LG hanger vs BIB

[letsgrow9]

I purchased the BIB hanger about 5 months ago and after struggling with it for about 3 months I decided to explore other options of hanging. The problem I had with the BIB hanger is that due to the limited and uneven contact between the shaft and the BIB, there is a large amount of force distributed on a small surface area of the penis. As a result, after a 3x20 minute hanging session with weights ranging from 5-9lbs, I had considerable amount of puffiness on my shaft to the point that I was not able to get an erection at the end of the hang and finish off the session with manual PE. It sometimes took up to 1 day to heal from this damage.

This led to me researching and making the decision to buy the LG hanger. The difference between the two is vast. I was quickly able to move up in weight and hang using up to 11.5 lb weights and honestly I barely felt any discomfort. When I actually think about it, the reason for the large difference in discomfort between the BIB and LG hanger is quite obvious. The LG hanger through vacuum pull, applies a perpendicular and homogeneous force on the total surface area between the penis and the LG hanger sleeve + glans plastic dome. This surface area is probably triple or more the surface area of the penis in contact with the BIB hanger. As a result, the same hanging weight will apply a much smaller normal force per square inch, on the penis, for the LG vs the BIB. Sorry if I got too technical here but it's just me putting on my physics degree thinking cap and getting a little excited.

However, to be fair, I want to add the bad to the good and I have to say that hanging with 10lbs or over with the LG hanger has induced some small blisters on my glans as a result of the hang. In a total of about 25 hanging sessions, I have induced these blisters 3 times. Every time I get such a blister I need to take close to 1 week off break from hanging. And yes I have followed directions and have wrapped myself properly with blue tender tape. I'm now experimenting with ways of protecting my glans from the vacuum force to try to further minimize these blisters.

 

[sidneycrosby]

Bib hanger wins IMO. Sorry Marlon.
I'd have stopped with vacuums after the first blistering. No sense in hanging if you gotta take a week off every month.

 

[alienware83]

Bib hanger wins IMO. Sorry Marlon.
I'd have stopped with vacuums after the first blistering. No sense in hanging if you gotta take a week off every month.

I also use LG Hanger, and while ive never used a clamp hanger like BIB, I can't imagine it actually being better. If you use the LG Hanger right, you won't get blisters. I've only ever gotten 1 blister and that was my first time using it because I didn't tape/wrap correctly and used too much weight. With proper taping/wrapping there is no way to get a blister if you are conditioned, even at 20g's like I have done.

I currently hang 20 pounds with LG Hanger and can do that for 1 hour, yet I keep my sets about 30-40 minutes right now.

I'd guess the LG can go up to 25 pounds easy, but I haven't tried. The BIB Hanger has a lot of flaws. Mainly its a clamp hanger thats uncomfortable and you have to do 20 minute sets to refresh the bloodflow.

Theres a 2nd benefit to the LG Hanger that is unintended, but since all the vacuum pressure is on the head, you will slowly notice your head start to get bigger. So technically you're gaining length in two ways, by your head(very slowly though) and your ligs/tunica depending on how you hang.

Vacuum hangers are just better all around.

For me what I do is tape my glans. Tape your glans, then wrap them with gauze, and tape the gauze down so its secured. It is sort of material intensive to do this, but its way better than taking a week off so a blister can heal. I buy gauze & medical gauze tape from the store about once a week.

In 3 months of LG Hanging I only ever had two blisters technically. The first was the very first time I used it, I got a huge blister. The 2nd was after a very very intense session where I pushed myself far beyond what I should of. Was like 2.5 hours, 3 sets, and 5 minutes breaks of hanging. I developed a very very tiny blister on the last set.

 

[letsgrow9]

Alienware can you please be more explicit in how you protect your glans?

1. What sort of tape do you use for your glans?
2. How much of your glans do you cover?
3. Why do you put gauze over the already taped glans?
4. Do you skip using the blue tender tape ordered from LG hanger site and do you not tape according to directions that come with LG hanger?

 

[sidneycrosby]

I also use LG Hanger, and while ive never used a clamp hanger like BIB, I can't imagine it actually being better. If you use the LG Hanger right, you won't get blisters. I've only ever gotten 1 blister and that was my first time using it because I didn't tape/wrap correctly and used too much weight. With proper taping/wrapping there is no way to get a blister if you are conditioned, even at 20g's like I have done.

I currently hang 20 pounds with LG Hanger and can do that for 1 hour, yet I keep my sets about 30-40 minutes right now.

