📦 My 6-Month ProExtender Journey: Real User Review & Results

⬆️ Why I Chose ProExtender (My Starting Point)

Before I dive into the details, here’s a bit of context. I’m a regular guy in my early 30s who always had this quiet desire to make a meaningful change in how I felt about my size — not for others, but for myself. After months of research, avoiding risky pills and surgeries, I landed on the idea of traction devices.

I looked at several brands like SizeGenetics and Phallosan Forte but didn’t want to spend $400+ without knowing if I could stick to a routine. Then I discovered the ProExtender. It looked like a proven option, reasonably priced, and had been around for over 20 years. So I thought, "Why not? I’ll commit to this for 6 months and see what happens."

⬆️ Ordering My Deluxe Package

I ordered directly from the official website — which I highly recommend because:

You get the real product, not a cheap knockoff from a random seller.

It’s shipped discreetly (no weird box labeling).

You’re covered by the 6-month money-back guarantee if it doesn’t work for you.

I chose the ProExtender Deluxe Package because I knew I’d be using it daily and wanted the added comfort. The price was around $169, and it came with everything needed to go long-term. It arrived within 7 days, packed in a small, discreet box.

⬆️ What’s Included in the ProExtender Deluxe Kit

Here’s exactly what I received:

🟢 Base Ring – the part that rests at the base of the male organ.

🟢 Adjustable Metal Rods – 2 standard + 2 extra for longer length goals.

🟢 Support Cradle – holds the shaft in place on the upper end.

🟢 2 Silicone Noose Straps – secure the glans gently.

🟢 Comfort Padding Foam – prevents pressure or skin pinching.

🟢 Cleaning Solution – to keep things hygienic after each use.

🟢 Travel Case – fits the full kit; good for discretion.

🟢 Instruction Manual – pretty basic, but enough to get started.

The quality surprised me — the rods were solid metal, and the straps were flexible but strong. It didn’t feel cheap like some Amazon extenders I’d seen.

⬆️ First Impressions & Assembly

Assembling it the first time took me about 15 minutes. It was like building something from IKEA — a little awkward, but straightforward once you see how the parts connect:

I attached the base ring to the rods.

Then I clipped the cradle to the top.

I slid the strap into the loop and added the comfort padding.

I placed the device over my male organ (while flaccid) and gently tightened the strap.

I turned the rods to add just a bit of tension — not painful, just a pull.

⚠️ Tip for first-timers: Don’t over-tighten. You want to feel a mild, constant stretch — no pain or numbness. Use the foam padding every single time.

⬆️ My Plan Going In

I decided I would:

Commit to at least 5 days a week of usage.

Start with short sessions and work my way up.

Track everything: time worn, tension, comfort level, and visible changes.

Take photos and notes monthly (but kept it private).

Use a calendar reminder to stay consistent.

To make it easier, I also bought a small notebook I called my “traction log.” Each day I noted:

✅ Hours worn

✅ How it felt

✅ Any discomfort

✅ What tension level I used

✅ My weekly goal

⬆️ How I Felt After Day 1

Honestly? It felt a little weird. Not painful, just... different. I wore it for 1 hour the first day while watching TV at night. After taking it off, there was some slight redness, but no pain.

I was surprised by how fast I got used to the feeling. By Day 4, I was already doing 2 sessions of 1.5 hours each. ⬆️ My First Month with ProExtender – Beginner Routine & Lessons Learned

After assembling and testing the ProExtender for a few days, I decided to stick to a structured 4-week routine. I wasn’t in a rush for results — I just wanted consistency and safety.

🗓️ Week-by-Week Routine (Month 1)

🔹 Week 1 – Getting Acquainted

Wear time: 1 hour per day, split into two 30-min sessions

Tension: Very light (just enough to feel a mild pull)

Focus: Comfort, learning how to strap in correctly, and logging daily use

Problems faced:

The strap slipped a few times — I learned that it’s important not to apply lotion or oil beforehand.

I overtightened one day and felt some soreness. I backed off tension the next day and everything was fine.

Solution: Using the comfort foam pad from the Deluxe kit made a huge difference. I trimmed it slightly to fit better and started placing it directly under the silicone noose. That eliminated 90% of discomfort.

🔹 Week 2 – Building Confidence

Wear time: 1.5 to 2 hours per day, in two sessions

Tension: Slightly higher, but still light to medium

Focus: Avoiding slippage, reducing pressure marks, understanding how to measure traction

By now, I started feeling more mentally committed. Logging my sessions made it easier to stay motivated — even though I hadn’t seen visual results yet, I had built a habit.

