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The Playboy Pleasure Put in Work set is four graduated kegel weights in shades of purple, from the lightest to the heaviest, so you can work up one step at a time. Each slim, silicone-covered egg has a steel core for weight and its own retrieval cord. It suits anyone starting kegel exercises who wants a clear, colour-coded way to progress, as well as people who've tried a single ball and want more range.
The idea is simple. You insert one weight vaginally and hold it in place using the muscles you'd squeeze to stop the flow of urine. Gravity does the rest: the heavier the weight, the more those muscles have to work to keep it there. A graduated set lets you start light and progress at your own pace. Here the four weights run from 1.2 oz to 1.6 oz, 2.1 oz and finally 2.4 oz. The shape and size stay the same throughout, so what changes from one to the next is only the weight you're holding.
Each weight is a different shade of purple, from pale for the lightest to deep plum for the heaviest. You can tell at a glance which one you're on, and it's satisfying to move up a shade. Keep a simple note of which weight you used and for how long, and only step up when the current one feels easy to hold for your full session.
Every weight is a slim egg shape with 2.75 inches of insertable length and a 1-inch diameter, which is comfortable for most people. Inside is a steel core, which is what gives each one its weight in a small size. That core is fully wrapped in velvety soft silicone that's phthalate-free and latex-free. Each egg has its own retrieval cord, bringing the total length to 6 inches, so removal is straightforward.
Start with the lightest weight. Wash it, add a small amount of water-based lube, then lie on your back or stand with one foot raised and insert it like a tampon, leaving the cord outside. It should sit just inside, not deep. Try holding it for a few minutes while standing, then relax and remove it by gently pulling the cord as you bear down slightly. Build up the time gradually before adding weight. If you feel discomfort, pain or have any pelvic concerns, stop and talk to a health professional before continuing.
The weights are waterproof and submersible, so you can wash them thoroughly. Use a toy cleaner, then rinse with warm water and let them air-dry. Check the cords for wear from time to time. Store the set together in its pouch or box, away from other silicone toys.
Compare more options in our kegel exercisers and the Evolved range, or read our guide to sex toys for women.
Helpful answers about Playboy Pleasure Put in Work Four-Piece Kegel Weight Set.
Begin with the palest, lightest Put in Work weight at 1.2 oz. Use it until you can hold it comfortably while standing and moving around for your full session, then move to the 1.6 oz. Many people stay on each weight for a week or two.
Start with a few minutes a day with the Put in Work set and build up gradually, aiming for short, regular sessions rather than long ones. Stop if you feel tired, sore or crampy. If you have pelvic pain or other concerns, talk to a health professional first.
Yes, light movement like walking around the house is a common way to use them, since moving makes your muscles work harder to hold the weight. Start lying down or standing still with the lightest one, then add movement as you get used to it.
If a Put in Work weight slides down or out, it's simply too heavy for now, or it isn't inserted far enough. Go back to the lighter weight, or insert it a little deeper, about a finger's length inside. Use them at home while you learn.
Relax, bear down gently as if starting to urinate, and pull slowly on the retrieval cord. Don't yank. If it's hard to remove, take a few breaths, add a little lube at the entrance and try again lying down.
No. The Put in Work set is made for exercise, not for wearing during penetration. Remove the weight before sex. For playful options to wear, see our kegel exercisers, some of which are designed as pleasure balls.
Check with your doctor or a pelvic floor physiotherapist first. Weighted exercisers aren't right for everyone, especially during pregnancy, soon after giving birth or after pelvic surgery, and a professional can tell you when and how to begin.