Slendertone Evolve Abs Trainer, EMS Training Device, Abdominal Muscle Trainer, Abdominal Trainer with 12 Programs and 100 Intensities, Portable Muscle Stimulator, for Abdomen Fitness Training

We love this belt. If you have injuries that keep you from doing sit-ups get one.

I have used “The flex belt” for many years. I have worn it out and replaced it with another so many times. I am no stranger to a quality, efficient, user-friendly belt. It has almost become obsolete, hard to find, or when you do find it, it is at an exorbitant price. I have tried to replace it a couple times with copycats and have been very disappointed.This is a good belt! It is efficient, and easy to use. The only reason I did not give it five stars, is because after a week, the pads already wore out, and I had to replace them. As a daily user of my belt, I can see that this will be a problem for me if I have to replace the belt pads on a weekly basis. Other than that it works! And is very easy to use.

I had one before that I used daily while on the treadmill or doing abs PT. It's great, you can adjust the strength & build up over time. You will see results if you keep it up.

Worked correctly for about a week. Felt deep contractions. Now, after fresh pads, full charge, it basically just zaps my skin. No idea what the competitors are like but for the price of this unit I thought it was going to be the best. Save your money.

I was told before spinal surgery, I had a 50/50 chance of complete pain relief. After surgery, rehab and physical therapy I was still in serious pain. I thought my life was over. A Registered Nurse told me the FDA approved a TENS machine for home use. She said using the Slendertone would strengthen my core muscles which in turn would alleviate pain and help me to stand straight. If you use it every day you can have an active life and less pain!My first Slendertone worked great for 10 years when I tried using a gel with it. Don't do it, it killed it. My 2nd one works but after 15 years and weight gain I stretched out the belt. I just purchased a new belt and it is wonderful.

I own other EMS and TENS/EMS units for muscle aches after workouts, and this thing is just a larger, weakness version of those. I have never used my other systems on my abs, but after getting the slendertone I decided to compare.The sticky pads are normal for an EMS, and the belt is decent and comes with an extension for bigger waists. The removable main control is small and easy to go get charged, and then easy to put back on the belt because it's held by magnets. The charge lasts for a few days worth of use, but depends on how much you use it.The bad are the programs... they make no sense. The other thing is the power...I work out a ton, and do a ton of ab work. I bought this for my wife and not for me. I'll be honest, it contacts abs, and gives you a good muscle stim, but will NOT help you lose weight. This thing composted to my other units is very weak. Overall good, but not great.

I do feel silly using this device but it does work. It is a supplement for a core exercises and do not rely on it for all your core. It can be used when doing something else so you basically exercise two areas at once. I use it in conjunction with a Supernatual (Oculus exercise subscription) workout.

This is the 3rd slendertone belt I have purchased. My last one operated on batteries and they leaked damaging the belt. It works, but I cannot see what level I am on as the LCD screen was damaged. I thought since this was a much newer model it would be better. It is not. If you are already skinny, I'm sure it works great. I am not. I think it's fair to say that a lot of people who purchase this item are not skinny. It does come with the belt extender which helps keep it on but here is my issue:The older models had belts that would stretch all around. So you could position the pads in the correct place. This newer belt DOES NOT STRETCH. Without the extender, bigger people would not be able to even fasten it. You're probably thinking.....if it can be put on, what's the problem? The problem is the side pads that are supposed to go on you obliques do not if you have to use the extender, they are too far in front making that function basically useless until you lose enough weight for them to reach. How stupid!!!! So assuming it does give you rock hard abs, you will have a 6 pack in the front and luv handles on the side. Don't get me wrong, the electronic pulses do work your abs. I used to have serious back issues but thanks to years of the slendertone products my core is strong enough that it no longer goes out. I do still need to lose weight but it's safe to say there is a 6 pack hiding behind the keg. But this new design is not fat people friendly.No thanks, I'm digging my old one out of the trash and selling this one to some skinny person at my next garage sale. So much for innovation.