Kegel Balls PARTY UP Rebecca Double-Weighted Trainer

Name: Kegel Balls PARTY UP Rebecca Double-Weighted Trainer
Brand: PARTY UP
SKU: 6959532338744
Price: 5.77 USD
Availability: InStock

Rebecca from PARTY UP is a double-weight Kegel trainer made in medical silicone for users who want to step up their pelvic-floor routine. Each ball contains internal moving beads and a recovery cord for safe removal. Suited to people with prior Kegel experience or a deeper vaginal canal; use water-based lubricant for comfortable insertion.

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Description

If you already practise Kegels and want a more challenging step, Rebecca by PARTY UP is a weighted, non-vibrating Kegel trainer constructed from medical silicone. What makes it different is its double-weight design with internal beads that move with your body, so every step or walk gives subtle internal motion that encourages pelvic-floor contractions. There’s a fine retrieval cord for safe, simple removal, and it comes with a short user guide to get you started.

Technical Specifications

Material	Medical silicone
Weight	39 g per ball
Water resistance	Totally submersible
Extras	Fine recovery cord; brief usage guide

How to use it

Apply a small amount of water-based lubricant to the balls and to your entrance — silicone toys should only be used with water-based lube. Lie down for the first few insertions until you’re comfortable, then try short sessions of pelvic squeezes: contract the muscles around the toy, hold for a few seconds, then release. Start with 10–15 minutes and increase duration gradually as your strength improves. Because there are no vibrations, the workout comes from the weight and the internal beads moving with you.

Cleaning and care

Rebecca is totally submersible, so you can wash it under warm running water with a pH-neutral soap and/or a dedicated toy cleaner. Rinse thoroughly, dry with a lint-free cloth and store in a clean, dry place away from other silicone products. Avoid silicone-based lubricants — they can degrade the surface over time. Regular cleaning after each use keeps the silicone in good condition.

Who it's for — and who should look elsewhere

This trainer suits people with some Kegel experience or those who find lighter single balls too easy, and it's also recommended for people with a deeper vaginal canal thanks to the twin-weight format. If you’re completely new to pelvic-floor exercises, extremely sensitive internally, or specifically want vibrating stimulation, consider a lighter starter ball or a vibrating trainer instead. If you’ve had recent childbirth, stitches or any pelvic surgery, check with your midwife or healthcare professional before starting.

For experienced Kegel users seeking a heavier, movement-activated trainer for pelvic-floor strengthening.

Our verdict

Compared with basic single-weight Kegel balls, Rebecca’s twin 39 g weights and internal beads provide a noticeably more demanding routine — aimed at intermediate to advanced users. It’s a robust choice if you want a non-vibrating, movement-activated trainer that you can use in the bath or shower.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wear Rebecca while walking or exercising?

Yes — the internal beads are designed to move with your body, so light activity like walking can be part of the workout. Start with short periods (10–20 minutes) to build up comfort and never wear it during high-impact sports where excessive pressure might be uncomfortable.

Is it noisy?

There are no motors, so you won’t get mechanical noise; you may notice a faint internal shifting sensation from the beads, but it’s generally silent to others. The sound is minimal compared with vibrating devices.

What lubricant should I use?

Use a water-based lubricant only. Silicone-based lubes can damage the surface of medical silicone toys, reducing their lifespan and finish.

Can I use this after childbirth or with pelvic issues?

This trainer is often used in pelvic-floor rehabilitation, but if you’ve recently given birth, have stitches, or suffer from pelvic pain or prolapse, ask your midwife or pelvic health practitioner before using it. They can advise timing and appropriate exercises.

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