How to Make a Packer: A DIY Guide

 

By Aaron Capener

 

On a tight budget? Not yet out of the closet? Unable to order a packer online because of delivery issues? Not a problem. I’ll show you how to make a packer with a few cheap supplies you may already have at home! Ash Hardell made a great DIY tutorial, and here’s how they did it.

 

What You’ll Need To Make A Packer:

• At least 3 Knee-High Nylon Stockings (Pantyhose or stockings) (More Workable Than Socks) or Socks ($: Free-$6)
• Two Strips of Athletic Tape ($1 at Dollar Tree)
• Scissors (You can find some scissors right?…No?… A knife could work…)

1. Fill One Knee-High Stocking With Another

Insert one of the stockings into the second stocking so that you have one inside of the other. Want more girth or a firmer packer? Stuff another pair of stockings inside.

2. Mold To Phallus Shape

Squish the inside stocking around until you get the shape you want. You’re going for a smooth phallus shape with as few lumps and wrinkles as possible.

3. Shape Your Phallus

Leaving about half an inch at the top for the “head,” wrap the tape around the “shaft” to create the amount of girth you want. If you want a short and firm packer, pack the inside stockings deeper towards the closed end, then wrap to hold the shape.

4. Form 2 Spheres With Second Pair of Stockings

Individually roll down the stockings from the knee (top) all the way down to the closed end. If you prefer the scrotum to be smaller, you can cut the stocking in half to have less material. These are your testicles, so make them firm and the size you want.

5. Insert “Balls”

Insert both spheres and position them against where you want your phallus to end. Leave a little space so the packer can bend (pack) more easily.

6. Cut Off Excess

Use scissors to cut off the remaining stocking leaving about 2 or 3 inches to shape your scrotum. You don't want your packer to have a tail!

7. Shape Your Balls

Twist the leftover material tight and pull it up toward the shaft to separate the two faux testicles. Now it looks less like a lump and more like an actual pair of balls.

 

8. Close Outside Tight & Seal

Once your “testicles” are separated, lay the extra stocking against the shaft. Use a strip of athletic tape to stick it to the base of the shaft. Keep the balls tight while you do this, so pinning down that extra material holds their shape.

When you're struggling with dysphoria, a little help goes a long way. Packers are a great way to ease bottom dysphoria. Some packers are seriously expensive, though, so this DIY packer is a solid budget option.

If all this sounds like way too much effort, there's always the Mr. Limpy. At 12.95, it's hard to find a cheaper option and for the price, you really can't beat it.

Hope this helped you learn how to make a packer, and that it gives you a little relief from dysphoria! 

Have you ever made a packer?

Let us know in the comments below how you made yours and how well it held up!

If making your own packer isn't your cup of tea, check out our article on the top packers to fix your dysphoria.