Hello follow up from my post 23 days ago. There is a noticeable difference after 32 days but have changed weights already three times. I started off with just that one and then bought next heavier one, good thing is you can stack them but you will make noise when you move. :). I still would suggest buying a littler weight and working up from there.
I love wearing my stretchers. I wear them daily, the only time I take them off is to shave my junk. Love to have my junk smooth. Check out my pics. I have gone up to 4 lbs and trying for more. I love the feel of the weight swinging between my legs when I walk with and without cloths on. Hit me up if you want more information.
It's been 43 days and still loving it. I use the donut style ball stretcher and agree with the post about shaving. I always shave but every once in a while I will miss a hair or two but the donut will find it and let's say it doesn't feel good. Newest thing here is when I have to sit down to us the toilet my balls are hitting the water, have to remember to left them up before I sit down.
I've used off and on a leather ball stretcher/splitter, also 3 stainless steel split collars that weigh 3lbs, and have hung various weights on mine to stretch them. It's worked to great extent and caused a deep dimple in my sack when they are tightened up (see my profile pics).
It will over time eventually lengthen the sack and the bits that attach your testes inside too. That's the limiter for me, there's plenty of room in my sack, but my balls are suspended by all the plumbing. I have noticed a temporary lasting effect from a few days of wearing weights a few hours a day. So I imagine its just a slow process. BTW, off topic, but why do all the pics in the group discussion get deleted?
I have two stainless steel weights i wear most days for varied time periods, two different sizes and weight, love the feeling of them pulled on. They sure do hang lower having done this on and off for two years. Alos have stretchy rubber rings of varied heights use alone or with a steel weight.