I honestly thought this was another internet gimmick… but wow. I started using it while watching TV, and within a few days I felt muscles I forgot existed. It’s subtle but effective, and yes—bladder control really has improved. Way easier than remembering to do Kegels.

I told myself, “I’ll just do my Kegels.” Spoiler: I didn’t. This thing? It’s sitting next to my couch and reminds me to actually do the work. I can feel the engagement way more than with mental squeezes. Plus, I actually use it.

As a Pilates girl, I thought this was redundant. But the resistance hits different. It’s a great add-on, especially on days I don’t feel like getting on the mat. My thighs love it. And yes, it helps with the other stuff too (wink).

I wasn’t sure how realistic “anywhere” workouts would be—but I’ve used this on the couch, in my office, and even during a long flight. The free travel bag is a huge plus. Makes staying consistent actually doable.

I'm 65, I’ve dealt with leaks for years. After 3 kids and menopause, I figured it was just something to live with. This little tool has made a real difference. It’s gentle enough for daily use and fits easily in my chair routine. Wish I found it sooner.

I grew up seeing the Suzanne Somers thing, and this isn’t that. The resistance feels much more suitable, it’s more ergonomic, and doesn’t hurt your legs after a few minutes. Plus, the adjustable parts let me use it for more than just thighs.

I honestly thought this was another internet gimmick… but wow. I started using it while watching TV, and within a few days I felt muscles I forgot existed. It’s subtle but effective, and yes—bladder control really has improved. Way easier than remembering to do Kegels.

I told myself, “I’ll just do my Kegels.” Spoiler: I didn’t. This thing? It’s sitting next to my couch and reminds me to actually do the work. I can feel the engagement way more than with mental squeezes. Plus, I actually use it.

As a Pilates girl, I thought this was redundant. But the resistance hits different. It’s a great add-on, especially on days I don’t feel like getting on the mat. My thighs love it. And yes, it helps with the other stuff too (wink).

I wasn’t sure how realistic “anywhere” workouts would be—but I’ve used this on the couch, in my office, and even during a long flight. The free travel bag is a huge plus. Makes staying consistent actually doable.

I'm 65, I’ve dealt with leaks for years. After 3 kids and menopause, I figured it was just something to live with. This little tool has made a real difference. It’s gentle enough for daily use and fits easily in my chair routine. Wish I found it sooner.

I grew up seeing the Suzanne Somers thing, and this isn’t that. The resistance feels much more suitable, it’s more ergonomic, and doesn’t hurt your legs after a few minutes. Plus, the adjustable parts let me use it for more than just thighs.

I honestly thought this was another internet gimmick… but wow. I started using it while watching TV, and within a few days I felt muscles I forgot existed. It’s subtle but effective, and yes—bladder control really has improved. Way easier than remembering to do Kegels.

I told myself, “I’ll just do my Kegels.” Spoiler: I didn’t. This thing? It’s sitting next to my couch and reminds me to actually do the work. I can feel the engagement way more than with mental squeezes. Plus, I actually use it.

As a Pilates girl, I thought this was redundant. But the resistance hits different. It’s a great add-on, especially on days I don’t feel like getting on the mat. My thighs love it. And yes, it helps with the other stuff too (wink).

I wasn’t sure how realistic “anywhere” workouts would be—but I’ve used this on the couch, in my office, and even during a long flight. The free travel bag is a huge plus. Makes staying consistent actually doable.

I'm 65, I’ve dealt with leaks for years. After 3 kids and menopause, I figured it was just something to live with. This little tool has made a real difference. It’s gentle enough for daily use and fits easily in my chair routine. Wish I found it sooner.

I grew up seeing the Suzanne Somers thing, and this isn’t that. The resistance feels much more suitable, it’s more ergonomic, and doesn’t hurt your legs after a few minutes. Plus, the adjustable parts let me use it for more than just thighs.

I honestly thought this was another internet gimmick… but wow. I started using it while watching TV, and within a few days I felt muscles I forgot existed. It’s subtle but effective, and yes—bladder control really has improved. Way easier than remembering to do Kegels.

I told myself, “I’ll just do my Kegels.” Spoiler: I didn’t. This thing? It’s sitting next to my couch and reminds me to actually do the work. I can feel the engagement way more than with mental squeezes. Plus, I actually use it.

As a Pilates girl, I thought this was redundant. But the resistance hits different. It’s a great add-on, especially on days I don’t feel like getting on the mat. My thighs love it. And yes, it helps with the other stuff too (wink).