I'd guess the LG can go up to 25 pounds easy, but I haven't tried. The BIB Hanger has a lot of flaws. Mainly its a clamp hanger thats uncomfortable and you have to do 20 minute sets to refresh the bloodflow.

Theres a 2nd benefit to the LG Hanger that is unintended, but since all the vacuum pressure is on the head, you will slowly notice your head start to get bigger. So technically you're gaining length in two ways, by your head(very slowly though) and your ligs/tunica depending on how you hang.

Vacuum hangers are just better all around.

For me what I do is tape my glans. Tape your glans, then wrap them with gauze, and tape the gauze down so its secured. It is sort of material intensive to do this, but its way better than taking a week off so a blister can heal. I buy gauze & medical gauze tape from the store about once a week.

In 3 months of LG Hanging I only ever had two blisters technically. The first was the very first time I used it, I got a huge blister. The 2nd was after a very very intense session where I pushed myself far beyond what I should of. Was like 2.5 hours, 3 sets, and 5 minutes breaks of hanging. I developed a very very tiny blister on the last set.

Different strokes for different folks. You can easily do your math correctly once you're conditioned to get away with 20 minute sets and 5 minute rest periods. 5 is pushing it. Uncomfortable? I've never had a blister that caused me to pause my hanging

 

[Marlon LGHanger]

I purchased the BIB hanger about 5 months ago and after struggling with it for about 3 months I decided to explore other options of hanging. The problem I had with the BIB hanger is that due to the limited and uneven contact between the shaft and the BIB, there is a large amount of force distributed on a small surface area of the penis. As a result, after a 3x20 minute hanging session with weights ranging from 5-9lbs, I had considerable amount of puffiness on my shaft to the point that I was not able to get an erection at the end of the hang and finish off the session with manual PE. It sometimes took up to 1 day to heal from this damage.

This led to me researching and making the decision to buy the LG hanger. The difference between the two is vast. I was quickly able to move up in weight and hang using up to 11.5 lb weights and honestly I barely felt any discomfort. When I actually think about it, the reason for the large difference in discomfort between the BIB and LG hanger is quite obvious. The LG hanger through vacuum pull, applies a perpendicular and homogeneous force on the total surface area between the penis and the LG hanger sleeve + glans plastic dome. This surface area is probably triple or more the surface area of the penis in contact with the BIB hanger. As a result, the same hanging weight will apply a much smaller normal force per square inch, on the penis, for the LG vs the BIB. Sorry if I got too technical here but it's just me putting on my physics degree thinking cap and getting a little excited.

However, to be fair, I want to add the bad to the good and I have to say that hanging with 10lbs or over with the LG hanger has induced some small blisters on my glans as a result of the hang. In a total of about 25 hanging sessions, I have induced these blisters 3 times. Every time I get such a blister I need to take close to 1 week off break from hanging. And yes I have followed directions and have wrapped myself properly with blue tender tape. I'm now experimenting with ways of protecting my glans from the vacuum force to try to further minimize these blisters.

Thanks for your honest assessment between both devices. I appreciate that you have a background in physics. I have never heard that put in such a scientific formula. I'm just a simple guy who understands the difference between the two based on how it feels along with the positive attributes and the negative traits of both devices.

I have always been honest about the potential blister / negative side effect of a vacuum hanger such as mine. However I learn from my mistakes and with a little wisdom in hand try not to repeat them. Blisters can be avoided.
This can be a little trial and error learning experience, but not too difficult to get. A blister is always the result of trying to use more weight or hang time than you are properly conditioned for. Deliberately slow and gradual weight increases along with hang time is the key. If you bite off more than you can chew you can get a blister. Starting over after you heal up is just as important. If you think you will be able to go back to the weight you were hanging before you got the blister and duplicate the same weight and hang time, then you will very disappointed. It's almost like starting over again from the beginning. That new skin needs time to mature before you start putting pressure on it again. I have written a few articles that are on my Blog about how to avoid blisters and what to do if you get one.

