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SATISFYER BALLS LovEballs Training Set 2 Kegel Balls
$64.33
SATISFYER BALLS LovEballs Training Set 2 Kegel Balls
A three-weight Kegel set from SATISFYER BALLS designed for progressive pelvic-floor training. Made from medical-grade liquid silicone, the set suits people starting pelvic exercises and those maintaining advanced tone. Choose this set if you want a discreet, hygienic and hypoallergenic option that you can wear comfortably on the go.
Compatible lubricant: water-based. Silicone-based lubricants can damage the silicone of this product.
Description
These are weighted Kegel balls from SATISFYER BALLS, made in medical‑grade liquid silicone and supplied as a set of three weights for progressive pelvic‑floor training. They work by using weight to prompt your pelvic muscles to contract and hold, so your muscles do the work rather than any vibration. The three weights allow you to tailor the training: lighter for learning to engage the muscles, heavier for strengthening and maintenance.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Medical‑grade liquid silicone |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 140 x 140 x 50 mm |
| Weights | 79.3 g (beginner), 114.1 g (intermediate/second phase), 150.3 g (advanced/maintenance) |
How to Use
Insert one ball at a time or use combinations as you become more confident. Start with the 79.3 g ball: aim for short sessions of 5–10 minutes while seated or walking, gradually increasing to 15–20 minutes as control improves. Move up to the heavier balls when you can hold contractions reliably for a minute at a time.
Because the set is made from medical‑grade liquid silicone, always use a water‑based lubricant if needed — brands such as Waterfeel or Nina Kiki are suitable examples. Avoid silicone‑based lubricants as they can damage the silicone surface.
Cleaning and Care
Clean before and after use with warm water and a mild, fragrance‑free soap or a dedicated toy cleaner. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a lint‑free towel before storing. Silicone is non‑porous and hygienic when cared for correctly; keep the balls away from silicone toys to avoid material interaction and store them separately in a pouch.
Who is this for? If you want a discreet, non‑vibrating training system, this set is a good match — it’s comfortable to wear and easy to carry. Who is it not for? If you need vibration, remote control or specific medical devices prescribed by a clinician, look at other options or get professional advice. If you have recent pelvic surgery or are under postnatal care, check with your GP or physiotherapist before starting.
For anyone wanting progressive pelvic‑floor training: from beginners learning contractions to users maintaining advanced tone.
Our verdict
A genuinely progressive Kegel set: many kits offer one or two weights, while this gives three clear stages for gradual training. Suitable across levels from beginner to advanced pelvic‑floor work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I use these each day?
Begin with sessions of 5–10 minutes once a day using the lightest ball. As your control improves, increase to 15–20 minutes and introduce the heavier weights; consistency matters more than duration in any single session.
Can I wear them while I walk or exercise?
Yes — light activity like walking is a common way to practice holding the balls in place and engaging the pelvic floor. Avoid high‑impact exercise (jumping, running) while wearing them and remove if you feel discomfort.
Are silicone lubricants okay to use with these?
No — because the balls are made from medical‑grade liquid silicone, use only water‑based lubricants (for example Waterfeel or Nina Kiki). Silicone lubricants can degrade the surface over time.
Can I use these after childbirth?
Many people can start pelvic‑floor work after the six‑week postnatal check, but you should confirm with your GP or physiotherapist first. If you have stitches, unusual pain, or heavy bleeding, seek medical advice before using them.
Before first use, read the manufacturer's instructions that come with the product: they are the reference for its use, cleaning and safety.
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| Price | $64.33 | $96.60 | $96.60 | $29.39 |
| Brand | SATISFYER | LELO | LELO | JOYDIVISION |
| Material | Silicone | Silicone | ABS and silicone | — |
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