Pumpersocal's Pumping Adventures

[thicknfurry73]

Superb!

[PumperSoCal]

Thanks for the support y'all! Keep on pumpin'!

[PumperSoCal]

I've had to back off pumping the last few months due to travel and holidays. But I've been getting back into my routine the last month. Nothing like pumping up wet in warm water to get started on a week long marathon of pumping Hopefully. The wife knows I pump, but she doesn't know how big I can actually get myself. So she's in for a surprise on Friday.

[PumperSoCal]

Relaxing after a few hour full package pump. Tomorrow will likely be a big pump day of I have an opening. Results are already promising

[thickerstill]

I've had to back off pumping the last few months due to travel and holidays. But I've been getting back into my routine the last month. Nothing like pumping up wet in warm water to get started on a week long marathon of pumping Hopefully. The wife knows I pump, but she doesn't know how big I can actually get myself. So she's in for a surprise on Friday.

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Great pic. Give her one for me boss

[PumperSoCal]

I have toned back my routine as I don't have the time I used to in order to pump as much. However, a few days ago I bought a new 2.5" straight tube. I have a tapered 2.25" tube I've been using for about 6 months exclusively now. If I'm on my routine I can pack it quickly girth wise. So I figured I'd move up a size now. Interesting thing being is that I've come across these electric pumps. The one I bought has 4 pressure settings and came with 2 gaskets. It came in today and I anxiously tested it out. Well, having never pumped with gaskets before I learned about 2 hours in, that I can't pump with one lol. It took quite an effort to get it off my donut despite the lube. So I wont be using it, or I may modify it as it does add a bit of extra comfort. The resulting work it took to get the gasket off resulted in a nasty friction burn/blister unfortunately, so I'll have to wait for more testing and to take pics. I really wanted to just test this electric pump out. Cool thing is with the 4 pressure settings it has, the highest setting maxes at about 12"hg Which I only went to a couple times to see how strong it was. But once you set the level you want it's automatic, the pressure slowly drops as you expand and the pump automatically pumps back up to the max pressure setting for that particular setting. It was fantastic, it's almost like a pulse technique. Fantastic result up until I had to cut off the session. But I'm super excited to keep using this thing. It was just under $50 US shipped from Amazon. Has a USB rechargeable battery as well, so you can charge it while you use it or wait until the battery drains. I used it for about 2 hours and it used about 1/4-1/3 of the battery life. Instructions say it's good for about 4 hours. But I think that really depends on what pressure setting, how good your seal is, and how many sessions you do.

[TinyMe]

Don’t keep us in suspense! We need details of this new pump, it sounds awesome!

[PumperSoCal]

Don’t keep us in suspense! We need details of this new pump, it sounds awesome!

I will post some updates and pictures soon. I have to heal up the spot the gasket irritated/blistered and then I'll be posting some shots of the pump and results.

This is the pump though
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MDWYVFZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[TinyMe]

Thanks man, do you think that pump is detachable?

[PumperSoCal]

Thanks man, do you think that pump is detachable?

It does. The pump separates from the tube itself. Allows you to clean the pump easily. Or as I found when I messed with it last night. I took the hand pump fitting off my old tube as it leaked badly. So it was open where the fitting was. Slipped this tube over the smaller tapered tube until it sealed and actually used it to on the old tube. Granted it was jerry-rigged, but it still worked as if it was the 2.5."

[PumperSoCal]

Still have some healing to do evidently. So decided to only pump a couple hours tonight. With really good results. I nearly packed this tube already girth wise. I am really stoked to really get into using this one once the gasket burn heals fully. I had to double check it to make sure it was in fact a 2.5" tube, and it is.

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[Superdonut69]

Nice donuts guys!

[purple_pumper]

Really inspiring to see your progress. My life has been too busy to pump for a long tine and feels like I’m wasting away. This thread has convinced me to make time again. Especially with that cool pump. Looks SO much simpler than getting out all the old gear (hand pump, tubing, cylinders, etc)

Keep us updated. I’m curious about the durability of that pump after a few months. Have you tried wet pumping with it?

[PumperSoCal]

Really inspiring to see your progress. My life has been too busy to pump for a long tine and feels like I’m wasting away. This thread has convinced me to make time again. Especially with that cool pump. Looks SO much simpler than getting out all the old gear (hand pump, tubing, cylinders, etc)

Keep us updated. I’m curious about the durability of that pump after a few months. Have you tried wet pumping with it?

It is pretty easy to use once figured out. It seems decent thus far. It maintains pressure well and the automatic pressure hold feature is especially what I like. As far as wet pumping goes. I have not. I'm weary considering that the pump is electric and all. The vac port for the unit is right on the bottom of the removable top portion. So it makes me not want to get water anywhere near it. The tube is a little sharp without the gasket installed. It's not as gentle as my other tapered tube is. It is flared and rolled on the bottom like most tubes are, but I feel it's not enough to pump comfortably on say level 3 on this pump without the gasket.

[pumper83]

Think I might buy from Amazon too. Looks alright. Fiance could probably use it too. My dp4000 is too complicated for her to figure out lol.....