I've been experimenting trying to find the best way to connect my PF to my X4 [words=https://shop.mattersofsize.com/products/sizegenetics-penis-extender]extender[/words]. Some have used string, others wire and pipe cleaners. I bought some pipe cleaners today and they work well, with but one problem. Because the pipe cleaner is attached to the space on the PF bell where the belt attachment would normally be, the bell by necessity must sit to the rear of the cradle where the glans rests. Of course if you're using your [words=https://shop.mattersofsize.com/products/sizegenetics-penis-extender]extender[/words] the way it was designed, you can place your glans past the end of the cradle and secure it with a noose or strap or both. As a result, you can stretch your penis quite a bit without using too many of your extension bars, provided you do not have a really, really long penis already. But if you do have a really long penis, and you want to use the PF by attaching it to the belt connector groove on the bell, you may need extra bars. If not now, eventually. But what if you could connect the bell to the far end of the glans cradle? Well, I figured out a way to do that that seems to work. By doing so, you need less bars, maybe a couple of inches. This is how I do it: First, attach the PF and lock in the vacuum. Then insert your penis, with the PF attached, through the base of the [words=https://shop.mattersofsize.com/products/sizegenetics-penis-extender]extender[/words]. Note: If you are using the large or XL bell, you will need to put your penis through the base first, then attach the PF. Then, take the glans cradle and put a noose (with comfort sleeve) through the loop holes, allowing room to slide the PF bell through. Once the PF bell is through, you can pull the noose tighter, but not too tight. Just tight enough to "block" the bell from retreating. The noose is not tight, so it will not cut off circulation. And the bell will be at the far end of the cradle, requiring less extension bars. You can even add a strap for further resistance to the bell retracting. Then, compress the springs and attach the cradle and off you go. The pad on the noose now is pressed against the opening of the PF bell, and provides additional sealing so that vacuum does not escape. I don't know if any of this makes sense, so I will try to attach a couple of photos to show what it looks like. I've never uploaded pics, so I don't know if this will come through.
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