🗒️ I wrote in my traction log: "Still early, but I’m proud I haven’t skipped a day. Starting to believe this could really work."

🔹 Week 3 – Real Discipline Kicks In

Wear time: 2.5 to 3 hours per day (one longer afternoon session)

Tension: Medium

Comfort rating: 8/10

At this point, I began using the longer rods for the first time. It was exciting — it felt like progress just to be adjusting the rods, as if I was evolving with the device. The longer rods allowed for a better fit without applying excessive pressure.

Minor issue: After longer sessions, I experienced some redness at the tip. Fix: I adjusted the position slightly and began using a soft tissue barrier underneath the foam for added comfort. Worked like a charm.

🔹 Week 4 – First Wins

Wear time: 4 hours/day (2 sessions of 2 hours)

Tension: Medium to medium-high

First measurements: +0.2 inch in stretched length

At the end of the first month, I didn’t expect visible growth, but to my surprise, I noticed a very small increase in stretched length. Not huge, but real. That was the turning point in my motivation.

📏 My starting stretched length was 5.9 inches. After 4 weeks of traction, it measured 6.1 inches (stretched, not erect). Could have been a fluke — but it felt amazing to measure something new.

⬆️ Key Takeaways from Month 1

Ease into it: The device works, but you must let your body adapt slowly.

Comfort gear is essential: The padding in the Deluxe kit saved me from giving up early.

Measuring progress matters: Don’t skip this. Even 0.1 inch is a psychological win.

Routine creates momentum: I treated each session like a workout — not always fun, but always rewarding afterward.

Break it up: Two shorter sessions feel much better than one long one in the early weeks.

⬆️ Why I Kept Going

The first 30 days taught me one truth: ProExtender works if you work it. I knew I had 5 more months to go, but I wasn’t dreading it. In fact, I began to look forward to my sessions — it felt like I had control over my development for the first time.

I also stopped hiding the device. I kept it clean and stored it in the travel case near my work desk. I’d use it during video meetings (with the camera off of course) or while writing emails. ⬆️ Months 2–3: The Real Work Begins (and Results Start Showing)

After finishing the first month and seeing that small +0.2” gain, I felt motivated to stick to the program long-term. Month 2 is when everything leveled up — more hours, higher traction, better confidence.

This part of the journey wasn’t easy — but it’s when I started seeing and feeling change.

🗓️ My Routine During Months 2 and 3

🔹 Week 5–6:

Wear time: 4–5 hours/day

Tension: Medium to medium-high

Rod adjustment: Switched to the longer extension rods

Sessions: 2–3 per day (e.g., 2 hrs AM, 1.5 hrs PM, 1 hr evening)

My comfort with the device had improved so much by now that I started treating it like part of my daily gear. If I was working from home, I wore it under sweatpants without even noticing it after 20 minutes.

🔹 Week 7–8:

Wear time: 6+ hours/day consistently

Tension: Medium-high (still safe, no numbness or pain)

Support: Added a bit more foam padding for longer sessions

By now, I was wearing it in two main sessions:

Morning: 3 hours

Evening: 3 hours

This became my golden schedule. I even built it into my calendar like a meeting — it wasn’t optional. I kept my traction journal going too, noting how I felt after each day.

🧠 One thing I started to feel was mental discipline building. It wasn’t just about growth anymore. It was about commitment, structure, and progress.

📉 Problem: Fatigue and Skin Sensitivity

The biggest challenge during Month 2 wasn’t pain — it was fatigue. Wearing the device for 6 hours a day made my skin slightly tender by the end of the week. One day, I had to take a full break.

My Fixes:

I introduced a “rest day” every Sunday — no traction at all.

I started using baby powder in the contact areas to reduce moisture and friction.

I learned to re-position the strap every 1.5 hours to avoid forming sore spots.

These small changes helped me continue without injury or frustration.

⬆️ Month 2 Results (End of Week 8)

📏 Measured stretched length: +0.6 inches from baseline

My starting point was 5.9 inches (stretched), and I hit 6.5 inches by the end of Month 2. That was a full 0.6" gain in just two months. My girth remained roughly the same, but I wasn’t even focused on that yet.

And more importantly — it looked straighter in the mirror. Not dramatically, but I noticed less of a curve.

