How many packers could a packer pack if a packer could pack packs?

Buying your first packer can be exciting, but with so many options out there it can also be quite daunting.

One of the most common questions we get asked, and probably the biggest decision to make is what size to get. At SDH we stock the NYTC and Limpy Packers, providing a good range in different size options.

The NYTC Pierre & Archer are available in two sizes (Small and Medium) and the Limpy is available in two sizes (3.5" and 5.5"). We have chosen not to stock the largest size in the Limpy as it's so big it's not realistic for packing.

When buying a packer, people often overestimate the size of they think they want. If you were to search online for the average penis for your height, you’d probably be surprised at the answer. 

“In the Journal of Urology study, researchers found the following among the group of 80 [cis] men:

• An average size of 8.8 cm (3.5 inches) when flaccid
• An average size of 12.9 cm (5.1 inches) when erect”

Now, if I compare that average size to the range of packers, it is represented by the Limpy 3.5 inch & Small NYTC Archer/Pierre.

To help you figure out which packer to go with, here's list of packers organised by length:

3.5 inches NYTC Small Archer/ Pierre 

3.5 inches Limpy 3.5 inch 

4 inches Tantus On the Go

5.25 inches NYTC Medium Archer/ Pierre

5.5 inches Limpy 5.5 inch

Note that NYTC Small has much thinner shaft and smaller balls than NYTC Medium, where as the difference in size between Limpy 3.5 and Limpy 5.5 is just the length of the shaft - the balls and shaft width are the same in both Limpy sizes. This means the NYTC Small Archer / Pierre makes for a great packer for young people, or those with a smaller frame or height. 

The best thing about packers, is that you can get more than one size. One day you might feel like packing on the smaller size, one day you might feel like packing larger. On another day you might not feeling like packing at all.

But hey, remember that packing isn’t compulsory, you might give it a go and not feel comfortable. Or you might never want to try it, and that’s okay!

erin :)

If you have any questions email us at hello@sockdrawerheroes.com