Kegel Balls
Pick the material first: in these Kegel balls, glass and metal designs are non-porous and simple to clean, while remote-controlled and rechargeable models add a different kind of control.
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Kegel Balls Buying Guide
Kegel balls and Ben Wa balls are closely related: both are pairs of weighted balls meant to be worn during pelvic floor exercise. The main split is between plain weighted sets, such as the Master Series Jaded Glass Benoit Balls and the Trinity Vibes Sterling Grey Benwa Balls, and sets with an added feature, such as the Fifty Shades Inner Goddess Silver Jingle Balls, which make a sound.
Material matters more here than in most toys. Glass and metal, including the Sex & Mischief Steel Balls and the Fetish Fantasy Limited Ed Med Glass Ben Wa Balls, are non-porous, so they are easier to clean thoroughly and can be warmed or cooled before use. Magnetic hematite sets like the Nen Wa Balls Magnetic Hemitite Graphite take a different approach, and for any set, water-based lube is the easiest match for these materials.
If you want control rather than a fixed feel, look at the remote-controlled and rechargeable options. The Impulse Estim Remote Dual Kegel and the Impulse Intimate E-Stimula Remote Kegel Exerciser are remote designs, while the Rechargeable Kegel Teaser and Rechargeable Kegel Ball Advanced Pink are rechargeable. California Exotic Novelties and Lelo have the most listed options here, with Lelo Luna Beads as a well-known starting point. A simple non-powered pair in glass or metal is a sensible first purchase before you try a powered model.
Kegel Balls FAQ
- What is the difference between Kegel balls and Ben Wa balls?
- The names are often used for the same kind of product: a pair of weighted balls worn during pelvic floor exercise. Some sets are sold as Ben Wa balls, and others use the Kegel name. Compare the material, weight and any extra features on each set instead of relying on the name.
- Which material is easiest to clean for Kegel balls?
- Glass and metal are non-porous, so they hold less residue and are easier to clean thoroughly than porous materials. Wash them with warm water and mild soap after each use, and dry them fully before storing.
- Can I use lube with Kegel balls?
- Water-based lube is the most common choice for glass and metal sets and is easy to rinse off. It is a practical match for these materials, and it is a good option for sets you plan to clean often.
- Are remote-controlled Kegel balls better for beginners?
- Not necessarily. Remote-controlled and rechargeable models add features, so they can be more complicated to set up. Many people find a simple non-powered pair easier to understand before trying a powered design.