💬 I wrote in my log: "I feel like something real is happening now. I’m past the hard part. Now it’s just discipline and time."

🔹 Month 3 Routine – Cruise Control

By Month 3, the extender became a regular part of my life. I was on autopilot:

6 hours/day minimum

High-medium tension

Two full-length rods installed

Sessions done during passive hours (reading, Netflix, work-from-home)

I stopped obsessing over the clock or measuring every 2 weeks. I only measured once at the end of the month.

📏 Month 3 Results

Total gain: +0.9 inches stretched

Visual improvement in symmetry

No injuries, no pinching, no pressure issues

No erectile discomfort or negative side effects

Emotionally, I started feeling much more confident, even if no one else could see it. This device was helping me improve not just physically, but mentally — knowing I was in control and seeing real progress.

⬆️ Summary: What Helped Me Most in Months 2–3

Routine: Traction is just like training. Skip days, and you stall. Show up, and you grow.

Comfort add-ons: Foam, powder, strap adjustments — they matter more the longer you go.

Realistic tracking: Don't measure too often. Once every 4 weeks is perfect.

Rest is recovery: One day off per week kept my skin healthy and reduced mental burnout.

Mindset shift: It’s not about instant results. It’s about playing the long game — and winning.

⬆️ Months 4–6: Long-Term Gains & Final Transformation

By Month 4, I was deep into the process. No doubts, no hesitation — just quiet confidence that what I was doing was working. I had passed the phase of discomfort and adaptation. The device no longer felt foreign. It was simply part of my day.

Let’s walk through how I optimized the final phase, the changes I noticed (including appearance, feel, and function), and what I logged as my final 6-month results.

🛠️ Optimizing the Routine: My Final Setup

By Month 4, I had completely stabilized into a 6 to 7 hour daily routine, broken down as:

Morning session: 3 hours

Afternoon session: 2 hours

Evening session: 1.5 to 2 hours

I also added micro-adjustments every 30–45 minutes. This meant re-centering the glans in the cradle, adjusting the tension slightly, or resetting the strap if I felt skin stress. This helped me avoid soreness even during long sessions.

⬆️ Traction Strategy: Controlled Load Increases

Instead of maxing out the rods right away, I adopted what I now call my "progressive tension pyramid":

Week 1 of month: Medium tension

Week 2: Medium-high

Week 3: Slightly above previous limit

Week 4: Drop back to medium for recovery

This cycle helped my skin and ligaments adapt while continuing to push for growth without setbacks.

🧠 It’s a similar idea to periodization in weightlifting — build, peak, recover, repeat.

📏 Month 4 Results (End of Week 16)

My stretched length hit 6.7 inches — that’s +0.8 inches over baseline. The gains were slower than in Month 2, but I expected that. Growth tends to taper as your body adapts.

But here’s what stood out:

My erect length matched my stretched length almost exactly (which wasn’t true at the beginning)

Girth began to feel fuller around the mid-shaft — even though the extender doesn’t directly target girth, I noticed a more defined shape

The curve I had to the left flattened noticeably — I’d say 70–80% improvement

🔹 Months 5–6: Maintenance & Final Growth

In Months 5 and 6, I stayed consistent but shifted my mindset. I wasn’t trying to break records. I was aiming to lock in the gains and complete the cycle without overtraining.

I wore the extender 5 days/week, not 7

I reduced evening sessions when tired

I focused more on tracking feel and symmetry than size

Also, I got comfortable enough to wear it while walking slowly indoors — this added even more passive hours to my daily traction time.

📏 Final Results After 6 Months

Here’s what my notebook showed at Day 180:

Starting stretched length: 5.9 inches

Final stretched length: 8.1 inches

Total gain: +2.2 inches

Girth change: Slight, approx +0.3 inch at mid-shaft

Curvature correction: ~80% improvement

Confidence level: Through the roof 🔥

Was it life-changing? In some ways — yes. Not just because of the physical results, but because of the mental clarity I developed by sticking to something hard for half a year.

⬆️ Lifestyle Adjustments That Helped

Hydration & recovery – I noticed better comfort on days I drank more water.

No caffeine before sessions – It made me tense and less focused.

No social media during traction time – Instead, I read or worked. It made time fly.

Stretching the body = stretching success – 5 minutes of leg and back stretches made the traction more bearable somehow. Everything’s connected.

💬 What It Feels Like After 6 Months

Wearing the device now feels as normal as wearing socks.

