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Russian edge 

The “Russian Edge” is a masturbation technique derived from gen-z and their terms such as “Jelquing, Edging, and Gooning” to refer to different types of masturbation techniques. “Russian Edging” is when a sole or duo team inflicts a blast of cold from an ice cube or air dryer onto their scrotum while vigorously stroking their male genitals as fast as possible in the aim to survive for as long as possible without releasing semen or any type of excretion from the male genital. While “Russian Edging” ones scrotum must reach 0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit the approximate freezing temperature before the masturbation may begin. Masturbation at this level may only last for a few seconds as the frozen scrotum forces semen to the urethra.
Hey Jeff, have you tried the new Russian Edge? If not let’s try it together some time, I’ve only held it up for 6 seconds.
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Russian flicker edge 

What is a Russian flicker edge?

The Russian flicker edge is a variety of the traditional edge.

To edge is a masturbation technique (used mostly, but not exclusively, by men) where you intentionally bring yourself to the brink (edge) of orgasm, but don't cum. Instead, you stop and let the pleasurable feelings die down. You repeat this process of bringing yourself to the edge as many times as you wish.

A Russian flicker edge is one of the hardest variants of the traditional edge to master.

A Russian flicker edge is when you go further beyond the brink but stop cumming right before you truly cum.

Once you master this technique, you are essentially able to edge beyond your limits, almost being able to control your pleasure at will.

The Russian flicker edge is one of the hardest edge variants to master, but it’s overall worth it, although there are some negatives.

Since the Russian flicker edge is one of the most powerful edge techniques out there, it takes a high amount of energy to maintain for long periods of time, and it often causes pain to the user if it’s not mastered.

Overall, the Russian flicker edge is worth learning, although it takes time to master if you want to use such a powerful technique.
I can edge for 8 hours straight , I can Russian flicker edge for 7 seconds, wow your so sigma!
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