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Smartballs Duo, Fun Factory

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Fun Factory Smartballs Duo Review

The Smartballs Duo from Fun Factory is a pelvic floor trainer built around two weighted balls with an internal moving weight that shifts as you move, engaging the muscles. Its tapered tip makes insertion simple. Positioned for people who already have some pelvic floor experience, it suits users looking to progress beyond a single ball. Beginners may prefer the single-ball Uno in the same range.

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The Smartballs Duo from Fun Factory is a pelvic floor trainer built around two weighted balls with an internal moving weight that shifts as you move, engaging the muscles. Its tapered tip makes insertion simple. Positioned for people who already have some pelvic floor experience, it suits users looking to progress beyond a single ball. Beginners may prefer the single-ball Uno in the same range.

What is the Smartballs Duo?

The Smartballs Duo is Fun Factory's two-ball pelvic floor trainer. Inside sits a spherical weight that moves as your body moves, so your muscles respond to a shifting load rather than a static one. The tapered tip is shaped to make insertion straightforward.

Within the Smartball range, the Duo sits above the single-ball Uno. Fun Factory points beginners toward the Uno and positions the Duo for people who are ready for more, which makes the Duo the step-up option for those with some pelvic floor training behind them.

Who is it for?

The Smartballs Duo is made for people who want to train their pelvic floor and already have a little experience with it. Because it uses two weighted balls rather than one, it fits users ready to move past the entry level and take on something more demanding.

  • People with some pelvic floor training who want to progress from a single ball
  • Users rebuilding pelvic floor strength after childbirth
  • Anyone who wants their muscles engaged through everyday movement
  • Existing Smartball Uno users looking for a step up

Technical specifications

Feature Detail
Type Pelvic floor trainer
Number of balls Two
Internal weight Moving spherical weight
Insertion Tapered tip

Strengths and limitations

Strengths:

  • Two weighted balls for a more demanding pelvic floor workout
  • Internal spherical weight moves with you, engaging the muscles dynamically
  • Tapered tip designed to make insertion simple
  • Sits in a range where you can start with the Uno and step up

Limitations:

  • Positioned for advanced users, likely too much for a complete beginner
  • Two balls are more to insert and manage than the single-ball Uno
  • Needs regular, consistent use before you notice a difference

Alternatives worth considering

If you are comparing options, the single-ball Smartball Uno is the beginner-friendly version in the same Fun Factory range, a natural choice if the Duo sounds like too much to start with. From LELO, the Beads and the Hex are also worth putting on your shortlist.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What people most often ask us about the Smartballs Duo.

How does the Smartballs Duo work?

Inside the Smartballs Duo sits a spherical weight that moves as your body moves. Rather than staying static, this shifting weight prompts your pelvic floor muscles to respond and work, turning everyday movement into training. You wear the two balls internally, and the tapered tip is shaped to make putting them in straightforward.

What's the difference between the Smartball Uno and the Smartballs Duo?

The two sit in the same Fun Factory range but target different levels. The Smartball Uno has a single ball and is aimed at people starting out with pelvic floor training. The Smartballs Duo has two balls and is built for those who are more advanced and ready for a more demanding workout.

Is the Smartballs Duo suitable for beginners?

It is not the version Fun Factory points beginners toward. The Duo carries two balls and is positioned for more advanced users, so it can feel like a lot if you have never trained your pelvic floor before. If you are just starting out, the single-ball Smartball Uno in the same range is the gentler entry point.