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Strongly considering the AMS LGX for my implant. But from reading here on FT I gather the understand that the pump is quite hard and difficult to maneuver. Even am watching videos, I am noticing that it takes two hands to maneuver the AMS pump. I have rather strong hands and was hoping to be able to pump it with one hand.

I have read that the Titan is not has hard.

What are your thoughts about the hardness and maneuvering of the AMS pump?

I can and have inflated one handed. Not all the way to 100% but maybe 80%. That last little bit I need 2 hands and also in the beginning until things heal and soften. I have trouble with my hands so you may be able to go to 100%.

I only use my second hand to hold the tubing at the pump to keep the pump from jumping out from my right hand. As it near 100% and gets harder it is more difficult to keep from firing off like a marble and banging a testicle.

ceekay87 wrote:Strongly considering the AMS LGX for my implant. But from reading here on FT I gather the understand that the pump is quite hard and difficult to maneuver. Even am watching videos, I am noticing that it takes two hands to maneuver the AMS pump. I have rather strong hands and was hoping to be able to pump it with one hand.

I have read that the Titan is not has hard.

What are your thoughts about the hardness and maneuvering of the AMS pump?

I have a Titan inside me and an AMS CX that I bought online to play with, the AMS pump does seem like it requires a little more squeezing pressure but definitely doesn't require 2 hands if you're a normal strength dude. There is also a new AMS pump out new called TENACIO that is supposedly even easier to pump though I haven't tried that one

I don't have any issues with my AMS pump. I can easily pump it one handed when stealth is necessary, but I often use two hands for the same reason Newbie pointed out, don't need it shooting across the scrotum offending it's neighbors.

Ceekay87, don't worry. Once everything softens up its easy to pump. The hard bulb is a common complaint for both brands early on.

My pumps floats around some. I don't get a firm bulb until I'm approaching max inflation. Time fixes these issues.

Here Titan touch, never needed 2 hands, except for the last 5 half pumps when I ride a bicycle, it all depends on how you hold the pump, I don't need to hold it still because it's blocked by my grip