I think the most important thing to remember is that there are no short cuts to fast gains! Be patient and go slow. You will find that you will instinctively know when you can add weight or a little more hang time as you gain proper conditioning. If you can tune into the subtle red flag sensation of a tingly or itchiness on the tip of your penis, you can more than likely avoid a big blister. If you sense a slight itchy or tingly sensation during the hang, don't ignore it! Stop your hang immediately and you may not get a blister, if you do it will be as tiny as a BB and if you leave it alone for a day the next morning you will more than likely find that the fluid is gone and the skin has reattached.
This is where you need to be smart and drop some weight for a few days and slowly build back up again. If you take an extended break for more than three days, drop a minimum of 3 lbs. then work back up over the next 7 - 10 days. Your meatus skin is very sensitive and delicate, so keep that in mind and always examine yourself after every hang. A little puffiness is okay.... but if it's real swollen and you have edema under your coronal ridge, then you have pushed it too hard.... back off!

 

[Marlon LGHanger]

Bib hanger wins IMO. Sorry Marlon.
I'd have stopped with vacuums after the first blistering. No sense in hanging if you gotta take a week off every month.

Blisters are completely avoidable if you learn from your mistakes.....

 

[aztempe123]

I learned from my mistakes. I only got one blistering issue with LG, but I already had learned the signs of one coming on so was able to back off before it became one of those "week off" events.

Since then, I put gauze on first and wrap the gauze with a wrap very similar to the blue tender tape (but stuff I can get at Walgreens).

Never had one issue sense and can hang for an hour.

I also tried tape, and the tape on glans, and tape then gauze then tape...

But what works for me is to have the only material that has direct contact with the shaft/glans is gauze.

If I run out of gauze and need a quick fix, two sheets of toilet paper seems to be a good substitute.

Bottom line: for me I don't like direct contact with tape or wrap and seem to need a protective layer of something soft like gauze or toilet paper.

 

[Marlon LGHanger]

I learned from my mistakes. I only got one blistering issue with LG, but I already had learned the signs of one coming on so was able to back off before it became one of those "week off" events.

Since then, I put gauze on first and wrap the gauze with a wrap very similar to the blue tender tape (but stuff I can get at Walgreens).

Never had one issue sense and can hang for an hour.

I also tried tape, and the tape on glans, and tape then gauze then tape...

But what works for me is to have the only material that has direct contact with the shaft/glans is gauze.

If I run out of gauze and need a quick fix, two sheets of toilet paper seems to be a good substitute.

Bottom line: for me I don't like direct contact with tape or wrap and seem to need a protective layer of something soft like gauze or toilet paper.

Sounds like you have extremely sensitive glans skin. So doing what you are doing is fine. I do believe over time you will gain the conditioning that will allow you to use the Tender Tape alone.

 

[alienware83]

Alienware can you please be more explicit in how you protect your glans?

1. What sort of tape do you use for your glans?
2. How much of your glans do you cover?
3. Why do you put gauze over the already taped glans?
4. Do you skip using the blue tender tape ordered from LG hanger site and do you not tape according to directions that come with LG hanger?

I'll tell you what worked for me. Here's the materials I used Nexcare First Aid Gentle Paper Tape 2 Pack 1" x 360" Rolls | Walgreens
Walgreens Rolled Gauze Bandage | Walgreens

Ok so basically I start by wrapping my glans vertically from front to back. I use 2-3 pieces that should be long enough to cover your glans from the front to the back wher eyour frenulum starts. Make sure you don't completely cover your frenulum, because it will cause a pulling sensation when you put your penis in the chamber and that will be uncomfortable.

After that I cut about a 7 inch long piece of the gauze. Keep in mind its 4 inches wide, so I cut it width wise once again so I have 2 7 inch pieces. The first one I wrap so it covers part of my glans and part of my shaft. Basically I have like 1 inch of glan coming out the top. I wrap this around my shaft.

The 2nd piece is wrapped so part of it is overlapping the first piece, but so that there is a little left going over the top of my glans. I keep it like that so I can then fold it, and secure it with tape. Keep in mind each piece of gauze is secured with tape.

After I secure the excess piece of gauze from the 2nd strip that is going over my glans a bit, I take a long piece of tape and place it vertically again, so it basically starts around the beginning of the first piece of gauze in the front, and ends on the backside of my shaft on the opposite side of the first piece of gauze. The piece of tape is usually about 5-6 inches long if it covers from the front to back. Then with 1 more piece of tape, I take maybe a 5-6 inch piece and wrap it around my penis girth wise and basically use that to secure the previous long vertical strip of tape. Then thats basically it. If you need to, try to use a few more pieces of tape to secure any holes in the gauze on the top of your shaft.

