So, been thinking of getting a Bathmate

[Wang McDiddledong Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Wang McDiddledong]

So what's the difference between the X30/X40 series and the new nomenclature with Hydro 5, 7, 9, 11 etc? I can follow up to the earlier series, but no idea how the new one stands in comparison to it, or what I should have in mind. Could someone elucidate? thanks!

[djmotion Senior Member Member of the Month March 2019 Find all posts View Profile Close djmotion]

Pretty sure they are basically same.. Think they make have a new valve mechanism but not sure. The number at the end just stands for the maximum size the user can be when starting.

[TheGreatDivider Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close TheGreatDivider]

So what's the difference between the X30/X40 series and the new nomenclature with Hydro 5, 7, 9, 11 etc? I can follow up to the earlier series, but no idea how the new one stands in comparison to it, or what I should have in mind. Could someone elucidate? thanks!

The X30 is the Hydromax 7, X40 is the 9, and X50 is the 11.

[Wang McDiddledong Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Wang McDiddledong]

The X30 is the Hydromax 7, X40 is the 9, and X50 is the 11.

Thought as much. Thanks!

I'm a bit confused though - Thunders's place size chart recommends that I get the x40, but the official website recommends x30, though to be fair, I might have lowballed the dimensions a little bit. But still - would it be very detrimental to gains if I bought the one size too large/borderline eligible pump rather than going for the smaller one? I'm trying to think long-term here, and x40 already provides room to grow to a size that no one should really have any business exceeding,except just for the sake of it :P

[BigKnob Senior Member Member of the Month Nov 2019 Find all posts View Profile Close BigKnob]

Thought as much. Thanks!

I'm a bit confused though - Thunders's place size chart recommends that I get the x40, but the official website recommends x30, though to be fair, I might have lowballed the dimensions a little bit. But still - would it be very detrimental to gains if I bought the one size too large/borderline eligible pump rather than going for the smaller one? I'm trying to think long-term here, and x40 already provides room to grow to a size that no one should really have any business exceeding,except just for the sake of it :P

if you are over 7 inches in length you should pick the x40, if you are just below i recommend you do manuals or something until you are 7 inches+ . being below the recommended size will give you very little to no gains in the bathmate

[Wang McDiddledong Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Wang McDiddledong]

if you are over 7 inches in length you should pick the x40, if you are just below i recommend you do manuals or something until you are 7 inches+ . being below the recommended size will give you very little to no gains in the bathmate

Well yeah, I'm over 7 in bone pressed. Girth is a bit on the low end with only slightly above 5 inches, but I guess it shouldn't be a serious problem.

[BigKnob Senior Member Member of the Month Nov 2019 Find all posts View Profile Close BigKnob]

Well yeah, I'm over 7 in bone pressed. Girth is a bit on the low end with only slightly above 5 inches, but I guess it shouldn't be a serious problem.

the size guide doesnt really say anything about girth other than its above average which you already are, so you should go with the x40

[Walter BP Rep Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Walter BP Rep]

The size chart will guide you on what pump model is best for your size.

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[IdealPenis Senior Member Member of the Month Feb 2019 Find all posts View Profile Close IdealPenis]

Get to the official manufacturer website and you will see the current bathmate products with names and specific size guide.
I am not allowed to link outside pegym but you can google.

[Wang McDiddledong Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Wang McDiddledong]

The thing is, the current version of the official website recommends the x30, and according to older considerations I should be getting an x40. Feels like a more long-term investment too :P

[Walter BP Rep Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Walter BP Rep]

The thing is, the current version of the official website recommends the x30, and according to older considerations I should be getting an x40. Feels like a more long-term investment too :P

With the room for growth space the X30 can handle 9 inches in length max.

[Wang McDiddledong Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Wang McDiddledong]

Ok, I've read some articles and testimonials in the meantime and most people seem to say that you don't really get permanent gains from just pumping. If I were to get a bathmate, I'd think of actually only pumping and doing nothing else (time's a concern too). But most PE people who have gained thanks to the bathmate claim to also have been doing jelqs, and that without jelqs no permanent gains are possible, and all you're gonna get is a temporary pump. Is that true? Because if it is, I guess I'll spare myself the expenses and just continue with the JFR, which did provide visible results after completing the first cycle.

[Walter BP Rep Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Walter BP Rep]

This comes from the bathpump FAQs, and it says

Are the results permanent?

Yes, once you have reached your desired goals, the gains are yours to keep. After you get your desired result, we suggest continuing for 6 weeks to increase the likelihood of permanency and helping "cement" your results.

Your results stay permanent because every time you get an erection, you're performing a light form of penis exercise - and thus maintaining your gains. Accordingly, the more erections you have, the more light exercise you're getting, and the more likely you are to maintain your gains.