Satisfyer V Balls

Satisfyer V Balls kegel balls are a practical, weight-based pelvic floor trainer set built for steady progression. The set includes three Ben Wa style kegel balls with rising weights, so you can begin with an easier load and move up as your pelvic floor strengthens.

How progression works

• Start with the lightest ball, then gradually increase to the medium and heaviest in the set.

• Regular short sessions are enough. Aim for about 15 minutes a day for a routine that is realistic to keep up.

Weights and design

• Weights range from 79.3 g to 114.1 g to 150.3 g, giving a clear ladder of challenge as your control grows.

• Each ball is made from flexible silicone and uses a strong silicone loop for easy retrieval, making insertion and removal straightforward.

• Colours vary across the set, making it easy to identify each level at a glance.

Where and how to use

These are easy to slip into daily life. Wear them during a workout, at home, or while out shopping so training feels like a natural part of the day rather than a chore.

Who can benefit

• Anyone who wants stronger pelvic floor control and more intense sensation during sex.

• People preparing for or recovering from childbirth, who are looking for gentle, practical support for pelvic health.

• Anyone who wants a short, doable daily routine rather than something complicated, since just around 15 minutes can fit easily into a normal day.

Cleaning

Wash before and after use with mild soap and warm water, then optionally finish with a disinfectant spray that is compatible with silicone.

Quick comparison to some other Satisfyer sets

• Compared to sets based on size progression, such as the Yoni Power series, V Balls focus on weight progression. The weights here are notably heavier than many size-based sets, offering a different kind of challenge.

• For example, other Satisfyer trainers use much lighter weights around the 20–70 g range in their lighter levels, whereas V Balls start close to 80 g and go significantly higher, making them a strong step for people who want higher resistance.

Choose V Balls if you want a straightforward, clearly defined weight ladder and a set you can continue to push forward as your pelvic floor becomes stronger.

Prefer a gentler starting point? The Satisfyer Strengthening Balls use lighter weights (61.9 g to 97.9 g), while the Yoni Power 1 and Yoni Power 2 sets progress by size instead of weight.

Frequently asked questions

Which V Ball should I start with?

Start with the lightest ball (79.3 g). Move up to the medium (114.1 g) and then the heaviest (150.3 g) only once you can hold the current one comfortably during your routine.

How long should I wear kegel balls each day?

Around 15 minutes a day is enough. Consistency matters more than duration, so a short daily routine you keep up will do more than occasional long sessions.

Are V Balls suitable for complete beginners?

They are heavier than many beginner sets, starting close to 80 g. If you are new to pelvic floor training, the lighter Satisfyer Strengthening Balls may be an easier place to start.

How are V Balls different from the Yoni Power sets?

V Balls progress by weight, getting heavier at each level. Yoni Power 1 and 2 progress by size, getting smaller as your control improves, and use lighter weights overall.

Can I use kegel balls after giving birth?

Many people use pelvic floor trainers postpartum, but it is sensible to check with your GP, midwife or a pelvic health physiotherapist before using any internal trainer after childbirth.

How do I clean V Balls?

Wash before and after every use with warm water and mild soap, then finish with a toy cleaner or silicone-compatible disinfectant spray. Dry fully before storing.