Malleable Regicon rigi 10 bendability and conceliblity

[Rahulrigi10]

Hii guys had rigi 10 implant surgery before 5 weeks, now there is improvement in glans sensitivity and pain. Today I tried to bend the penis but not able to , I don't know where the hell is the hing , implant is too hard to bend. Can anyone shed some light on bendability and how they r hiding the implant as mine is impossible to hide

[LastHope]

Rigi10 and Tactra stand out globally as some of the most rigid malleables on the market, delivering an impressive 6+ lbs of axial rigidity.

From what I’ve seen, concealing a malleable is possibile like FrankTalk user Chintu demonstrates in his journey with his Rigi10. THANK YOU Chintu if you are reading this. I've uploaded a pic from his older post below.

I personally don't believe the so-called "135-degree bend memory" and "imaginary hinge" – these terms are pure MARKETING FLUFF, barely functional on very limited anatomies or with narrow rod diameters.

[easymoney]

I had my Rigiicon replaced supposedly with another on longer ...this new one bends nothing like the original implant that was put in 6-2023. My implant is 13mm x 20cm and it is so stiff I cannot bend it. The original one I was at least able to bend it in a few positions not this one.

[Rahulrigi10]

I had my Rigiicon replaced supposedly with another on longer ...this new one bends nothing like the original implant that was put in 6-2023. My implant is 13mm x 20cm and it is so stiff I cannot bend it. The original one I was at least able to bend it in a few positions not this one.

True , I am also facing same issue. It's stiffness is not allowing at all to bend. And the bulge is difficult to hide. Not able to find out where the hing is in oenis

[Rahulrigi10]

Rigi10 and Tactra stand out globally as some of the most rigid malleables on the market, delivering an impressive 6+ lbs of axial rigidity.

From what I’ve seen, concealing a malleable is as straightforward as FrankTalk user Chintu demonstrates in his journey with his Rigi10 in the attached picture. THANK YOU Chintu if you are reading this.

I personally don't believe the so-called "135-degree bend memory" and "imaginary hinge" – these terms are pure MARKETING FLUFF, barely functional on very limited anatomies or with narrow rod diameters.

True . Now I am also under impression that 135 degree bend and all is just a marketing trick nothing else . It is so stiff to even move left and right leave aside downwards.

[LastHope]

Yes, bending the Rigi10 rods are impressive in doctor's office, however bending them after implantation seems like a different story.

Tactra didn't even stay bent in my doctor's office.

Marketing picture of imaginary hinge section.

[LastHope]

...It is so stiff to even move left and right leave aside downwards.

Any luck with upwards (12 o clock)?

One surgeon mentioned that it's like a new shoe that's somewhat tight in the beginning but loosens in time.

[easymoney]

Me thinks there is much smoke and mirrors going on in the implant business and the surgeons are part of it. Mis-speaks along with mis-steps = smoke and mirrors for sure. I'm on my 2nd Rigicon due to undersizing and it keeps bending sideways and is a bitch to straighten out back straight. I will not bend downwards at all the first one did and it does not stay up or straight out either. And good luck getting any answers from the local Rigicon rep in Tampa, Fl besides attitude from him standard reply is ask your dr. Which brings you back into the smoke and mirror magic show which also has dogs and ponies ..

[LastHope]

Well said, easymoney.

Calling them “Semi-Rigid” or “Malleable” feels like a stretch, in my opinion.

These implants are RIGID. If a rare few can actually bend it and retain metal memory without needing an elastic band for support, more power to them and their anatomy.

The surgeon might even consider using them as a YouTube model!

[frank66665]

happy birthday easymoney, I hope that in a few days you will start to bend, as well as being happy with your new implant, the length, you said you feel it is stiff, do you feel it annoying with longer and thicker shafts? or do you feel comfortable? When did you replace it and how are you feeling now? What would you be able to do in daily life?