Icon Brands S Kegels: Silicone Kegel Balls with Easy-Pull Extension

Meet S Kegels from Icon Brands — a premium pair of silicone kegel balls designed for progressive pelvic floor training. The rich purple balls feature an embossed floral pattern for confident grip and an internal rotating weight system that adds dynamic resistance as you contract. The convenient easy-pull extension simplifies retrieval, making every workout safer and more comfortable.

Why these stand out

• Body-safe silicone material that’s gentle on skin and easy to clean with warm water and mild soap.
• Embossed floral texture provides secure handling during workouts, even with movement or increased intensity.
• Internal rotating weights create multi-direction resistance, delivering variable load to strengthen different pelvic floor fibers.
• Easy-pull extension for smooth, controlled removal—especially helpful after a set or when you’re on the move.
• Stylish purple design that fits seamlessly into daily routines without drawing unnecessary attention.
• One Year Warranty for assurance and long-term value.

Who it’s for

Perfect for anyone starting pelvic floor training or seeking to advance their routine. It’s especially beneficial for:

• New mothers rebuilding core and pelvic stability after childbirth.
• Active individuals aiming to improve core support and posture.
• People looking to reduce leakage through consistent, progressive training.

How to use

1. Wash your hands and clean the Kegels before first use.
2. Apply a water-based lubricant if desired for comfortable insertion.
3. Insert the balls and contract your pelvic floor, holding for 5–10 seconds before releasing. Repeat for several sets.
4. When you’re ready to end, use the easy-pull extension to retrieve the device safely.
5. Rinse, dry thoroughly, and store in a cool, dry place between sessions.

Practical tips for best results

Start with the lighter resistance provided by the rotating weights and gradually increase as your muscles adapt. Consistency matters more than duration—short, daily sessions outperform occasional long workouts. Track progress by noting how long you can hold a contraction and how quickly you complete each set, then progressively challenge yourself over weeks.