Test / Primo / Mast Cycle Advice – Cutting & Recomp

What’s up, everyone? Looking for some advice from experienced members on dialing in my Test/Primo/Mast cycle for a cut/recomp.

My stats:

• Age: 34 (turning 35 in February)
• Height: 6’0”
• Weight: 219 lbs
• Goal: Drop body fat, get leaner and more defined, maintain or increase muscle mass, and improve overall size and thickness.
• Training: Consistent bodybuilding-focused training with cardio and a structured diet.

Current cycle:

• Testosterone: 175 mg twice weekly (350 mg/week)
• Primobolan: 70 mg twice weekly (140 mg/week)
• Total: 490 mg/week

I’ve been running this combination but recently picked up higher-concentration Primo and some Masteron.

What I currently have:

• Testosterone: 250 mg/mL
• Primobolan: 200 mg/mL
• Masteron: 200 mg/mL
• All three are 10 mL vials.

What I’m looking to accomplish:

My main objective is to get noticeably leaner, harder, and more vascular while preserving as much muscle and strength as possible. Ideally, I’d like to continue adding quality size, especially to my back, legs, and glutes, while bringing my body fat down.

I’m interested in adding Masteron to the mix, but I’m trying to figure out how to balance all three compounds rather than just throwing more gear into the equation.

Questions for experienced members:

1. For those who’ve run Test/Primo/Mast together during a cut or recomp, what weekly dosages and ratios did you use, and what results did you notice?
2. Would you typically keep testosterone higher than Primo and Mast, or have you found different ratios work better?
3. Does adding Masteron alongside Primo provide a noticeable benefit in hardness, appearance, or muscle retention?
4. What side effects or bloodwork changes should I be particularly mindful of when combining all three?
5. Would you change the overall approach based on my current weight and goals?

I’m not looking to blast unnecessarily high amounts. I want to understand what has worked for others, manage potential side effects, and make informed decisions.

Appreciate any firsthand experiences, feedback, or advice.