Its very material intensive, but its what works for me. The materials are cheap as hell as well. Also, each wrapping last about 2 sets. That sounds crazy but its whats necessary. Usually I do 1 set, lower the weight while keeping the chamber on, then do another set, then take it all off and give myself a little break, then rewrap. Here's a photo I tried to make that explains a bit of whats done.

 

[Boo-Ya]

I struggled with the BIB for half-year, maybe less, and it was impossible to do it correctly. I went up to 18-20 lbs. but, according to BIB, my technique was still inadequate. I think he gave me a thumbs up with 15 lbs., but if I look into what I did it was just a 'softer' version of the one he said was wrong.

I spent countless hours either writing to him, reading his advice which, I must always say, is like none I've ever seen (the guy is restless when it comes to help/client support, really), or struggling my ass off trying to hang. I've had many really painful cuts in my skin, many dots, bleeding, numbness for days, tried wrapping for passive engorgement, tried the regular BIB, the BIB Starter, the BIB Starter without the padding, tried a dozen different wraps, under-wraps, wrapping styles, wrap further up, further down, more skin, less skin, hanger further up, further down, tightness, all the combinations, you name it — nothing allowed me to hang properly. I've even hung with the top portion of my penis hard for Christ's sake (don't try this at home) :bangin:. In the end I couldn't succeed no matter what.

Reading in another forum I've found that MANY guys who, like me, were uncut, had immense troubles hanging with the BIB (at least when it came to decent poundages like 15 lbs.+). So... here I am... trying the LG Hanger and loving it so far.

In the official LG Hanger thread, the last guy said to be going back and forth between LG and BIB and seeing no difference... well, let me tell you, I bet my house that guy is cut (or a really tight uncut). The difference is enormous regarding the pull. With the LG I feel like I'm pulling with my hand, no diversion whatsoever; with 5 lbs. I can feel what I couldn't with the BIB with 10.

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Review of both products

For mindset preferences (purely subjective) I prefer the BIB for the simplicity and mechanical easiness to devise the apparatus at work; it's raw and ingenious at the same time. I like it a lot. The LG is more refined, indirect, subtle.

From an objective standpoint, however, the learning curve of the BIB is huge (if it isn't for the circumcised guys, I'd say it's at least moderate if you go way up (30 lbs.+)) and, for uncircumcised, it's a neverending one for it can't be done properly (at least not with decent poundage). The LG has close to 0 learning curve, I mean... you just wrap and it's done.

The LG also wins undisputed regarding safety; it's completely foolproof and blisters being the worst case scenario, it couldn't be more distant from danger. The BIB, on the other hand, has many potential harms (which I won't bother to list).

The BIB can allegedly withstand more weight than the LG; there are reports with high poundages with BIB that can't be found for the LG. We must keep in mind, though, that the LG is much "younger", so there might be some hardcore guys still to come. The thought can be disturbing, though, specially to those with iron ligs, myself included (and pretty much the reason why I chose the BIB first). On the other hand, you can hang with the LG in a fashion you can't with the BIB to give it an extra stretching to the tunica ("twisted" hanging).

The LG is considerably dearer than the BIB (more than twice the price), but if you consider it as a long time investment, I don't think that's enough to keep somebody from buying a better product if they found it's really better.

Any specific data I might have forgotten, please ask along

 

[Marlon LGHanger]

Thanks Boo-Ya for the comparison review. I'm pretty confident that the more guys such as yourself who have used both devices come forward and share your own personal experience, the debate will be over.

Dr. Ric was the first to make the comparison and the switch, which should speak volumes since he was an avid BiB user for several years.

 

[Koh]

Thanks Boo-Ya for the comparison review. I'm pretty confident that the more guys such as yourself who have used both devices come forward and share your own personal experience, the debate will be over.

Dr. Ric was the first to make the comparison and the switch, which should speak volumes since he was an avid BiB user for several years.

When can the general population expect a reduction in price? Something tells me the cost to manufacture these hangers are only a fraction compared to the retail value.

 

[Marlon LGHanger]

When can the general population expect a reduction in price? Something tells me the cost to manufacture these hangers are only a fraction compared to the retail value.