I haven’t used it every day lately, but when I do, it’s simple and smooth.

The biggest win: I know I can rely on myself to follow through on something difficult.

ProExtender gave me more than physical results — it gave me ownership of my progress. ⬆️ ProExtender Pros & Cons After 6 Months of Use

Now that I’ve completed 6 months with ProExtender, here’s my honest breakdown — no fluff, just the real ups and downs of long-term use.

✅ Pros:

1. It actually works. I saw real, measurable gains — 2.2 inches in length and some girth. No gimmicks, no exaggeration.

2. Affordable for the results. I paid under $170 for the Deluxe version. That’s a fraction of what other systems cost, and I got long-lasting changes.

3. Straightforward setup. Once I learned how to assemble and use it, I didn’t need tech support or apps. It’s purely mechanical and reliable.

4. Durable materials. Six months in, and all parts are still solid. The rods, straps, cradle — all held up perfectly. I just cleaned it regularly.

5. Portable and discreet. Comes with a travel pouch. I even took it on a weekend trip. No one ever knew. Also, the box it came in was 100% unbranded.

6. Great for Peyronie’s (curvature correction). My slight leftward curve reduced by over 70%. I hadn’t expected that — it was a huge bonus.

7. Improved confidence. I felt like I had more control over my body, and that confidence bled into other areas of my life too.

❌ Cons:

1. Requires discipline. There’s no shortcut. You have to wear it — regularly — for weeks and months. Miss days, and you lose momentum.

2. Can be uncomfortable early on. Weeks 1–3 were tough. Skin soreness, slippage, learning how to position it correctly — it took trial and error.

3. Not wearable at night. You must be awake to use it. This limits your routine to daytime hours.

4. Slightly visible under tight clothes. Loose pants = fine. But tight jeans or dress pants? Not a chance. You’ll need to plan your wear time accordingly.

5. No girth-specific accessories. While I did gain some girth, ProExtender is clearly optimized for length and correction — not thickness.

⬆️ Who Should Try ProExtender?

Based on my experience, this device is ideal for:

🧠 Men who value logic and evidence — this is medical traction, not magic.

🧑‍💻 People with consistent schedules (especially remote workers).

🛠️ Men who are hands-on and don’t mind assembling something simple.

💸 Guys on a budget who want long-term results without surgery or pills.

📏 Anyone looking to correct curvature in a non-invasive way.

🧱 Men who are patient, disciplined, and can commit to 6 months.

⬇️ Who Should Probably Skip It?

⌛ Those looking for overnight results — this isn’t for you.

😬 If you’re extremely sensitive or have serious skin issues.

💼 Men with rigid work hours and no privacy might struggle to use it daily.

💤 People who only want something wearable at night — look at Phallosan Forte instead.

⬆️ Would I Do It Again?

Absolutely — and here’s why:

✅ I didn’t just see growth — I saw personal change. ✅ I learned self-discipline and consistency. ✅ I gained confidence and pride in the progress I made.

This wasn’t a miracle. It was a method. And it worked.

If I had to start over, I’d still choose the ProExtender Deluxe Kit — the comfort padding, extra rods, and cleaning fluid made the difference between giving up early and staying the course.

🛒 Final Recommendation: Go Deluxe, Go Consistent, Go 6 Months

If you’re on the fence, here’s my advice:

⬆️ Start small, but stay consistent. ⬆️ Use the comfort accessories — they’re a game-changer. ⬆️ Track your progress monthly (not daily). ⬆️ Be patient. Trust the process.

You don’t need hype. You need proof. And I’m your proof — this works.

🎯 Ready to Start?

If you’re ready to commit, I suggest getting the ProExtender Deluxe Kit — it includes everything you’ll need for 6 months of consistent progress:

✅ Full traction system

✅ Extra rods for growth

✅ 2 noose straps

✅ Comfort padding

✅ Cleaning solution

✅ Travel pouch

✅ Discreet packaging

✅ 6-month money-back guarantee

⬆️ Click here to order from the official website: https://goforsize.net/go/proextender

⬆️ Final Words

This device changed my life — not just physically, but mentally. It taught me that slow progress is still progress, and that you don’t need to be born with confidence — you can build it.

So if you’re ready to build yours, take the first step like I did.

⬆️ Get your ProExtender Deluxe today → https://goforsize.net/go/proextender

You’ll thank yourself 180 days from now.