW! They look perfect! These are the ones named "Penis power Jelwing rings" right? I mean- I went to sizing and put in my stats and after that I had to choose a model. Is that it?
How many do you guys put (1,2,3,4), cause in the pictures they have like 4 or something.
Oh, and since I've been wondering which cock ring to buy recently that link was of huge help (that's the one Chas was talking about right?). Having in mind that some of you've been using these- do you think these would do all I want or I'd need to buy other rings? Cause I'm lookig for in sleep, pumping, all day and post-pump rings and I've been told that I must buy different ring models. Can I just buy only these but in different sizes (like tight for post pump, loose for during sleeping etc.)?
Thanks a lot in advance!
P.S- Shit! These are expensive! For 5 rings that act as 1 they charge 45 $. And I thought on buying 4-5 sets.....
They're very expensive. I have a feeling that the bigger sizes will be even less durable. They perform better than a cable clamp does for me. I have yet to find ring that is used on the shaft that I can wear more than 30 minutes. Every cock ring I've used start pinching and burning after 30 minutes including these. These rings are amazing clamper but so far fragile and difficult to get on and off.
smokey622;574534 said:
She doesn't enjoy 7.5" of girth post pumping and clamping. She'll still orgasm but she says its more pleasing when I'm about 6.5 to 6.75.
The [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/mosdvd.htm]DVD[/words] has 2 instructional programming, one for clamping and the other for basic jelqing. I haven't watched the clamping entirely but the jelqing shows different ways of using the rings and some interesting jelqing techniques with and without the rings.
dmoney101;574643 said:
I'd give around 20$, but 45.... please...
Chas79;574677 said:
Yeah, but I doubt they're that good!
Chas79;574704 said:
So if any of the rings snap they replace it??? That sounds like they're having some great support. How long after they have arrived they can be replaced?
I don't know their waranty policy but they did make sure I understood that this was a one time replacement. I actually just received my new sets today. I'm about to try them out.Zambrodom3;574828 said:So if any of the rings snap they replace it??? That sounds like they're having some great support. How long after they have arrived they can be replaced?
Hey, .. Interesting thread..
I haven't had a chance to try this idea --> yet, ... can probably start tomorrow: Advance Autoparts (and etc) carries o-rings in 5-packs for like $5 or even $3, and you might even find them in singles for .40 cents. I doubt if there's any functional difference between these and what those other guys are selling for 10x more.
Here are the allknight sizes in relaxed and regular-fit:
.75 inch is (obviously) 3/4 inch. ---- and .50 is 1/2
Autoparts stores have stuff like that from sizes that'd fit inside your nose to sizes that'd fit around your skull..
Allknight's relaxed fit sizes are probably a '50' or '60' durometer' material .. and the regular fit are probably a 60 or 70. Lower is softer/stretchier, higher is harder/less stretchy.
Usually...
Silicone o-rings are different .. they tend to be both stiff and stretchy.
The website for that particular autostore doesn't list the material, or durometer, of their o-rings .. but it's probably a Buta-Nitrile .. which should be a 50 or a 60.
Whatever the material, the stretchier the better ,, because they'll still exert most of the force of a stiffer material but should last a lot longer without breaking from being taken off and on, and per-each will be less abusive to your tissues.
I'm trying the autopart product first because (assuming availability of the right ones in stock) they should be right around the corner from me on my way to everywhere..
You can also find packs of o-rings on Amazon for cheap..
And absolutely you can find them at McMaster-Carr ..
http://www.mcmaster.com/#o-rings/=qat23t
.. in every possible material .. in packs of 100 for like $3 to $10 ..
Neoprene, Silicone, Buta-N, and Polyurethane should all be usable..
There's as much as a 20% difference between the size as measured at the outside diameter (OD) and the inside diameter (ID). An o-ring that's .75 inch OD might only be .62 inch ID, this won't matter much because it's all stretchy, but keep that in mind if you think you might need to go up (or down) a size or two ... the selection at McMaster would let you.
One more thought, per some explanation at the Allknight site, it makes more sense to use more of the stretchier o-rings stacked together (like 5 to 10 of them) for what I'd call a yielding occlusion, rather than using fewer stiffer ones (like three to five of them) for what I'd call a harsh occlusion.
The stretchier ones will have less force (each), but they should last longer, and by using a few more of them stacked they'll add up to essentially the same constriction power but spread across more area so it's less destructive of your tissues, allowing you to wear them more often and for longer.
Will report on autoparts o-rings pretty soon unless someone wants to beat me to it , and asap will also go ahead and order some others in several different materials from McMaster.
I haven't had a chance to try this idea --> yet, ... can probably start tomorrow: Advance Autoparts (and etc) carries o-rings in 5-packs for like $5 or even $3, and you might even find them in singles for .40 cents. I doubt if there's any functional difference between these and what those other guys are selling for 10x more.
Here are the allknight sizes in relaxed and regular-fit:
.75 inch is (obviously) 3/4 inch. ---- and .50 is 1/2
Autoparts stores have stuff like that from sizes that'd fit inside your nose to sizes that'd fit around your skull..
