Have you heard of the Penilizer?
I recently got back into jelqing on a consistent basis. The results have been good. My EQ (erection quality) is improved, and I'm plump while in a flaccid state on a more consistent basis. I'm also taking Horny Goat Weed supplements from Vitamin Shoppe in conjunction with L-Arginine (which I actually use to assist with my gym workouts).
Needless to say, I'm happy with what I am seeing. I don't hold any issues with my penis size. I am quite happy with it, actually. I am not doing this for enlargement. If enlargement becomes a byproduct of jelqing again, then all the better. My primary purpose is to simply improve my penis health as I feel it has diminished compared to years ago.
I've been looking into using jelq devices as a part of my penile routines. I never felt as though I was getting enough out of jelqing with my hands. Plus, jelqing for 15-20 minutes can be a tenuous on the hands, sometimes causing some fatigue.
I bought the traditional jelq device that uses rollers, but the design and build seemed flimsy to me. I recently saw the Power J Gym, which looks very promising. However, at a $100+ asking price, didn't feel it was truly worth it. That's a good chunk of change to give up. That's money that could go towards a deposit for sports betting, or 30 minutes with a Backpage girl (with money left over to go to a strip club).
Then I ran into the Penilizer. It uses silicone grade walls instead of rollers, and has a sturdier design to allow for more even and balanced jelqing (and lowering the odds of your penis slipping out). A real plus is that the design allows for positional adjustments so you can jelq the sides of the penis. This way, every part of the penis gets some work (yes, it's a bit tedious, but this is something a roller simply can't offer).
I feel like it is more effective than using my hands, and I'm seeing far more positive signs compared to when I used the rollers. Yes, there is some downside. For starters, hand fatigue isn't truly alleviated. The motion does put some stress on your hands and forearms. It isn't as smooth as a roller either. You have to lube up your penis very well to achieve those smooth strokes jelqing should normally encompass. Also, while it covers more ground than a roller, it doesn't cover as much ground as using an OK grip with your hands. However, we may still be a ways away before someone creates a product that can truly simulate jelqing with your hands.
Upwards of $35, it's hard to complain. Even if you try it and aren't a fan of it, it's not like you are committing a lot of money. I personally think the Power J Gym will probably be a better quality product, but the Penilizer more than gets the job done. If you want to try a jelq device and refuse to build your own, I would suggest the Penilizer. It's a low-cost risk.
Needless to say, I'm happy with what I am seeing. I don't hold any issues with my penis size. I am quite happy with it, actually. I am not doing this for enlargement. If enlargement becomes a byproduct of jelqing again, then all the better. My primary purpose is to simply improve my penis health as I feel it has diminished compared to years ago.
I've been looking into using jelq devices as a part of my penile routines. I never felt as though I was getting enough out of jelqing with my hands. Plus, jelqing for 15-20 minutes can be a tenuous on the hands, sometimes causing some fatigue.
I bought the traditional jelq device that uses rollers, but the design and build seemed flimsy to me. I recently saw the Power J Gym, which looks very promising. However, at a $100+ asking price, didn't feel it was truly worth it. That's a good chunk of change to give up. That's money that could go towards a deposit for sports betting, or 30 minutes with a Backpage girl (with money left over to go to a strip club).
Then I ran into the Penilizer. It uses silicone grade walls instead of rollers, and has a sturdier design to allow for more even and balanced jelqing (and lowering the odds of your penis slipping out). A real plus is that the design allows for positional adjustments so you can jelq the sides of the penis. This way, every part of the penis gets some work (yes, it's a bit tedious, but this is something a roller simply can't offer).
I feel like it is more effective than using my hands, and I'm seeing far more positive signs compared to when I used the rollers. Yes, there is some downside. For starters, hand fatigue isn't truly alleviated. The motion does put some stress on your hands and forearms. It isn't as smooth as a roller either. You have to lube up your penis very well to achieve those smooth strokes jelqing should normally encompass. Also, while it covers more ground than a roller, it doesn't cover as much ground as using an OK grip with your hands. However, we may still be a ways away before someone creates a product that can truly simulate jelqing with your hands.
Upwards of $35, it's hard to complain. Even if you try it and aren't a fan of it, it's not like you are committing a lot of money. I personally think the Power J Gym will probably be a better quality product, but the Penilizer more than gets the job done. If you want to try a jelq device and refuse to build your own, I would suggest the Penilizer. It's a low-cost risk.
10 years ago