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How to pack when things are sensitive?

Started by andrews49, July 11, 2014, 09:39:08 PM

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andrews49

Hi I'm having a problem with packing. I've only packed once and I didn't have a good harness so it felt really uncomfortable. So I made a homemade one with the elastic band of my underwear and I sewed some fabric to make a hole. I have a small masho packer so when I used it, it was all in place but it brushed against my junk and it's really sensitive. I really don't want to be stimulated every time I walk. Even if I put the packer over my underwear then I feel it rubbing against me. I really need some tips because I really want to pack.

Does anyone have any good packer holder suggestions? I'm looking for one where it's a pocket you can put it in and at a good price. I recently got a larger and thicker packer that doesn't go well with a harness so I want to use that one. And also if anyone has any suggestions on how to pack without it rubbing against you that would help alot. Thanks.
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aleon515

Wear the harness over your underwear. I believe junk was meant to breathe. I have this problem in the extreme, and I have gone to a cotton packer (I made a sock into a packer) and wear it in a jockstrap over my underwear. I haven't had any problem with that arrangement.

--Jay
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Maleth

I second what Jay said, but if you're looking for packing underwear with a pocket, Tranzwear sells them. Here is their link: http://www.tranzwear.net/

They have all sorts of packing underwear (jocks, briefs, boxer-briefs, boxers, etc.) and you just need to select the insert for the pocket in the underwear.
~Maleth
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andrews49

I do wear the harness over my underwear and I still feel it. And thanks I will check out the tranzwear site!
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Nowhereboi

I had a similar problem for the longest time, but then I got a packer with a tab and it's been a lot better.  I think the tab helps with placement, so there's really nothing between my legs or underneath my biobits.  Everything hangs in front (unless I'm wearing super tight jeans or something).  You can replicate this with a non-tabbed packer by putting your masho into a sock, cutting out holes for the shaft and balls to hang through, and using the top of the sock as a "tab" that you can secure into your boxers.


---MK

"But for three years I had roses – and apologised to no-one."
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Maleth

Quote from: Nowhereboi on July 12, 2014, 09:25:27 AM
I had a similar problem for the longest time, but then I got a packer with a tab and it's been a lot better.  I think the tab helps with placement, so there's really nothing between my legs or underneath my biobits.  Everything hangs in front (unless I'm wearing super tight jeans or something).  You can replicate this with a non-tabbed packer by putting your masho into a sock, cutting out holes for the shaft and balls to hang through, and using the top of the sock as a "tab" that you can secure into your boxers.

Out of curiosity, what packer do you use that has a tab? I've been looking for something I can adhere for ages, honestly.
~Maleth
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