Pumps
64 products
Vacuum training gear for size, firmness, and sensation — from entry-level manual cylinders to precision systems by LA Pump, Size Matters, and category specialists. Fast discreet shipping across AU and NZ.
Choosing the right pump
Pick your pump based on what you want it to do. Manual hand-pumps give you full control over pressure and pacing — great for everyday training and warm-ups. Electric and battery pumps hold steady vacuum for longer sessions without the hand work. Water-based (hydro) pumps pair pressure with moisture for a more comfortable seal and less skin fatigue. For ball pumping, we stock dedicated cylinders and lower-pressure systems.
What to look for
Cylinder diameter — go 1–1.5cm wider than you currently measure, not the fantasy size. A working pressure gauge lets you track what you're doing session to session. A one-handed quick-release valve matters more than you'd think. Clear acrylic cylinders let you see what's happening. Sleeves, donuts, and accessories extend your setup as you progress.
Training safely
Pumping is training, not a race. Short sessions, regular breaks, warm up first, and never push through pain or numbness. Quality gear from real brands makes this easier and safer than chasing bargain cylinders that crack or lose seal.
Size Matters
Size Matters
Size Matters
Size Matters
Size Matters
Size Matters
LuvPump
LA Pump
Performance
Performance
Daytona
Performance
LuvPump
Performance
Size Matters
Size Matters
Size Matters
OTouch
Choosing the right pump
Pick your pump based on what you want it to do. Manual hand-pumps give you full control over pressure and pacing — great for everyday training and warm-ups. Electric and battery pumps hold steady vacuum for longer sessions without the hand work. Water-based (hydro) pumps pair pressure with moisture for a more comfortable seal and less skin fatigue. For ball pumping, we stock dedicated cylinders and lower-pressure systems.
What to look for
Cylinder diameter — go 1–1.5cm wider than you currently measure, not the fantasy size. A working pressure gauge lets you track what you're doing session to session. A one-handed quick-release valve matters more than you'd think. Clear acrylic cylinders let you see what's happening. Sleeves, donuts, and accessories extend your setup as you progress.
Training safely
Pumping is training, not a race. Short sessions, regular breaks, warm up first, and never push through pain or numbness. Quality gear from real brands makes this easier and safer than chasing bargain cylinders that crack or lose seal.