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This XR kegel exerciser set is five slim silicone trainers in graduated sizes, numbered Step 1 to Step 5. Each one has a smooth, tapered tip and a soft silicone ring at the end to hold. The idea is simple: start with the smallest, stay with it until it feels easy, and only then move up a size. Some people use them to get comfortable with insertion at their own pace; others hold one in place while doing kegel squeezes so they can feel the muscle working.
The jump between sizes is small. Step 1 is only 0.5 inches wide with 3.1 inches insertable, narrower than most fingers. Each step adds about 0.2 inches of width and a little length, finishing at Step 5, which is 1.3 inches wide with 5.8 inches insertable. Those gentle increments are what make a graduated set useful: you're never asked to jump from something tiny to something much bigger.
Choose a private, unhurried moment and lie on your back with knees bent and a pillow under your hips. Coat the trainer and yourself with water-based lube, which is the only kind XR lists. Breathe out slowly as you insert, and stop wherever comfort ends; there's no need to go all the way in. To use it for kegels, hold the ring lightly, squeeze your pelvic floor muscles as if stopping the flow of urine, and you'll feel the trainer move inward slightly. Relax fully between squeezes. A few minutes is plenty to start. Keep a towel and the next size within reach, but don't feel you have to use it the same day; progress is measured in weeks, not minutes.
A graduated set makes sense for anyone wanting a patient, size-by-size approach, whether after a long break from penetration, with a new partner, or simply out of curiosity. The slim shafts also make good first insertables. If penetration is painful, see a pelvic floor physiotherapist before starting, since they can tell you how to use a set like this for your situation. If you'd rather train hands-free, our kegel and pelvic exercisers include weighted balls, and the suction-base version of this set lets you use each size without holding it.
Wash each trainer with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner before and after use, and let them air-dry. Silicone is non-porous and easy to keep clean. Store the set together so you always know which step you're on, and keep it away from other silicone toys and dust.
For cleaning routines across materials, see our toy care guide.
Helpful answers about XR Graduated Silicone Kegel Trainer Set – 5 Sizes.
Start with Step 1 in the XR kegel trainer set, which is just 0.5 inches wide. Stay on it until insertion feels easy and relaxed over a few sessions, then try Step 2. Moving up too fast is the most common mistake, so let comfort, not a schedule, decide.
Insert one XR silicone trainer, hold the ring lightly and squeeze the muscles you'd use to stop urinating. You should feel the trainer draw inward slightly. Hold for a few seconds, relax completely, and repeat about ten times. Relaxing between squeezes matters as much as the squeeze itself.
The XR kegel trainer set works like a graduated dilator set: five sizes you move through gradually, with tapered tips and pull rings. If a clinician has prescribed dilators, ask whether these sizes match what they recommend. The sizes run from 0.5 to 1.3 inches wide.
No, use water-based lube with the XR kegel trainers, as XR lists water-based only. Silicone lube can leave silicone surfaces tacky or damaged over time. A generous amount of a plain water-based lube makes insertion much more comfortable, especially with the smaller sizes.
Keep early sessions with the XR kegel trainers to about five to ten minutes. Short, regular practice tends to feel better than long, occasional sessions. If you're working with a physiotherapist, follow their timing instead, since they'll tailor it to you.
XR sells the trainers as a pelvic set and the ring handles aren't a flared base, so they aren't designed for anal use. Anything used anally needs a wide base so it can't slip inside. Choose a plug or anal trainer made for that purpose instead.