KINGLINK Abdominal Workout Belt 24"-55" Black

There is a learning curve to getting the belt to hit the right slots and contract your muscles. Once your find the appropriate settings, it’s feels as if you’ve been working out your core. Great addition to have on while working out

My original intention of buying it is to increase my exercise intensity. Every day I spend my free time on fitness. I get a lot of pleasure from exercise, and my body is also very healthy.

Think about this is comfortable and you have plenty of power. I use this post-surgery to keep my muscles activated while I was off my feet. Worked great!

Has worked very well so far. I like that it has a lot of adjustment so that it will still fit when I lose my gut. It is also fairly comfortable as comparing to some other belts.

EMS or electric muscle stimulation feels like a shock so it takes some getting used to. There is mild discomfort at first but you adapt quickly. The set charged up quickly. I found the belt to be easy to use. The arm bands not so much. I couldn't strap it on tight enough myself for it to work properly. With tight contact the arm bands gave me uncomfortable shocks even at the lowest setting. Maybe this is because my tissue is so lean in that area. I'm excited to use the belt around my abdomen daily and hope to see noticeable results.

Ok, I am a skeptic when it comes to items that promise you results without the work. This belt has size recommendations listed on the site. Those are a bit off and I would size up if you want this belt. I got the medium that is supposed to be sized for a 24–46-inch waist, there is no way this belt would fit a 46-inch waist, so keep sizing in mind. Now for the performance. This belt has 8 modes and 25 different levels. That is a lot of choices, which is a good thing. However, I used it on all the different modes but only up to about level 3 as I was quite uncomfortable with the electrical pulses that I was feeling. I don't know who could "take" the higher levels. I can't imagine what 25 would feel like, it has to be torture like. Instead of the pulses causing contractions, I was just feeling like I was getting shocked. For this to actually work, you would need the pulse to send a signal to your muscle to contract as that is what would theoretically cause the muscle to work and therefore improve. It states to use it for 20 minutes per day for 2 months to see results. Take that how you will. I would give it a 2.5 if there were partial scores available. Hope that helps you.

Definitely work! Nice muscle stimulation, easy to use and charge. My only complaint is they barely fit around my arms.

I have owned a TENS machine for many years as I deal with back and muscle issues. I got this to see if I noticed any difference in muscle building without actually doing crunches, curls, and kickbacks. What I found was a product that seems to tire out the aforementioned muscles. I have only been using this product for a couple days, and I have read reviews that say that it either hurts/stings, or doesn't do anything. The pain or sting you feel comes from not having moisture on the silicone pads that touch your skin. Make sure that you moisten those prior to attaching the product to your body.Another thing I read was that it isn't showing the type of results one would hope for. If you know anything about body contouring, you know that a tool like this can build muscle without having it show on the body. This is because tools like these do not burn fat, they work the muscle. The muscle can become stronger without any visible difference in your appearance. When I get done and my abs are completely wiped out, I know that I have gotten a solid workout. That translates into stronger abs, not a six-pack. If you want the six-pack, you will have to get your bodyfat levels below 10% at least.The only thing that I did not like about this product is the fit on the arms. It is very difficult to place these on your biceps/triceps by yourself. You will generally need help doing that. Also, the unit shuts off after maybe 10 or 15 minutes, and if you are using these on your triceps, seeing that unit to turn it back on can be difficult to work with.