Hey everyone,
I just completed 9 full months (270 days) using the Quick Extender Pro, and I figured it’s time to write up my honest, detailed experience. I spent a lot of time researching extenders before I bought mine, and I hope this helps anyone who's in the same position I was.
How I Ordered Quick Extender Pro
I bought it directly from the official website here - quickextenderpro.com
There are four package options when ordering(Get 20% OFF by using code: DEALDAY):
What’s Included in the Deluxe Limited Edition
When the package arrived, it included:
Assembly and First Impressions
I spent about 20 minutes putting the device together the first time, mostly because I kept double-checking each part and adjusting to find a comfortable fit. The DSS system was unfamiliar at first, but it felt much more secure than older noose-style extenders I had seen in the past.
The first time wearing it was strange. Not painful, but it definitely felt like something new was attached to me. I wore it for just 1 hour the first day to see how my skin and body would react. There was a learning curve, but the instructional guide was clear.
After the first week, I was confident in strapping it on and taking it off easily, and I knew how to get the right amount of pressure without discomfort.
My Routine: Month by Month
Month 1 (Intro phase):
I started slow. My main goal was to get used to the device, not to chase results. I wore it for 1 to 2 hours a day during the first two weeks, then gradually increased to 3 to 4 hours by the end of the month. I took a day off every 4–5 days to allow for recovery. I used gauze wrapping under the straps to prevent pressure marks.
Month 2–3 (Adaptation and early tension phase):
By now, I was able to wear it for 4 to 6 hours per day, broken into 2 or 3 sessions. I started extending the bars slowly. I never rushed this. I only increased the rods when I could wear the current setup for a full session with no discomfort. I tracked every session in a simple spreadsheet: time, bar length, strap tightness, and any irritation or pressure points.
Month 3–6 (Progress phase):
These were my most consistent months. I averaged 6 hours per day, almost every day. I saw visible improvement in stretched length by around the 4-month mark. Not huge, but measurable. I added more rods and was able to handle medium-high tension. I also started using a warm cloth before and after sessions to promote blood flow.
Month 6–9 (Maintenance and final gains):
I kept up the routine, now at 6 to 8 hours per day most days. I had built up skin tolerance, and comfort was no longer an issue. I focused more on maintaining tension than increasing it constantly. The results became more noticeable in both appearance and measured length.
Progress and Results
I measured my progress weekly using the included ruler. I always measured at the same time of day, after a brief warm-up, and using the same method to ensure consistency.
At the start:
Baseline stretched length (BPEL): 5.8 inches
Flaccid length: about 4.1 inches
After 9 months:
Stretched length (BPEL): 6.9 inches
Flaccid length: 4.9 inches
So I gained 1.1 inches in stretched length and just under an inch in flaccid length. Girth stayed about the same, but I wasn’t aiming to change that.
How I Tracked My Use
I kept a simple Google Sheets doc where I logged:
Problems and Solutions
Pros and Cons After 270 Days
Pros:
Final Thoughts
If you're looking for a legitimate way to gain length naturally and are willing to commit to a routine, Quick Extender Pro actually works. It’s not magic and it doesn’t work overnight, but if you put in the time and track your progress, you will see results.
The Deluxe Limited Edition was worth the price. It had all the tools I needed to complete a full 9-month run without having to buy extras. I’d recommend it to anyone serious about a long-term stretching program.
Here’s the official link I used when ordering:
https://geni.us/qep20
If you're dealing with curvature or Peyronie’s, they have a specialized edition here:
https://geni.us/qep-peyronies
Feel free to ask me anything about setup, comfort tips, or tracking. I’ve been through the full process and can share what worked best for me.
I just completed 9 full months (270 days) using the Quick Extender Pro, and I figured it’s time to write up my honest, detailed experience. I spent a lot of time researching extenders before I bought mine, and I hope this helps anyone who's in the same position I was.
How I Ordered Quick Extender Pro
I bought it directly from the official website here - quickextenderpro.com
There are four package options when ordering(Get 20% OFF by using code: DEALDAY):
- Value Edition – very basic, for minimal budget ($119)
- Deluxe Standard Edition – a more complete option ($179)
- Deluxe Limited Edition – the one I bought ($349)
- Peyronie’s and Curvature Edition – this is best for those dealing with noticeable curvature or Peyronie’s($179)
What’s Included in the Deluxe Limited Edition
When the package arrived, it included:
- The full Quick Extender Pro base device
- Double Strap Support (DSS) system
- Multiple elongation bars for gradual length increases
- Extra comfort pads
- Extra silicone tubes
- Memory foam base pad
- Travel case
- Alcohol wipes and medical gauze
- Measuring ruler
- Instructional DVD and printed manual
Assembly and First Impressions
I spent about 20 minutes putting the device together the first time, mostly because I kept double-checking each part and adjusting to find a comfortable fit. The DSS system was unfamiliar at first, but it felt much more secure than older noose-style extenders I had seen in the past.
