SizeGenetics Front Piece White 4-Hole: Replacement Fit Guide
By Penile traction device for Length & Curvature | Published: 2026-11-04
Category: Veiledninger
Fit the white 4-hole SizeGenetics front piece correctly: match the part, route the silicone tubes, seat the rubber grips, and check the cradle before every session.
Quick answer
Fit the white 4-hole SizeGenetics front piece only after confirming it matches your current cradle, then route the silicone tubes through the four holes, seat the rubber grips on the underside ridges, and test the hold at low tension before a full session.
Why the 4-hole white front piece is not a universal swap
The front piece is the plastic cradle component that carries the four threading holes for the silicone tubes and the underside ridges that anchor the rubber grips. A replacement only works if the hole pattern and ridge layout match the cradle you already own. A different color or hole count is a sign you may be holding the wrong variant, not a cosmetic difference.
If your device uses a different cradle layout, stop and identify the correct part before forcing anything. The catalog does not list every device variant, so treat the part number and hole count as your primary check.
When to replace rather than re-fit
Re-fit the existing front piece when the tubes still thread cleanly and the grips sit flat. Replace it when a hole has worn oval, a ridge has cracked, or the grips no longer stay seated during low-tension wear. A loose cradle that shifts under tension is a fit problem you cannot solve by tightening the device further.
How to fit the white 4-hole front piece step by step
- Match the part to your cradle: Compare the new front piece with the old one: count the four threading holes and check that the underside ridge pattern matches. Common mistake: ordering by color alone and missing a different hole count. If the hole count or ridge layout differs, stop and identify the correct cradle component.
- Remove the old front piece cleanly: Detach the silicone tubes and rubber grips first, then release the front piece from the cradle. Keep the tubes and grips together so you do not lose the seating order. Common mistake: prying the cradle while the tubes are still threaded.
- Route the silicone tubes through the four holes: Thread each tube through its matching hole from the underside so the tube ends sit evenly. Common mistake: crossing tubes between holes, which pulls the cradle off-center under tension. Check that all four tube ends sit at the same depth before continuing.
- Seat the rubber grips on the underside ridges: Press each rubber grip onto its ridge until it sits flat, with no lifted edge. Common mistake: leaving one grip slightly raised, which lets the cradle rock during wear. Run a fingertip across every ridge; any raised grip means reseat it.
- Test the hold at low tension: Attach the device and apply light tension only, then check that the front piece stays centered and the tubes do not slip. Common mistake: starting at full tension and mistaking a seating error for a grip problem. If the cradle shifts at low tension, recheck tube depth and grip seating before increasing tension.
Replacement part facts
- SizeGenetics Front Piece — White, 4 Holes (Replacement Cradle Part): The SizeGenetics Front Piece is a white, 4-hole plastic cradle component made from medical-grade engineered plastic. Confirm your cradle uses the same four-hole layout before ordering, because the hole pattern determines whether the silicone tubes will thread correctly.
SizeGenetics Front Piece — White, 4 Holes (Replacement Cradle Part)
