What the 2-Inch Elongation Bar Does
The elongation bar is a small but important part of your traction device routine. This set includes two separate bars, each measuring 2 inches (5 cm), designed to be used with your traction device. Their purpose is simple: they allow you to increase the length of the device in controlled, incremental steps. This is how you progress from a comfortable starting tension to a more advanced setting over time.
The bars are medium-sized, which means they offer a balanced adjustment range — not too small that you need many steps, and not too large that the jump in tension feels uncomfortable. They are compatible with Sizegenetics traction device systems, so if you own a device from that brand, these bars will fit.
Elongation Bar 2in (Set of 2) at a Glance
- Elongation bar 2in/5cm (set of 2): This set includes two separate elongation bars, each measuring 2 inches (5 cm) in length. You get two identical bars, so you can use one or both depending on your device setup and how much length increase you need.
Elongation bar 2in/5cm (set of 2) - Elongation bar 2in/5cm (set of 2): Medium-sized bars for a balanced adjustment range. The medium size means each bar adds a moderate amount of length, making it easier to find a tension level that works for you without large jumps.
- Elongation bar 2in/5cm (set of 2): Compatible with Sizegenetics traction device systems. If you own a Sizegenetics device, these bars are a direct fit. For other brands, compatibility is not confirmed by the supplied information.
How to Add the Elongation Bar to Your Device
The supplied information does not include step-by-step assembly instructions for this specific bar, but the general process for adding an elongation bar to a traction device follows a logical sequence. Use these steps as a guide, and refer to your device's manual for exact fitting details.
- Remove the current end piece: Unscrew or detach the part of the device that holds the glans or strap. This is usually at the end of the main rod assembly.
- Insert the elongation bar: Place one 2-inch bar onto the threaded post or into the slot where the end piece was. The bar is designed to fit securely into the device's existing connection points.
- Reattach the end piece: Screw or click the glans holder or strap attachment back onto the elongation bar. Ensure it is tight enough that it won't slip during use.
- Adjust tension gradually: After adding the bar, the device will be longer. Start with a lower tension setting than you normally use, and increase slowly over several sessions to let your body adapt.
Progression Tips for Length Gains
The idea behind using elongation bars is incremental progression. You don't add the full length all at once. Start with one bar, and only move to two bars (or a longer bar) when you feel the current setting is no longer providing enough stretch. The separate bars allow for flexible configuration — you can use one bar at a time or stack them if your device supports it.
Because the bars are medium-sized, each addition represents a moderate increase in device length. This is helpful because it reduces the risk of overstretching. Listen to your body: if you feel sharp pain or numbness, remove the bar and go back to a shorter setting. The catalog does not specify recommended wear times or tension levels, so start conservatively and increase gradually.
What the Catalog Does Not Tell You
The supplied information confirms that these bars are compatible with Sizegenetics systems, but it does not specify whether they work with other brands. If you use a different device, check the connection type before ordering. The catalog also does not include instructions for cleaning the bars or how long you can expect them to last. As a general rule, wipe them with a damp cloth after each use and store them in a dry place. The bars are made of a rigid material (likely plastic or metal), but the exact material is not stated in the available records.
Finally, there is no mention of medical benefits or safe-use duration. The bars are a mechanical part of the device, not a medical product. Use them as part of a routine you have discussed with a healthcare professional if you have any concerns.
