I find this product to be helpful for women who are just starting to work their pelvic floor muscles! I found as the balls moved around, my pelvic floor muscles were working on their own. I believe women who are not quite sure which muscles to work would be able to use the Eclipse balls to identify their pelvic floor muscles and form a better routine from there. You can tug on the cord while contracting your pelvic floor muscles to help create resistance, which aides in strengthening your pelvic floor muscles. The design of the Eclipse balls help to keep them in place comfortably. I believe they would be perfect for women who have just had a child. It is always important for ladies to work their pelvic floor muscles after having children. Strengthening your pelvic floor muscles does not only make the men happy, but also makes you feel better about yourself, as well as decreasing your risk for stress incontinency.

The negative side is that the cord is slightly uncomfortable and feels out of place. A little trick I have used is placing the cord close to my clitoris so that as I walk I am also stimulated. I figure I don't mind any awkwardness then! The spheres are also a little on the large side for women that may not be used to working with something of that size.

The Eclipse balls can be arousing to women who are not desensitized and can also be used for anal play. Yet again, due to the size it may be uncomfortable for anal beginners. Those who are experienced with anal play would find them pleasurable. The material the Eclipse balls are made of works well with lubricant and they are easily cleaned. You can use soap and water or toy cleaner. I found them rather enjoyable.