Thigh Trainer 0-77 lbs Adjustable Resistance, Pelvic Floor Exercise Devices with Fixed Leg Straps and Replaceable Handle, Kegel Exerciser Pelvic Floor Muscle Inner Thigh Exerciser for Women Men

I only got this for the leg adductor exercise, so I cant speak to its other functions. Although the instructions were printed in illegible microfont, it was obvious how to put it together. A minor fault.It is surprising how comfortable this is. Its resistance is easily adjustable to as difficult or easy as I want it. The velcro straps seemed awkward to use, another minor fault, and so I used a light band from JakkoFoxx that works perfectly to hold the exerciser in place while I do other things seated at my desk until the next set.I had a Thighmaster years ago that I donated since for me it was impossible to use. This is beyond my expectations.

It’s very good

I'd like to give this five stars because it's great for working out during work calls. However the counter on it is too sensitive, and if I do 100 repetitions it'll count somewhere between 130 and 150. If you don't close and open it perfectly smoothly, it double-counts because every bump makes the counter go up.

The best thing master I've tried. I love the adjustable tension so you can use with arms as well. My therapist recommended this for my popcorn knee. She said strengthening the inner thigh will prevent the popping. This is worth the money

The strap intended to secure the trainer falls off so easily it’s laughable. During home exercises, I had to constantly pause to readjust it. It completely disrupts the flow of the workout and adds unnecessary frustration. In outdoor or public settings, it would be even worse.

Just opened and tried the device. Got the hang of it fairly easily. Still trying to decide whether to keep it or not. The counter is useless; it worked sporadically once or twice, and never again. A more basic, less expensive model may be just as effective. I'll give this model another few days to see if it's worth keeping.

Great for workout

Worth the money. Simple but effective. As a fitness professional with 25 years of experience, my advice is the best exercise equipment is what you'll use. This is a simple exerciser. It's comfortable, portable, has sufficient resistance, and a snap to put together. The leg pads are sturdy and will rotate and lock into other positions. It comes with handles that also rotatate and lock to use for upper body exercises for your neck, back, shoulders, arms, chest, while also working your hands and wrists. After bilateral rotator cuff with bicep repair surgery, wrist surgery, cervical and lumbar injuries, and sciatica, everything from service connected injuries, this equipment is a valuable addition to my tool box. Buy it!