This particular allegation has been dealt with on several occasions when the LG Hanger was first introduced. What I can tell you is that manufacturing costs are NOT a fraction of retail value. This device is not a mass produced plastic injection molded piece of crap from China. This device is designed to fit each customer based on each man's particular measurements. It is C.N.C. machined from a solid piece of optically clear acrylic. The silicon rubber sleeves are produced in a single shot molds, the silicon itself is the highest quality money can buy @ a little over $200.00 per gallon. So this isn't the Walmart Penis Enlargement Device that breaks or wears out after a few months. Nor are any of the accessory items we sell. Bottom line is that labor to manufacture is the primary factor in the cost. I don't exactly know what you do for a living, or what you get paid, as for myself I feel pretty confident is saying I think my time and my wife's is worth more than minimum wage. Factor in commercial floor space rent for the shop and office, along with utilities and Uncle Sam's piece of the action in taxes and then you might begin to understand that business can't operate unless you can make a profit to cover all those expenses and still have enough left over to pay yourself and any employees you might have.

The old adage ...."You get what you pay for" is very true. You can buy the cheapest tires for your car that wear out in 15K miles or you buy a higher quality brand that costs significantly more but lasts for 50K miles. It's your choice. Everyone wants to drive a luxury automobile like a Mercedes, BMW or Lexus, but not everyone can afford one. But you won't find too many people at those dealerships complaining that the cost of the car should be a fraction of what they are selling it for.

 

[Boo-Ya]

This particular allegation has been dealt with on several occasions when the LG Hanger was first introduced. What I can tell you is that manufacturing costs are NOT a fraction of retail value. This device is not a mass produced plastic injection molded piece of crap from China. This device is designed to fit each customer based on each man's particular measurements. It is C.N.C. machined from a solid piece of optically clear acrylic. The silicon rubber sleeves are produced in a single shot molds, the silicon itself is the highest quality money can buy @ a little over $200.00 per gallon. So this isn't the Walmart Penis Enlargement Device that breaks or wears out after a few months. Nor are any of the accessory items we sell. Bottom line is that labor to manufacture is the primary factor in the cost. I don't exactly know what you do for a living, or what you get paid, as for myself I feel pretty confident is saying I think my time and my wife's is worth more than minimum wage. Factor in commercial floor space rent for the shop and office, along with utilities and Uncle Sam's piece of the action in taxes and then you might begin to understand that business can't operate unless you can make a profit to cover all those expenses and still have enough left over to pay yourself and any employees you might have.

The old adage ...."You get what you pay for" is very true. You can buy the cheapest tires for your car that wear out in 15K miles or you buy a higher quality brand that costs significantly more but lasts for 50K miles. It's your choice. Everyone wants to drive a luxury automobile like a Mercedes, BMW or Lexus, but not everyone can afford one. But you won't find too many people at those dealerships complaining that the cost of the car should be a fraction of what they are selling it for.

Since we're on the topic, the same can be said of the BIB. Compared to any other traction-clamping device (there are a handful out there; there's even a plagiarized version which I won't name it for the sake of the guy being... let me put it in BIB's words: "a f*cking liar and a thief"), the price is way above them, specially the regular BIB.

Those who managed to use it well, however, praise its qualities. BigO is a big fan/enthusiast. And I mean, c'mon... the guy's been doing this for over 15 years (I'm not sure it's his main source of income, though), he must be doing something right. I cracked mine :smash::dwarf: due to "misuse", but honestly never heard of it. He said it was a long time since the last customer managed to crack one and he sent me another one for free. Talk about quality customer service.

But yeah... you want to buy something good, you must pay the price. That reminds me of the 'Forever Belt' by Inzer I used in powerlifting... I mean... they're really pricey, but they're also indestructible. I couldn't rip them with any common tool if I wanted... maybe a chainsaw.:biggrin1:

 

[aztempe123]

A few points regarding cost/value of PE equipment:
- The LG Hanger is the highest quality PE device I've ever purchased.
- Most of the PE equipment tends to price at around $300.
- I've paid $350 for a bathmate xtreme (three different times - had to replace on my nickel because they break).
- I've paid $330 for a Phallosan Forte, which feels like it was designed by Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Dude, I'm just eating some pizza Mr. Hand). I spent hundreds more on condom sleeves at $25/each (a couple of which only lasted a few days)
- I've paid $330 for a Sizegenetics that I used like 5X before I decided that I didn't enjoy crushing my dick with a hard plastic "comfort strap" while pinching the sides of my cock between steel and more hard plastic (felt like I was slamming my dick into a door)
- I paid $330 for a Penimaster Pro, and truly believed that I received full value. It is an excellent device.

Key take-aways:
- Most devices tend to sell in the $300 range
- Most devices suck. They are either designed cheaply or uncomfortable so you won't use it.
- The LG Hanger is comfortable and made with high quality and sells for the same (or less) than most devices.

