Showing posts with label Balls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Balls. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2012

3/4" Ben Wa Balls, Kegel Exercise, Vaginal Tightening / Surgical Stainless Steel

3/4" Ben Wa Balls, Kegel Exercise, Vaginal Tightening / Surgical Stainless Steel Review



3/4" Ben Wa Balls, Kegel Exercise, Vaginal Tightening / Surgical Stainless Steel Feature

  • Two 3/4" surgical grade stainless steel vaginal tightening balls
  • Don't be fooled by others that offer chrome steel or even plastic as they can be unsanitary and dangerous
  • Comes with a discreet storage bag. (bag colors may vary)
Recommended by doctors for performing Kegel exercises to improve sexual performance and bladder control. Insert the weighted balls and squeeze your vaginal muscles to hold them inside. The balls may move around causing stimulation and arousal. How To Perform Kegel Exercises using Stainless Steel Ben Wa Balls: Sitting: Sit down on a chair and insert the Ben Wa Balls into your vagina. Close your legs after the balls are in your vagina. Use your vagina muscle to move the ball back and forth inside your vagina. Standing: Stand up and spread your feet to shoulder width. Insert the Ben Wa Balls and hold it in your vagina as long as your can. Squatting: This is the hardest exercise with Ben Wa Balls. Spread your feet as much as you can. Without using any other muscle, use your vaginal muscle to move the Ben Wa Balls inside your Vagina and do Not let the Ben Wa Balls Drop. Since these Ben Wa Balls are made with Surgical Stainless Steel, they don't absorb bacteria and are safer and more durable than Plastic, Glass or Other Chrome Coated Materials.


Thursday, February 2, 2012

2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls

2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls Review



2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls Feature

  • Small, economical pump for occassional use
  • Pumps on the up and down strokes - Time to fill 65cm exercise ball: about 4 minutes
  • approx. Length: 11" x 2" (unextended)
  • assorted colors
  • NOTE: Does not include or support a needle nozzle (used on basketballs or exercise/balance cushions)
Our most economical model. If you only need an air pump to occasionally inflate your exercise ball or other small inflatables, this will do the job, but larger models are recommended for frequent users or for larger inflatables. User notes: This hand-held, small-sized air pump is easy to carry and store. With the small shaft size, it does take a lot of up and down strokes to fill a 65cm exercise ball. Our test required over 350 up and down strokes to fill the ball. If you pump at a steady pace with no breaks, it should about 4 minutes to fill a ball.