SinFive Emigi
Pursuant to my exploration of Kegel exercise toys, I decided to try a SinFive Emigi. It’s very similar to Kegel balls in that each side is hollow with a smaller ball inside, only the outer balls are joined together in the middle, forming more of an hourglass shape.
Made from WTP, which is non-porous, odorless, phthalate-free, and feels similar to firm elastomer, the bulbs have some slight give when squeezed. The bottom half on mine seems to be a bit softer than the top, as I don’t have to squeeze it quite as hard to feel some give. There is a seam where the two halves join and a smaller seam around the middle of each bulb, but I can’t feel them when it’s inserted.
This material has been treated with an anti-microbial so the surface supposedly kills bacteria and other germs. I think that’s awesome. The surface is smooth, with a very slight grainy feel that gives it some drag. While not too bad for attracting dust and lint, stuff will stick to it, so I’ve been storing my Emigi its original packaging.
Emigi comes in a clear plastic pouch, which is lined with a folded-up product information sheet that doubles as the display picture. Care instructions are very simple, just wash in warm water with mild soap.
Measuring a total of 6 1/2 inches long, Emigi has an insertable length of 2 3/4 inches and the rest is string, which is really more of a stem, as it’s thicker and noticeably stiffer than retrieval strings on other Kegel balls. The girth varies from just 3 inches in the narrow middle to 3 3/4 inches at the widest part of each bulb. Compared to other ball-style Kegel exercisers, Emigi is longer than single balls, shorter than double balls, and more narrow than both. I think it’s a good compromise, as it certainly seems to fit me the best out of the three options.
I like that the string is the same WTP material, and it seems very securely rooted in the base. I find it to be longer than I really need it. This annoyed me at first, as I could feel it hanging out in my underwear, so I thought about trimming it, but I didn’t know if that would somehow damage the material. I don’t want to lose all that antimicrobial mojo, so I left it alone. As it happens, I got used to it very quickly and I don’t even notice it anymore.
I’ve been using my Emigi pretty consistently since I got it, and it’s now my favorite Kegel exerciser toy. It’s by far the most comfortable one I’ve tried so far. The hum of the little ball inside Emigi is very soft and subtle, but it feels very good. Often I don’t feel it much at all, but during certain motions, like climbing stairs, I definitely feel it. Also, occasionally it works itself into a position where I can feel it pretty consistently, but I haven’t yet figured out to place it in that position. It’s also very quiet, no matter how much I jump around. I know the balls inside are rattling because I can feel them, but I can’t hear them. I love it.
While it may not be big enough for those who like a lot of size to squeeze, this is a great Kegel exerciser that should be suitable for most people. But don’t just take my word for it. Check out what others have to say about this and other sex toys at this adult products review website, which also has some videos posted of the Emigi.
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I really need to try these! I have some other ones but I found they were just too long for me to insert without a lot of work. And they were highly textured (some of the Ophoria K-balls)