If you are someone that likes to use devices, the LG Hanger is an easy choice. You get:
1) High Quality
2) Comfort
3) Ease of use / easy learning curve
4) Results. You can feel it is effective immediately, so when you know you are getting the best results for your time it is easy to stay motivated.

 

[aztempe123]

A few points on the business front.

A. In order to make a sale, you need the customer to: 1) value your product/service, 2) have the willingness to pay, and 3) have the ability to pay. If you flunk any one of those three, you won't have a sale. (Read: most people that complain about a $300 price probably flunk one of these three, and it doesn't matter which one, and you will never know which one).

B. The clients/customers that consume the most time, are the most needy, or complain the most usually pay the least. It took me a long time to learn this, but these people can take up a ton of time and post little results in the revenue column.

C. There is a general rule regarding pricing of units if you want to have a successful business. It goes something like this:


- If you plan to sell X units in the lifespan of your business, then you need to sell at $X

- 1 Unit then $100 million
- 10 units then $10 million each
- 100 units then $1 million each
- 1000 units then $100k each
- 10,000 units then $10k each
- 100,000 units then $1k each
- 1,000,000 units then $100 each
- 10,000,000 units then $10 each
- 100,000,000 units then $1 each


My point on this one: unless PE devices start selling at Target/Walmart to the masses, expect to be paying in the $300 to $500 range for most quality products. Otherwise there simply isn't enough volume to make the economics work. Hell, the BM is indeed mass produced, and it still sells at $350 because the volume isn't there.

 

[Boo-Ya]

A few points regarding cost/value of PE equipment:
- The LG Hanger is the highest quality PE device I've ever purchased.
- Most of the PE equipment tends to price at around $300.
- I've paid $350 for a bathmate xtreme (three different times - had to replace on my nickel because they break).
- I've paid $330 for a Phallosan Forte, which feels like it was designed by Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Dude, I'm just eating some pizza Mr. Hand). I spent hundreds more on condom sleeves at $25/each (a couple of which only lasted a few days)
- I've paid $330 for a Sizegenetics that I used like 5X before I decided that I didn't enjoy crushing my dick with a hard plastic "comfort strap" while pinching the sides of my cock between steel and more hard plastic (felt like I was slamming my dick into a door)
- I paid $330 for a Penimaster Pro, and truly believed that I received full value. It is an excellent device.

Key take-aways:
- Most devices tend to sell in the $300 range
- Most devices suck. They are either designed cheaply or uncomfortable so you won't use it.
- The LG Hanger is comfortable and made with high quality and sells for the same (or less) than most devices.

If you are someone that likes to use devices, the LG Hanger is an easy choice. You get:
1) High Quality
2) Comfort
3) Ease of use / easy learning curve
4) Results. You can feel it is effective immediately, so when you know you are getting the best results for your time it is easy to stay motivated.

I think your comparisons are valid only to a limited and very general extent. You can't compare the price of a tire and a motor, call both "car devices" and justify the high or low price of one over the other. It's like comparing bananas with apples.

Phallosan, Sizegenetics and Penimaster are all extenders, not hangers, and Bathmate is a pumping allegedly hybrid device. Besides the BIB, you could compare the LG with, for instance, Captain's Wench, Lengthmaster, Snakehanger, etc., otherwise it's just wrong and/or misleading.

To be completely fair, the LG Hanger should only be compared to other pump based hangers rather than clamp based ones, but you got the idea.

 

[Kenshomi]

I like the LG over the BIB, mostly because of longer hanging before requiring a break.

 

[tbone350]

I am the owner of both LG Hanger and Bib Hanger. The LG Hanger helped me recovering my gains lost (half inch) plus an extra half inch in length gain.


I purchased these compress hanger and so far I love the Bib Hardcore which I am able to hang till 25 lb without any issues.













However, I am not being consistent with my hanging routine since April.(School, moving to a new place, traveling and etc...) My goal is to use both devices simultaneously till the end of the year. So I will let you guys know my progress when I start my routine next week.

Have you guys think about trying to use LG Hanger and Bib Hanger as RESISTANCE HANGING?

Here are some info and pics:

https://www.pegym.com/forums/penis-devices-forum/100370-resistance-hanging-thing-2.html#post1241210

https://www.pegym.com/forums/penis-devices-forum/95023-tbone-hanging-stretching-method.html