The first time wearing it was strange. Not painful, but it definitely felt like something new was attached to me. I wore it for just 1 hour the first day to see how my skin and body would react. There was a learning curve, but the instructional guide was clear.
After the first week, I was confident in strapping it on and taking it off easily, and I knew how to get the right amount of pressure without discomfort.
My Routine: Month by Month
Month 1 (Intro phase):
I started slow. My main goal was to get used to the device, not to chase results. I wore it for 1 to 2 hours a day during the first two weeks, then gradually increased to 3 to 4 hours by the end of the month. I took a day off every 4–5 days to allow for recovery. I used gauze wrapping under the straps to prevent pressure marks.
Month 2–3 (Adaptation and early tension phase):
By now, I was able to wear it for 4 to 6 hours per day, broken into 2 or 3 sessions. I started extending the bars slowly. I never rushed this. I only increased the rods when I could wear the current setup for a full session with no discomfort. I tracked every session in a simple spreadsheet: time, bar length, strap tightness, and any irritation or pressure points.
Month 3–6 (Progress phase):
These were my most consistent months. I averaged 6 hours per day, almost every day. I saw visible improvement in stretched length by around the 4-month mark. Not huge, but measurable. I added more rods and was able to handle medium-high tension. I also started using a warm cloth before and after sessions to promote blood flow.
Month 6–9 (Maintenance and final gains):
I kept up the routine, now at 6 to 8 hours per day most days. I had built up skin tolerance, and comfort was no longer an issue. I focused more on maintaining tension than increasing it constantly. The results became more noticeable in both appearance and measured length.
Progress and Results
I measured my progress weekly using the included ruler. I always measured at the same time of day, after a brief warm-up, and using the same method to ensure consistency.
At the start:
Baseline stretched length (BPEL): 5.8 inches
Flaccid length: about 4.1 inches
After 9 months:
Stretched length (BPEL): 6.9 inches
Flaccid length: 4.9 inches
So I gained 1.1 inches in stretched length and just under an inch in flaccid length. Girth stayed about the same, but I wasn’t aiming to change that.
How I Tracked My Use
I kept a simple Google Sheets doc where I logged:
- Date
- Hours worn
- Total weekly hours
- Bar length used
- Notes on comfort or issues
Problems and Solutions
- Strap pinching or slipping:
I solved this with alcohol wipes, letting the strap dry, and using a thin layer of gauze under the DSS system. Also, not overtightening the straps helped. - Skin redness or soreness:
Took short breaks every hour or so, applied aloe afterward, and made sure not to overextend. - Rod pressure on the base:
The memory foam pad helped a lot here. Without it, the base ring would dig in a little after 4+ hours. - Staying motivated:
Keeping notes and taking monthly pictures (not shared here obviously) really helped see progress and stay consistent.
Pros and Cons After 270 Days
Pros:
- High-quality build and materials
- DSS system is more stable and secure than other extenders
- Flexible rod system lets you customize tension and length
- Real, measurable results
- Works quietly under loose clothes, easy to wear at home or during desk work
- Instructions and support were clear and easy to follow
- Takes real commitment (6 hours/day isn’t easy for everyone)
- Not very discreet under tight pants
- You have to clean and maintain it regularly
- It’s not cheap, but the Deluxe Limited package gave me everything I needed
Final Thoughts
If you're looking for a legitimate way to gain length naturally and are willing to commit to a routine, Quick Extender Pro actually works. It’s not magic and it doesn’t work overnight, but if you put in the time and track your progress, you will see results.
The Deluxe Limited Edition was worth the price. It had all the tools I needed to complete a full 9-month run without having to buy extras. I’d recommend it to anyone serious about a long-term stretching program.
Here’s the official link I used when ordering:
https://geni.us/qep20
If you're dealing with curvature or Peyronie’s, they have a specialized edition here:
https://geni.us/qep-peyronies
Feel free to ask me anything about setup, comfort tips, or tracking. I’ve been through the full process and can share what worked best for me.