What Is the Exit Point and Why Does It Matter?

How to Determine My Exit Point the exit point — or the angle at which the penis exits the body is a helpful indicator of the length of the ligamentum suspensory, a key tissue involved in penile support and potential for growth. Understanding your exit point gives insight into your natural potential for gains using devices like the Phanger.

A high exit point (closer to the 9 o'clock position) usually means you have a longer suspensory ligament attached to the pelvic floor bone, which can allow for more forward movement and visible length when stretched.

How to Determine My Exit Point Using the Clock Method

Stand sideways in front of a mirror and observe the angle at which your penis exits the body. Imagine a clock face overlaid on your hip — positions from 6 to 10 o’clock represent common exit points. If the angle resembles 7:30 or closer to 9 o’clock, that’s considered a high exit point and may signal more potential for gains.

Using the Palpation Test to Confirm Ligament Flexibility

The Palpation Test offers another way to assess your ligament flexibility. Gently pinch the area between the base of the penis and the pelvic bone using your thumb and index finger. If you can reach toward the septum and feel a “hole” or space, this indicates a well-stretched ligamentum suspensory.

What a High Exit Point Means for Penis Enlargement

Men with a high exit point (around 8 to 9 o'clock) often have greater potential for visible length and girth gains through traction or hanging. The Phanger is designed specifically for this kind of natural growth by gradually stretching the ligament and soft tissue.

Important Safety Advice for Penis Hangers

Always use a trusted and conventional penis hanger like the Phanger. It’s also essential to stretch the skin alongside the ligament to ensure balanced results. Avoid homemade or unverified tools to reduce the risk of injury.

If you have any concerns or questions about your exit point, feel free to contact us for support or guidance.