EMS Suit Pro Full Body Activation Ultra

Brilliant for home training. The suit is comfortable, the electrodes sit exactly where they should and the impulses are strong without being sharp. Twenty minutes and I'm done. The suit itself is well made too.

Three kids and no childcare meant the gym was impossible. The suit lives at home and takes twenty minutes, so I actually train now. Can't ask for more than that. I only wish I'd found it sooner.

Long haul driving left my back and hips constantly stiff. I use this in the evenings now and the stiffness has eased a lot. One genuine advantage: no impact, no flare ups. Twenty minutes in the suit and I'm sorted.

Good value for a home setup that actually gets used. No monthly fee is the best part.

Efficiency was what I needed, not more hours in the gym. Two twenty minute sessions a week have done more for my running than anything else I've tried. Joint friendly too. Twenty minutes in the suit and I'm sorted.

Short enough that I never talk myself out of it, which is more than I can say for the gym. Twenty minutes, real results, no drama. It's earned a permanent spot in my week.

I'm naturally suspicious of anything at this price so I did the sums before buying. The EMS studio in town charges eighty dollars a session and I was going once a week when I could get an appointment. On that basis this paid for itself in about fifteen weeks, and I use it four times a week instead of once. The running costs are basically water for the pads and a bit of electricity. For what I was already spending it's clearly good value, and the convenience on top makes it a no brainer.

Good but not perfect.

Cheap per session.

Honestly brilliant. The quality is obvious the second you take it out of the box and the performance backs it up. Very happy customer. Honestly one of the better buys I've made.

Ski trips used to wreck me for the first two days and I'd be finished by Wednesday. I prepped with this for eight weeks and skied every day this year. Things have genuinely improved since I started.

Time efficient and genuinely joint friendly. Four stars because the app loses Bluetooth every few sessions, which breaks up the twenty minutes. Still recommend it despite that.

I'm lazy about exercise and always have been. The appeal was that it needs no motivation and no setup, and the suit delivers on that completely. First thing I've used consistently. It's made a real difference to my day to day.

Not cheap, but the studio near me charges 55 quid a session and I was going twice a week. This paid for itself in under three months. For what it does I think it's fairly priced. Cheaper per session than anything else I've tried.

Genuinely efficient kit. I stack two sessions a week on top of my usual training and my lifts have gone up across the board. The suit recovers well between uses too. Pleased with it, plain and simple.

Weekend hill walking with my mates was getting embarrassing. I'd be the one struggling at the back. Six weeks on this and I'm setting the pace instead. It's been worth it for that alone.

Great results in a short time. My note for the makers: the app should remember my last level automatically instead of me resetting it. Minor, but it would improve things. The suit itself I have no complaints about.

Wish I'd bought it sooner.

Shift work makes the gym impossible. I can use this at 11pm and still sleep fine.

Saves me an hour a day in travel plus the membership, and twenty minutes per session instead of ninety. Counting time as money it's the best value purchase I've made. The suit has more than paid for itself.

Lazy proof training.

Efficient and cheap per session once you use it properly. Better value than anything at the gym.

Twenty years behind a desk left me with a permanently sore lower back and shoulders that clicked. I'd tried physio, Pilates and a standing desk, all with limited success, mostly because I stopped doing them. This suits me because it's only twenty minutes and I can do it before work while the coffee boils. The aching has calmed down considerably and my posture has improved enough that people have started mentioning it. If I had to name one advantage it's that I get real muscle activation with no impact and no strain on my back.

Genuinely efficient training, though I wish it came with a decent case for the money.

Cheaper than a year of gym fees and I don't have to drive anywhere. That alone makes it worth it for me. It's been used four times a week since it arrived. The maths made sense in the end.

Very well designed piece of equipment and clearly made by people who train. The fit is compressive without restricting movement, and the pads cover all the major groups properly. Intensity goes high enough that I'm still not at maximum after ten weeks, which says something about the range. I've recommended it to friends and my brother-in-law bought one after trying mine. Solid, effective and easy to use. I have nothing negative to say about it.

For the money I expected good and got better. The build justifies the price tag and the running costs are basically a bottle of water. Happy with the value. Cheaper per session than anything else I've tried.

My knees are basically bone on bone and running is no longer an option, which hit me hard. I was losing muscle and putting on weight, and everything I tried seemed to involve something my joints couldn't take. This has been ideal. I get a proper strength session sitting or standing still with no joint loading at all. My thighs and glutes are visibly stronger and my knee pain hasn't got worse, if anything it's better. For me the standout benefit is strength training that doesn't punish my knees.

Menopause hit me with joint pain, weight gain and tiredness all at once and I felt about ninety. I couldn't face the gym and the classes near me are all full of people half my age. Doing this at home in my own time has been the only thing I've managed to keep up with. My arms and stomach are firmer, my hips hurt less and I've got some energy back. The best thing about it for me is strength and tone without anything aching the next day.

I've never stuck to anything because I've never had the motivation. The beauty of this is that it needs none, you just stand there. First routine I've kept in twenty years. It's made a real difference to my day to day.

Genuinely joint friendly, which I wasn't expecting. There's no impact and no loading, but I still feel properly worked the next day. At 61 that's exactly what I need. Suit on, twenty minutes, done.

Very effective and worth having, but not without its quirks. The results are real: my core is stronger and my posture has improved noticeably after two months. The kit is well made and cleans up easily after use. My complaints are the carry case, which is too small to pack everything away tidily, and the battery, which doesn't quite last a full week of sessions. Neither is a deal breaker, but at this price I expected better on both counts.