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Noose Extenders. Noose extenders are considered the classic, conventional type of penis extender. These traditional extenders have been on the market for more than 25 years. Noose extenders are primarily made from rubber tubing, which makes them better for uncircumcised users. 
The base of the noose extender is a large padded ring, with attached posts. In older models these posts were welded on, but today's improved models use screw-on posts instead. These posts measure symmetrically to a certain length, and at the top there's a “slider” that runs along the posts. Attached to this slider is a small silicone loop, which is designed to fit behind the crown of your penis.
There are some issues with traditional noose extenders. Unfortunately, their design doesn't make it possible to further extend the posts for longer length. This means that you may eventually “grow out of” your noose-style penis extender and may need to buy a larger device to continue increasing gains. The device's base can also press uncomfortably against the pelvis. Most importantly of all, the noose or loop design can cause pain and damage to your member. The noose cuts into the top and sides of the penis, causing pain and limiting blood circulation throughout the penis and down to the head. If circulation is impeded for extended periods of time, such as wearing the device overnight, this can have dangerous consequences. For safe results, you may need to remove the device hourly and wait for up to 30 minutes to get blood flowing properly again.
A recent online survey also recently found that about 73% of customers who purchased noose extenders also purchased additional penis enlarging products in hopes of better or more comfortable results. After wasting hundreds of extra dollars on useless equipment, many gave up looking for a more user-friendly solution.
Example of a typical noose extender: Andro extender
Strap extenders. Strap extenders, also known as “comfort straps,” are the newer and more modern variety of penis stretchers (such as those available at SizeGenetics.com). The biggest difference between a strap extender and a traditional noose extender is the design of the slider. The slider on strap extenders are designed to better fit a man's organ, adjusting for natural curvature. This creates a comfortable fit that eliminates the pain of noose extenders. Strap extenders also offer better traction and friction within the penis itself, and allow for up to 60% more blood flow to the penis than a noose extender.
This extra attention to comfort and safety make strap extenders the best device for penis enlargement. Strap extenders also have the benefit of being equally comfortable and safe for both circumcised and uncircumcised men.
Here are some of the benefits of strap extenders:
Safety. Use of strap extenders (particularly those at SizeGenetics) is considered safe, and doesn't invite unwanted side effects such as pain, bleeding, scarring or wound-formation.
Scientific Approval. Numerous clinical trials, studies, surveys and extensive research have proven the safety and effectiveness of penis stretching devices. If worn regularly over a period of time, scientific findings have proven that strap extenders can cause a 3-inch penis length increase, and a growth of 1.5 inches in girth.
Convenience. The newer strap extenders have eliminated the pain and risk associated with older models. The design contours to a man's natural pelvic shape, minimizing discomfort. Even as tension and pressure increases while wearing the device, no pain will occur.
Flexibility. The runner rods on a strap extender are segmented. This means it can be extended as you grow, allowing you to grow as long and thick as you want. This also makes it possible for the device to be disassembled, for easy cleaning and storage.
Example of a typical strap extender: SizeGenetics
