Anyone still doing n2o here?

[mRuss]

I did take a video, maybe I'll add a screen shot from the session.

I'd like to see that - I've been interested in trying this for years but haven't quite worked up the nerve to do it yet.

[Tx_IntactGuy]

I did a 3rd attempt (2nd was mostly a failure because my setup had a bad leak) and was mostly satisfied from the experience. The goal was to go until I felt some firm/tightness and I achieved that. Like the first time, I placed the needle towards the base of my shaft. The inflation crept up my shaft and filled my foreskin nicely which is what I really enjoyed. My penis filled, but didn't get tight before the gases began really filling my scrotum.

This was fun to witness since it didn't really happen the first time I tried N2O, but I feel like it was mostly unstimulating. My scrotum was definitely filling at a faster rate than was going back into my penis. I could feel my foreskin growing slightly, but it was very slow compared to the rate my scrotum was. I did have an HFO, but by this time my scrotum was a bit overfilled. Not Painful, but uncomfortable, certainly. I disconnected and began letting myself deflate.

I ran into a couple of issues post session but in short: I didn't like the amount of time it took to evacuate so much air. Though, I'm still glad I tried it. Due to the risky nature of this type of experimentation, I probably will put it on the shelf for awhile. Reading signs/symptoms of an embolism made me wonder how close I was to experiencing a complication. When I do it again, I think I want to try to isolate only inflation of my shaft/foreskin. I think that's what's fun for me.

[Tx_IntactGuy]

Also, I wanted to share the set up I put together for N2O. For the cost, it may make more sense to just go the Whipper Route (Safer because more control). I wanted something that was compact. However, even with the needle valve, you need to adjust the rate before starting and then just leave it alone after that. A substantial amount of pressure will exist between the Tire inflator and the needle valve; trying to adjust the needle valve with that pressure there will make the knob difficult to turn gently; trying to crack it open more will most likely result it a sudden release of all the pressure behind the needle valve.

Make sure you fully understand your tools that you plan to use. It worked really well for me and I was able to enjoy a very slow inflation.

[ChuckM]

Nice set up. Can you explain more about the tubing/hose clamp tie off, or link to the post you saw it on.

Best regards,

[Tx_IntactGuy]

Nice set up. Can you explain more about the tubing/hose clamp tie off, or link to the post you saw it on.

Best regards,

Here you go

viewtopic.php?t=49574

[ChuckM]

Thanks for the link! Some good stuff there and something I'll be trying over next weekend!

Best regards,

[Imppump]

ChuckM. It is awesome. The feeling and seeing it grow huge quickly.

[Apollo061]

Just bumping this post up, still wanting to see more of you guys share your gas inflations.

[nutT]

Yes there are a few.

[inflatablelad]

I'd love to give N2O a try, seeing photos and videos of everyone inflated really makes me want to order the kit.

Would a 25g needle be suitable? Given its small it makes me think that getting it inserted properly will be easier and less painful.

[midwestchub]

I'd love to give N2O a try, seeing photos and videos of everyone inflated really makes me want to order the kit.

Would a 25g needle be suitable? Given its small it makes me think that getting it inserted properly will be easier and less painful.

You'd be correct to assume that 25g needles will be easy going in and less painful. However, I'd recommend avoiding them. I was using 24g needles for the longest time until I realised that their small diameter led to backpressure which leaked gas and undid my kit slowly. I used 18g needles for a while, but those were gnarly and left bruising. I'm now trying 20g and it's been good so far. If you don't have a sophisticated solution to the rate of gas with your canister (like how I just got a tank and regulator) then 25g may be too tight a squeeze and pop pieces off your kit.

[Tx_IntactGuy]

22g was much better than a 25g catheter, as it allowed me to easily deflate when I was finished.

[Juggernaught2021]

My recent n2o

[Apollo061]

22g was much better than a 25g catheter, as it allowed me to easily deflate when I was finished.

How exactly were you “deflating” afterwards, is that safe to do? I imagine you just disconnect the tube from the needle and let the air bleed out the needle?

[Tx_IntactGuy]

How exactly were you “deflating” afterwards, is that safe to do? I imagine you just disconnect the tube from the needle and let the air bleed out the needle?

That's exactly what I've done each time.