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The MaleEdge Pro is the most complete kit in the MaleEdge range: a penile traction device from Danish maker Danamedic, packed with every spare and comfort accessory the brand sells, plus the measuring ruler, training diary and program you use to follow it. If you've already decided traction is something you want to try, Pro is the version that saves you buying straps and pads separately later.

How a penile traction device works

The extender is a frame that sits along the shaft. A base ring rests at the root of the penis, two adjustable side rods run forward from it, and a front piece holds the head in place with a rubber strap. Lengthening the rods applies a steady, gentle pull along the shaft. MaleEdge builds its adjustment around three set traction levels (1,200 g, 2,000 g and 2,800 g), so you move up in clear steps rather than guessing how much tension you're adding. The maker markets the system for long daily wear and makes its own claims about results; we don't make any, and outcomes vary from person to person.

What the Pro kit adds

All three MaleEdge kits share the same extender. MaleEdge Basic gives you the device, two rubber straps, a ruler and a travel bag. MaleEdge Extra adds more accessories. Pro includes the full Basic and Extra contents, then adds four extra rubber straps, two protection pads and cohesive gauze. Those extras matter more than they sound: straps wear with use, and the pads and gauze are what make longer sessions comfortable on the skin around the head.

Fitting and comfort

Start on the lowest traction level and for short sessions while you learn how the strap should sit. Wrap a little cohesive gauze under the strap if you feel pinching, and use a protection pad between the strap and the skin. The strap should hold firmly without turning the head pale, cold or numb; if it does, loosen it or take the device off and try again later. Loose trousers make it easier to wear under clothing. MaleEdge's sizing covers a stretched flaccid length from about 1.6 to 8.7 inches.

Following the program

The kit isn't just hardware. The printed MaleEdge program and the training diary give you a routine to follow, and the ruler lets you log measurements the same way each time, at the same time of day and in the same state, so your notes are comparable. The online instructional video is worth watching before your first fitting; seeing how the base ring and strap sit makes the written steps far easier. Pro also includes access to the MaleEdge forum, where other users swap fitting and comfort tips.

Cleaning and storage

Rinse the ring, rods and front piece after every session, dry them, and replace straps when they start to stretch or crack. Store the kit in its travel bag away from direct sun, which can age rubber parts faster.

Specifications

  • Brand: MaleEdge (Danamedic, Denmark)
  • Type: penile traction device kit
  • Traction levels: 1,200 g, 2,000 g and 2,800 g
  • Fits: stretched flaccid length of roughly 1.6–8.7 in
  • In the box: MaleEdge extender, ruler/measurer, product box, travel bag, MaleEdge program, four extra rubber straps, two protection pads, cohesive gauze, training diary, access to the online instructional video and forum
  • Colour: red and black, in a red gift box
  • Also available: Basic and Extra kits

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Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Male Edge Pro Penile Traction Device Kit.

What's the difference between MaleEdge Pro, Extra and Basic?

The extender itself is the same in all three. Basic has the essentials, Extra adds more accessories, and Pro includes everything from both plus four spare rubber straps, two protection pads and cohesive gauze. Pro makes sense if you plan regular, longer sessions and want spares on hand.

How long should I wear a penile traction device each day?

MaleEdge's program is built around long daily wear, but start with short sessions on the lowest traction level and build up slowly. Take it off straight away if you feel pain, numbness or the head turns pale or cold, and follow the instructional video included with the kit.

Can I wear the MaleEdge under clothes?

Yes, with loose trousers or shorts. Tight jeans or fitted underwear press on the side rods and front piece, which is uncomfortable and can shift the strap. Most people start wearing it at home and only try it under work clothes once fitting feels routine.

Does a penis extender actually work?

MaleEdge makes its own claims about results, and individual outcomes vary. We sell it as a traction kit and don't promise any change in size. If you have a medical concern about your penis, a curve or pain, speak to a doctor before using any traction device.

What are the protection pads and cohesive gauze for?

They sit between the rubber strap and the skin near the head. The gauze adds a thin grippy layer that keeps the strap from slipping, and the pads spread pressure so longer sessions don't leave marks. Both wear out, so it's useful that Pro includes spares.

Is the MaleEdge Pro discreet to store?

The extender packs into its own travel bag, which keeps the rods and ring together and out of sight in a drawer or suitcase. Keep it out of direct sun and heat so the rubber straps last longer.

Who shouldn't use a traction device?

Anyone with a recent penile injury or surgery, a circulation or bleeding condition, or loss of feeling in the area should get medical advice first. It's also not something to wear while asleep unless you're used to it, since restless movement can pull the strap out of place.

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