eHUPOO Thigh Hip Leg Strength Trainer ,Pelvic Floor Muscle Repair Trainer with 77LBS Adjustable Resistance&Counter. Strength Home Gym Workout Equipment for Thigh,Hip,Arm,Leg.Black

Overall a great product. I can definitely feel the workout between my thigh and pelvic floor. If you purchase this for bedroom performance, I think you won't regret it. It is well made and durable, easy to use with an overall perfect size for use between thigh. Great value for money compared to the other thigh master I have owned.

I have used a thigh master or two in my time, all the way back to the Suzanne Somers version. This one is just not it. It is clunky and awkward to use. Although it has a counter and is adjustable for different exercises, I did not find one single exercise that was comfortable to do or even appeared efficacious. This gadget is not worth any price. Plus, it is not what one would call stable if you don't have longer thigh bones.

The eHUPOO Thigh Master. Now, this was a different beast altogether. Not a creature of the wild, but a tool of self-improvement, or maybe, self-inflicted torture. This black metal contraption, with its adjustable resistance, felt like something pulled from a medieval dungeon. They call it a “Thigh Master.” I call it a reminder of my own mortality. The cold metal, the feeling of my legs straining, a constant hum of fatigue. It grips, not gently, but with a kind of mechanical insistence. 77 lbs of resistance, they touted. It felt like more. It’s the kind of device that whispers promises of sculpted limbs, but the reality is more like a silent scream muffled by a sweat-soaked towel. Don’t get me wrong, it seems well-built, sturdy enough to withstand whatever personal torment you throw at it. The adjustment is smooth enough. And the black? Well, it suits the purpose. It mirrors the weight of the expectations one puts on oneself. It does what it says – it works the inner thighs. Maybe too well. After a week, I’m feeling it, that’s for sure. I can feel muscles in places I didn’t know existed, though whether they are sculpted or just angry is still up for debate. This ain't no magic bullet, but a tool. And this tool, it's doing the job. But it also makes me feel… trapped, somehow. Like I'm in a cage of my own making. A cage built of metal and the endless pursuit of ideal. So, four stars. For the workmanship, but also for the wearying reminder that some battles are best left unfought.

This is one of the most important exercises to do. At least for me. There are place on the body that are difficult to work out. The Pelvic Floor is one of them. Often neglected because of this. Trying to rehab this region of the body need something like this. The Incremental Adjustments, and Repetition Counter is great. PROS: I'm looking for things that I can do. This Exerciser fits on the Rack with other Small Workout Equipment. You could take it with you, it's not that big. This has been around for a while. It is a very easy to use Device. It is a trusted Device when it comes to Home Gym and Workout Equipment. CONS: No pain no gain. Don't do too much when you first get started. Stop thinking this thing isn't a real workout. A VIEW FROM OUTSIDE OF THE BOX: You can also use this for your arms and chest. You can actually get more of a workout than you would think with this.

The idea is nice but the limitations are in the range of motion which is very limited in this machine. I feel very confident it will do nothing to help with a weak hip muscle if you are above 5 ft 6. I used it for several days to see if I could feel anything and eventually decided it was better to use the hip abductor machines at my local gym.

it comes in pieces u need to assemble yourself, not a big deal i just wish i had known. unless you are using te high setting, there is not much of a workout for the muscle.

I'm always on the lookout for new exercise tools. I own a ton, everything from steel clubs to water bags to grip trainers to balance boards. While I prefer whole-body movement exercises there are some muscles better targeted through direct training. Adductors are always a weak spot for me, so when I saw this I had to jump. This exerciser comes in a nice box and includes the exercises, the two thigh pads, bolts to attach the pads, and velcro strips. Assembly is pretty easy, just use the bolts to attach the thigh pads and thread the velcro strips through. Using it is even easier. Put the device between your thighs, attach the velcro around your leg, and start squeezing. This isn't an overly fancy device. You can adjust the tension with the knob on top, and there's a rep counter at the bottom. I'm guessing this takes batteries, but I didn't have to install any so I guess they're included. It definitely works; after several reps I could feel my adductors burning. Great deal! Overall, this is a solid budget thigh adductor exerciser. No frills, but very functional. For the price, I recommend!