My Review Of Bandits' Silicone Sleeves

stillwantmore · Mar 23, 2018

Hey everyone. First off, thanks Bandit for sending me a sleeve to review. I chose a 8 inch long sleeve. The inside diameter appears to be a little over an inch. That's fine, as this sleeve is very stretchy. If you cut it to the approximate width you think you want first, roll it up for application and THEN stretch it to apply, you should have no problems with tearing. I saw a report of another reviewer that he had torn his. Not sure how.

I wanted this review to show how you could use ONE sleeve for different things. For example, with a 8 inch long sleeve you should be able to get at least 3 hanger sleeves (a little over 2" long each), or several girth bands/jelly cock rings, or several clamping bands. When I say "girth band" I mean a stretchy cock ring you'd wear after a girth workout to maintain some of your post workout pump for longer.

I found it easiest to apply for any of these applications if the piece of sleeve was, as mentioned above, cut first then rolled up and applied.

So, first up a couple of pieces of sleeve. Pictured is a sleeve for hanging and one for a jelly ring/clamping sleeve/girth band.

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Next up I pictured a rolled sleeve next to the trouser snake. More for reference as to what I mean by "rolled up". I have simply folded the piece of sleeve outward onto itself.

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Next I have placed a piece of the sleeve, the shorter piece I would use as a clamping sleeve on my penis near the base. Directly on the skin. My clamp device is placed over it.

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Next I have pictured the angry trouser snake with my clamp pretty tight. His head is swollen, watch out! :cool:

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Next, is after about 10 minutes of clamping. Left the sleeve in place at the base of my penis. Note the plump hang assisted by the "girth band"/sleeve!

stillwantmore · Mar 23, 2018

Next, pictured is a piece of sleeve that is a little over 2 inches wide rolled up over what would be my standard piece of double layered sweat shirt material approximately 6 inches long. Placed just as I would to hang. I placed the cloth as usual and with the sleeve already rolled up, I held the cloth in place with one hand and stretched the sleeve over it with the other hand. Lining up the front edge semi close to the front edge of the cloth under wrap (no need for perfection here), now the cloth will stay put.

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Next, the hanging sleeve is rolled down. Skin underneath everything is smoothed out as skin folds/wrinkles can be uncomfortable when you tighten your hanger.

stillwantmore · Mar 23, 2018

Finally, the last picture in this review shows my hanger tightened and properly anchored for hanging. I feel like this silicone sleeve is a great replacement for "Ace" or other self adhesive sports wraps. It's one piece of material you just roll into place. Of course, you will still need to figure out proper cloth under wrap sizing with my explanations already provided in my guide and some experimenting on your own.

I give these sleeves a very big thumbs up and hope Bandit is going to move forward with making them.

Big Schwanz Acht · Mar 23, 2018

Great tutorial and very nice write-up. I agree that the materials and workmanship are very well-done.

p.s. I'm the user who had the sleeve rip...I attempted to 'roll-it-on' like a condom, but the inside diameter wouldn't accommodate me so I tried it unrolled. When stretching it, the sleeve began to separate at the leading edge...I stopped and flipped-it around and the same thing occurred. I have since cut-off the torn portions and have a little under 6" of sleeve remaining. Bandit mentioned he was going to adjust his molds for a slightly wider product, I'll give that a go once completed.

Thanks Stilly!!

stillwantmore · Mar 23, 2018

Ah ok, so you were rolling an entire sleeve up to wear as a anti turtle sleeve?

Big Schwanz Acht · Mar 23, 2018

stillwantmore2;753823 said:
Ah ok, so you were rolling an entire sleeve up to wear as a anti turtle sleeve?

I was trying to roll it down my entire shaft (EQ not withstanding) and use it as a pumping sleeve where only the glans would be exposed. My idea was to inhibit girth expansion, thereby focusing all the BM forces/pressure toward the glans and promote length (it made sense in my brain)

Lookn4girth · Mar 23, 2018

Great review still. Gave me some ideas for using with the hanger

Mlathem · Mar 25, 2018

Great review, still want more whats your measurements?

stillwantmore · Mar 26, 2018

Currently, about 7.5" bp 6.5" non bp erect length. Shaft girth is 6".

DLD · Mar 26, 2018

good stuff!

kyomoto · Apr 3, 2018

Question do you think this sleeve would be suitable for lengthmaster stretching purposes?

DLD · Apr 3, 2018

How far are you Bandit from having something ready to go?

kyomoto · Apr 3, 2018

doublelongdaddy;754284 said:
How far are you Bandit from having something ready to go?

From the feedback so far are there any tweaks being made for the silicone? Do you think it's a viable option to use for the lengthmaster? I may have to buy one but I don't know how flexible it is.

Lookn4girth · Apr 3, 2018

kyomoto;754331 said:
From the feedback so far are there any tweaks being made for the silicone? Do you think it's a viable option to use for the lengthmaster? I may have to buy one but I don't know how flexible it is.

I am testing one now and the flexibility is great. I used it today with the Phallosan and it worked really well

stillwantmore · Apr 4, 2018

The silicone is very flexible. It's like thick skin. Very soft, pliable, stretchy. Should be very durable with a little care. Unlike latex that can dry out and crack over time. Not to mention, most people have zero skin sensitivity issues with silicone.

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