Best penis extender for increasing size

[logan23]

Looking to increase my dick size (both length and girth). I've ruled out pills and exercises, but I'm considering an extender as it seems like the most logical approach.

The reviews I've seen are all over the place. Does anyone here have personal experience with them they can share?

 

[cowboi10]

I used the ProExtender about a year ago, and I started noticing results within just a few weeks. I'm now completely satisfied with the length of my penis - it’s not only longer but also straighter, which was something I really wanted but didn’t expect. I can confidently say this device lives up to its claims.

 

[Stangman28]

I bought a penis stretcher online for about $90 as an undergraduate. The device had a plastic ring at the base, two adjustable metal poles, and a C-shaped plastic piece at the top with a silicone strap to hold everything in place.

My routine was to wear it for 1-2 hours before bed. I started by trying to wear it for four hours at a time, but that was too much. I even tried sleeping with it on, but that was usually too uncomfortable.

The process required a lot of patience. I used it on and off for about three years, and the gains were slow but steady. My primary goal was length, as I was already fairly thick. I started at around 5 to 5.5 inches and have now reached over 7 inches, with plans to continue. The best part is that the results have been permanent, and I'm extremely happy with the outcome.

 

[Kevin]

I've been using the Quick Extender Pro for about two months and love it. I've gone from 5.7 inches to over 6.5 inches. I also use a $60 electric water pump from Amazon for 20 minutes each night.

My routine is wearing the extender for 4-6 hours a day, with a break every few days. The key is to find a schedule that works for you and stick to it.

It takes some troubleshooting at first. I had to figure out how to put it on correctly without making it too tight. I also found a small electronics travel bag to store it discreetly when I'm out.

Not everything will be easy at first, but if you find what works for you and are consistent, you will get results.

 

[devarjun]

I’ve tried a few extenders, and the one that stood out to me recently is the Epic Extender. It strikes a nice balance between comfort, build quality, and adjustability - it’s modular, easy to wear for long sessions, and much less bulky than older designs. The silicone base is especially comfortable compared to the metal ones I’ve used.

I’d avoid the “Pro” version for now - it has digital tracking but doesn’t really solve any real-world problems and costs much more. The basic Epic kit (around $249 last I checked) offers better value and is more beginner-friendly.