Best Traction Device For Dorsal Curve!

[Godisreal]

Hey guys.
I was just wondering, since I have a dorsal curve, which traction device is the best to counter a dorsal curve?
I want names on the devices, please.
I'd love if you guys would take your time and name drop all these different devices; that way I can figure out/guess which one would suit me best.
Thanks.  

[Pfract]

Have you been reading the posts here? Restorex is a very good solution for that.... Plenty of stories, diaries, videos online on how you can counter bend the penis...

[Godisreal]

Of course I've been reading the posts here, but there's no clear answer.
But yea, Restorex sure looks interesting.
Is it, in your opinion, enough to stretch straight out and not counter bend?
Because if I'm not mistaking, RestoreX only allows straight-out-stretching, correct?  

[LuisFernandez]

RestoreX's main future is to do counter traction against the fulcrum of a curve. It is an excellent device, though the way it clamps on the head is a bit crude.

I think it's the best device for curves. You can't wear it on for too long though. I rarely use it these days because of how uncomfortable it is. These days i do light weight hanging straight down. Or even something that looks dumb, but i have a pulley system on my desk. I then do traction while i bend over with my butt to the desk and so the tension creates a counter-tension agains the dorsal curve.

Additionally i like to use my totalman rod extender with a stick through the rods to provide tension against the curve for many hours.

[Pfract]

Of course I've been reading the posts here, but there's no clear answer.
But yea, Restorex sure looks interesting.
Is it, in your opinion, enough to stretch straight out and not counter bend?
Because if I'm not mistaking, RestoreX only allows straight-out-stretching, correct?

450+ posts here... And you tell me that restorex only allows straight out stretching? Are you even for real??

[Godisreal]

Life's not going so well, pfract? Or why are you so disrespectful?
Weren't you a moderator here, as well? You're like 40 and you still post such passive aggressive things? May God help you.
And I didn't state it only allows straight out stretching - I asked if it did. That's why it's a question-mark at the end of my sentence.
So no, I'm not telling you that.
Luis, did you have any luck with RestoreX or what makes you call it "an excellent device"?
Thanks for the help.  

[Pfract]

What makes my life not go so great is comments like yours. I am far from disrespectful. I'm upset that you are here in this board on a constant basis, posting relentlessly, presumably reading posts on the board too and whilst there are so many about restorex, the way it works and the gains people had with the device as well as their difficulties and you come up with a post like that.

It shows a lot about you and the attention that you DON'T PAY to the content there is here, as well as online about the device. Instead of acknowledging that you should be more engaged on the board, especially when it comes to traction devices and this one in particular, you choose to attack me. Congrats buddy  

[Asphyxia]

Il share my personal experience aswell as my thoughts,
I have andropeyronies, which i find very easy to put on but it constricts the blood flow to the glans and causes pain if i tighten it too much or wear it for too long,

I also have the penimaster pro which i havent learned to use yet,
and i tore all of those latex caps trying to use it.
Much heavier in my pants, when it did work for me it was good, slight pain from the vaccum on the glans.

You asked if its enough to stretch strsight out and not counter bend, i suppose it might be, theres a post of someone who had sucess with it
https://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php/topic,14792.0.html?PHPSESSID=emjivvrij746n5pf2nnpkr7jq4

Now if i remember correctly, NeoV had posted videos on traction devices, and i think he mentioned that he finds penimaster pro very comfortable, yet he also finds the counter bend of restorex to be beneficial.

Personally, i wouldnt want to use restorex counter bend on the active phase, i can get pain even from a straight out stretch the way it is, and its already daunting enough, maybe for me it would be something to add in, in the future.

Also id rather do long duration and low tension, i have the time to have it hanging in my pants.

[AnaDuck]

Hello Godisreal,

From my understanding and I could be wrong, RestoreX is the best out there for counter-bending. However, I'm not sure if Medical trials have been conducted on other traction devices.

I personally use RestoreX and so far it's been great. The best (for me) has been the almost constant lower hang in the flaccid state, less "hard-flaccid" symptoms and the scare tissue node is getting harder to feel. Plus, the device has improved erectile function in less than a week, which is crazy.

Best,  

[Mr man]

Hello god is real (nice name btw).

I have a dorsal curve. Have had restorex. There were some promising results. Stronger erections, gained a little length, but it did nothing for the curve. Tended to spring back. I did only spend 2 months in it though.

Am using totalman rod system. With some modifications. It's showing strong results on straitening penis.

If I could spend money again. I'd buy penis master pro. It's basically the same as totalman, but geared more for peyronie's. The advantages being you don't have to tape up the glans, and I could be wrong but I think it tells you the ideal tension?

So my recommendation would be penis master pro.