Packing:

The goal of using materials to create a "buldge" that will look like a man's penis.

 

When I first started performing, I used just some rolled up socks, or anything I could find that would make a buldge. Now, I have a big rubber dildo that I just stick in my pants when performing. It seems more realistic. Although packing is not necessary at all, there is a feeling of power that you get when your packing heat. You get that sense of this powerful tool that has for so long been a symbol of power and status that is yours to borrow. Here what I know about packing

How should I pack? What should I use? Well, let me start by telling you what you don't want to do, which is make it look like you've got a dang Hickory Farms Beefstick in your pants (then again, you don't want to look like you're packing a Slim Jim, either). Unless you want to be cruised and followed like a puppy dog through the Castro, you never want to pack too much. Sure, you want to pack as much as you think you should, but you also want to be realistic about it, right? Do some research: look at any clothed man to see how a natural look should be. No matter what you do, you want a pair of briefs that fit snug against you, so that nothing would be able to fall out of them.

The cheapest and, in the past, most common method of packing (plain and simple as it is): a rolled up sock. Sure, it's not as realistically floppy as a store bought one, but it works. Just don't use three pairs.

Pack N' Play

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http://www.toysinbabeland.com

 

 

FTM Prosthesis

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http://www.ftmprosthetics.com/

 

 

Another cheap and easy method is on that you can make yourself too. However, it will probably need replacing every few months. All you need is a couple of condoms and some hair-gel. Fill a condom with gel - enough so you will end up with a realistic size. Remember - this is your everyday unaroused dick - you don't want to look like you've just shoved a cucumber down there. Tie the condom tight and enclose in another before wrapping that up too. You need this double layer to prevent leakage. That's your dick. You can then make a couple of smaller ones for balls in the same way and attach them by knotting things together. And that's it!! You can wear it in your underpants, or keep it in place with a jock-strap.How about a store-bought "cheap" solution? The Bulge, at $19.95, is a lightweight over-cup that fits over a bioman's bits n' pieces to make it look larger than it actually is. You need to use it with some sort of filling, otherwise it'd cave in; use a sock or piece of cloth, rolled up, so it just barely fills the thing.

The Pack-n-Play by Vixen Creations offers you a packy that's makes you an instant sparrin' partner; it's firm enough for intercourse, but flexible enough to be used as a packy. Heck, sounds great to me; though we've seen a few reports that when you use it as a packy it makes you look like you're walking around with and erection (again, fine by me!). You can get it direct from Vixen or through Stormy Leather and a whole host of other adult toy retailers. Not to worry, it comes in "vanilla" colored as well as black (Vixen is known for their funky colored strap-ons and dildos).

One last willy before we get to the pricey stuff: The Ultimate Packer. Its creator, Lady Amber Thorne, boasts 100 percent satisfaction rate, and I don't see why not--it's made from "Realfeel Superskin" (whatever that is), and looks pliable enough; it even comes in three different sizes. At $39.95 plus s/h, it's a steal compared to the next ones.

There is also Mr. Softy that you can find at Toys in Babeland. This is a rather cheap and realistic looking piece of equipment.

Now, two options for the rich boys: The FtM Prosthesis and The Phallusprosthesis. The former is made by an Australian prosthetist; on his site, he boasts about how many compliments from the FtM community he gets on his product. You can choose from a little over a dozen skin shades (he'll send you samples for $20), choose between sizes (small, medium, large, and erect), and wear it adhered to the skin for a few days at a time. The downside: the smallest one is $350.00, plus $70.00 for the medical adhesive.

-Dante DiFranco