Allknight's relaxed fit sizes are probably a '50' or '60' durometer' material .. and the regular fit are probably a 60 or 70. Lower is softer/stretchier, higher is harder/less stretchy.
Usually...
Silicone o-rings are different .. they tend to be both stiff and stretchy.
The website for that particular autostore doesn't list the material, or durometer, of their o-rings .. but it's probably a Buta-Nitrile .. which should be a 50 or a 60.
Whatever the material, the stretchier the better ,, because they'll still exert most of the force of a stiffer material but should last a lot longer without breaking from being taken off and on, and per-each will be less abusive to your tissues.
I'm trying the autopart product first because (assuming availability of the right ones in stock) they should be right around the corner from me on my way to everywhere..
You can also find packs of o-rings on Amazon for cheap..
And absolutely you can find them at McMaster-Carr ..
http://www.mcmaster.com/#o-rings/=qat23t
.. in every possible material .. in packs of 100 for like $3 to $10 ..
Neoprene, Silicone, Buta-N, and Polyurethane should all be usable..
There's as much as a 20% difference between the size as measured at the outside diameter (OD) and the inside diameter (ID). An o-ring that's .75 inch OD might only be .62 inch ID, this won't matter much because it's all stretchy, but keep that in mind if you think you might need to go up (or down) a size or two ... the selection at McMaster would let you.
One more thought, per some explanation at the Allknight site, it makes more sense to use more of the stretchier o-rings stacked together (like 5 to 10 of them) for what I'd call a yielding occlusion, rather than using fewer stiffer ones (like three to five of them) for what I'd call a harsh occlusion.
The stretchier ones will have less force (each), but they should last longer, and by using a few more of them stacked they'll add up to essentially the same constriction power but spread across more area so it's less destructive of your tissues, allowing you to wear them more often and for longer.
Will report on autoparts o-rings pretty soon unless someone wants to beat me to it
, and asap will also go ahead and order some others in several different materials from McMaster.
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Chas79;574912 said:
Me to them:
Thank you for your reply! I have 2 more questions- Can the rings be used as cock rings instead of a clamp (1 ring to be used as not so intense cock ring, 2 rings for more intense etc.)? Oh, and the member said that you replaced his snapped ones with new ones- do you really do this?
Their answer:
You can get looser sizes and/or use fewer rings to achieve a cockring effect. And yes we did replace that customer's rings because we felt he had legitimately misused them by mistake. And he had a placed a large enough order that we felt that he deserved another try. It is not, obviously, our policy to replace rings that customers break by misusing. But, exceptions happen on occasions.
These rings come with extensive instructions and a video to help you have a great experience with them.
Team HARDWEAR
Looks like they did it for you cause you ordered lots of stuff
Zambrodom3;574945 said:Me to them:
Thank you for your reply! I have 2 more questions- Can the rings be used as cock rings instead of a clamp (1 ring to be used as not so intense cock ring, 2 rings for more intense etc.)? Oh, and the member said that you replaced his snapped ones with new ones- do you really do this?
Their answer:
You can get looser sizes and/or use fewer rings to achieve a cockring effect. And yes we did replace that customer's rings because we felt he had legitimately misused them by mistake. And he had a placed a large enough order that we felt that he deserved another try. It is not, obviously, our policy to replace rings that customers break by misusing. But, exceptions happen on occasions.
These rings come with extensive instructions and a video to help you have a great experience with them.
Team HARDWEAR
Looks like they did it for you cause you ordered lots of stuff
I didn't misuse the rings. I stretched them just far enought to get them on and most of them broke as I expanded. My guess is I didn't order large enough rings. The new rings are working great but I have to be very careful. They are fragile but they work awesome.
Chas79;575010 said:
Great! I think to go for the 95$ deal (if ever cause it's damn expo)
Asanon;574927 said:Hey, .. Interesting thread..
I haven't had a chance to try this idea --> yet, ... can probably start tomorrow: Advance Autoparts (and etc) carries o-rings in 5-packs for like $5 or even $3, and you might even find them in singles for .40 cents. I doubt if there's any functional difference between these and what those other guys are selling for 10x more.
Here are the allknight sizes in relaxed and regular-fit:
.75 inch is (obviously) 3/4 inch. ---- and .50 is 1/2
Autoparts stores have stuff like that from sizes that'd fit inside your nose to sizes that'd fit around your skull..
Allknight's relaxed fit sizes are probably a '50' or '60' durometer' material .. and the regular fit are probably a 60 or 70. Lower is softer/stretchier, higher is harder/less stretchy.
Usually...
Silicone o-rings are different .. they tend to be both stiff and stretchy.
The website for that particular autostore doesn't list the material, or durometer, of their o-rings .. but it's probably a Buta-Nitrile .. which should be a 50 or a 60.
Whatever the material, the stretchier the better ,, because they'll still exert most of the force of a stiffer material but should last a lot longer without breaking from being taken off and on, and per-each will be less abusive to your tissues.
I'm trying the autopart product first because (assuming availability of the right ones in stock) they should be right around the corner from me on my way to everywhere..
You can also find packs of o-rings on Amazon for cheap..
