I was bursting at the seams by the time this sophisticated looking toy arrived in my mailbox. Stainless steel balls of varying size and weight are suspended in a clear Lucite, giving this toy not only the promise of functionality but aesthetic beauty as well. I could hardly wait to get it cleaned so I could try it out. I’ve never used any
vaginal exercisers before and was curious (to put it mildly) to start exploring.
My curiosity got the best of me, however, and I found myself inserting the largest ball and heaviest weight, according to the package instructions, into my pussy first. I was surprised to find that it took very little effort to hold it inside of me. Though I admit that it was entertaining to squeeze and release my muscles around Juno, I don’t feel like it gave me the workout I was hoping for.
Juno weighs three-tenths of a pound and would probably be a great exerciser for most women just beginning to tone their PC muscles. If you have already played around with kegels, or especially if you are a woman who can have ejaculatory orgasms,
Juno probably isn’t the best toy for you. I’d recommend picking up something with a little more weight and flexibility around exercises in that case.
On the plus side, I love the way that Juno feels sliding in and out of me. Its Lucite material means that it is easy to clean and is quite durable. It also doubles as a unique dildo; the graduated variations in the shaft make it exquisite to pump in and out of your pussy. Or be creative: grab your lover, some hot oil, and Juno and use it as a tool to treat each other to a night of sensual massage.
I give Juno two out of five stars because my PC muscles can already handle its toughest workout, but if you're willing to think outside of the box, it shows more promise.
- Dame Demi
- Did you end up moving on to another Kegel exerciser? I'm currently in the market for one...
- Lunar Magick
Leave a commentDame Demi,
I have not yet moved on to another Kegel exerciser. Though I have my eye both NJOY's Pure Wand and ISA Research & Education's Kegelcisor. I've also heard lots of good things about Betty Dodson's Vaginal Barbell. These toys intrigue me for a few reasons-- they are all quite weighted (and much more heavily than Juno), made of surgical stainless steel (which is quite attractive asesthetically and easy to clean!). If you do end up exploring with a new Kegel exerciser, drop me a message or a comment to let me know how it goes! I'd love to have your feedback when choosing my next.
Best on the search!