And absolutely you can find them at McMaster-Carr ..
http://www.mcmaster.com/#o-rings/=qat23t
.. in every possible material .. in packs of 100 for like $3 to $10 ..
Neoprene, Silicone, Buta-N, and Polyurethane should all be usable..
There's as much as a 20% difference between the size as measured at the outside diameter (OD) and the inside diameter (ID). An o-ring that's .75 inch OD might only be .62 inch ID, this won't matter much because it's all stretchy, but keep that in mind if you think you might need to go up (or down) a size or two ... the selection at McMaster would let you.
One more thought, per some explanation at the Allknight site, it makes more sense to use more of the stretchier o-rings stacked together (like 5 to 10 of them) for what I'd call a yielding occlusion, rather than using fewer stiffer ones (like three to five of them) for what I'd call a harsh occlusion.
The stretchier ones will have less force (each), but they should last longer, and by using a few more of them stacked they'll add up to essentially the same constriction power but spread across more area so it's less destructive of your tissues, allowing you to wear them more often and for longer.
Will report on autoparts o-rings pretty soon unless someone wants to beat me to it
McMaster! Seriously this post is epic. OMW to AA.
Vetiver, Hey!
After posting that I got epic-ly busy with a dozen other things ... of course .. and so far the only store I've been able to pop into for a second was an [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/showthread.php?44-Ace-Strapped-Jims-Joint]Ace[/words] Hardware. The rings available there are more for a home/light-industrial use (plumbing mostly) and are made of a pretty stiff regular-ole rubber. That would be great for sealing up a liquid system (as long as the liquids don't have alcohol in them) but the stretchiness was pretty much nonexistent. [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/showthread.php?44-Ace-Strapped-Jims-Joint]Ace[/words] fail. Too bad, ... 'Hardwear' would just be hilarious.
Still suspect automotive o-rings could be usable, just haven't had a chance to mess with it yet. If you get to it before I do, let us know what you thought and if possible what the material was.
Weekend coming up, I'll make sure I get to this Saturday at the auto stores .. and also, if those aren't going to do it, order several materials from McMaster to report on them.
Edit: I see you have 12 posts. Clamping ..etc.. is not be taken lightly ... read up on it if you haven't and never sleep in something like that without Enormous prior experience. To be safe just never do it.
After posting that I got epic-ly busy with a dozen other things ... of course .. and so far the only store I've been able to pop into for a second was an [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/showthread.php?44-Ace-Strapped-Jims-Joint]Ace[/words] Hardware. The rings available there are more for a home/light-industrial use (plumbing mostly) and are made of a pretty stiff regular-ole rubber. That would be great for sealing up a liquid system (as long as the liquids don't have alcohol in them) but the stretchiness was pretty much nonexistent. [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/showthread.php?44-Ace-Strapped-Jims-Joint]Ace[/words] fail. Too bad, ... 'Hardwear' would just be hilarious.
Still suspect automotive o-rings could be usable, just haven't had a chance to mess with it yet. If you get to it before I do, let us know what you thought and if possible what the material was.
Weekend coming up, I'll make sure I get to this Saturday at the auto stores .. and also, if those aren't going to do it, order several materials from McMaster to report on them.
Edit: I see you have 12 posts. Clamping ..etc.. is not be taken lightly ... read up on it if you haven't and never sleep in something like that without Enormous prior experience. To be safe just never do it.
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Asanon;575302 said:
These rings are nothing like what you'll find at an auto parts or home improvement store. They're not "o"rings. These rings can stretch 3 times their inner diameter. That's where the strength comes from. I found some similar rings at a adult entertainment shop but they are not as tight and 5 would of still costs $30-$40.
Asanon;575302 said:
Hey, not worries we've all got lives outside of P.E. *cough* ... Oh, and I figured that [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/showthread.php?44-Ace-Strapped-Jims-Joint]Ace[/words] would be a fail because I purchased some O-rings from the pumbing section for some projects in the past, and I remember them being very rigid. That being said, I want to check Hobby Lobby too.
Asanon;575302 said:
I'll keep you posted on the automotive rings I find. Oh, and I believe most of the materials would be easy to track down, as well as their manufacturer. If that's the case then I'm sure between us we can find a good alternative to their expensively branded counterparts.
Asanon;575302 said:
Thank you for this, good to have brothers watching out for each other, and don't worry my old account was having some privilege issues and I haven't been able to get it resolved, yet...
P.S. I keep myself well and free during the slumbering hours so I can heal and not worry about constriction issues. Cheers!
I just got my rings in today. . .
I was trying to watch my [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/mosdvd.htm]DVD[/words] but I think the cover on the disc is causing problems. . .It sounded like it was about to rip the inside of my Macbook out.
It gives an interesting tutorial on learning to kegel. I might throw away everything I know and start from scratch.
I have to go to Wally World and buy some KY. I will let you know the results.
I was trying to watch my [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/mosdvd.htm]DVD[/words] but I think the cover on the disc is causing problems. . .It sounded like it was about to rip the inside of my Macbook out.
It gives an interesting tutorial on learning to kegel. I might throw away everything I know and start from scratch.
I have to go to Wally World and buy some KY. I will let you know the results.
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