Vibraé EMS shorts work where ordinary training struggles to reach — the glutes, thighs and hips. You put them on at home, clip in the wireless controller, and the app guides you through a workout or a ready-made treatment.
| Body · tailored cut | Body · unisize | Couples set | Slim (shorts) | Mini (shorts) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it works | Whole body: back, abdomen, glutes, thighs, arms | Whole body: back, abdomen, glutes, thighs, arms | Whole body — two suits, two people | Lower body: glutes, thighs, abdomen, lower back | Thighs, glutes and love handles |
| Choose it if… | You train your whole body and want a suit cut for a woman’s figure — a narrower waist and wider hips. | You train your whole body and your figure is straighter or male. It is also the suit for taller people. | The two of you train. Each picks their own cut and size, and the set costs less than two separate ones. | You care about the lower body and relieving your lower back, and the upper body is either already covered or not your goal. | You want to start at the lowest cost and train on the move — on a walk, around the house, during everyday chores. |
| What it does not cover | Covers everything — the full suit works the whole body. | Covers everything — the full suit works the whole body. | One controller runs one suit, so you train in turns — unless you add a second one. | The arms and upper back — there are no electrodes there. | The entire upper body: back, abdomen and arms. It is not a substitute for the full suit. |
| Price | 3540,00 € | 3540,00 € | 3880,00 € | 3660,00 € | 1410,00 € |
EMS stands for electrical muscle stimulation. Electrodes built into the shorts send gentle impulses that make the muscle contract — just like during exercise, only more completely, because the contraction also reaches fibres you don’t consciously tense in everyday life.
You set the intensity yourself, separately for each body part. You can combine a session with simple exercises or a walk, or simply lie down during a recovery program.
You wear Vibraé shorts on dry skin — the electrodes don’t need to be wetted or covered in gel. The controller connects to your phone via Bluetooth, so there are no cables at all.
Both models use the same app, the same programs and the same plans. They differ in electrode coverage, cut and controller.
12 electrodes · 6 zones · high waist
High-waisted shorts with long legs. They cover the glutes, thighs, adductors, abdomen and lower back. Choose them if you want to work on your whole lower body, cellulite and skin firmness, or relieve your lower back after a day at the desk.
See the Slim shorts8 electrodes · 4 zones · Mini Smart Box
Short shorts with a smaller controller you won’t feel under your clothes. They cover the glutes, thighs and love handles. Choose them if you want to start with EMS at the lowest cost or fit sessions into your day — on a walk or on your bike.
See the Mini shortsResults come from consistency: two or three sessions a week of 20–30 minutes are enough to start with.
An EMS treatment at a salon means booking an appointment, travelling there and paying for every visit. Your own shorts are at hand every day: you do a session in the evening on the sofa, before work or on a walk, and the number of treatments doesn’t depend on the salon’s schedule.
The Vibraé app includes, among others, firming, anti-cellulite and lymphatic drainage programs — the same kinds of treatments people go to a salon for.
Every set ships free of charge and you can pay for it in instalments.
Electrical stimulation triggers a real muscle contraction, so the muscles work and tire much as they do during exercise. The shorts won’t replace a healthy diet or movement, but regular sessions strengthen the glutes and thighs and improve muscle tone and skin firmness in the areas covered by the electrodes.
No. You wear Vibraé shorts and suits on dry skin — this isn’t equipment with wet sponges. Only if your skin is very dry can you apply a thin layer of pure gel, such as ultrasound gel.
Shorts are sized by waist and hip circumference — the size chart is next to the size selector on the product page. If you’re between sizes, take the smaller one: the shorts should fit snugly. For three months after purchase we exchange them for another size free of charge; you only pay for shipping both ways.
A session is 20–30 minutes of actual work. Two or three sessions a week are enough to start with — the plan in the app tells you on its own when to come back and what to do on a given day. Results come from regularity, not from the length of a single workout.
It shouldn’t. You raise the intensity slowly, body part by body part, and the contraction should be clear but never unpleasant. In your first sessions, start at a low intensity and make a few movements to warm up.
You set the intensity yourself, from zero, separately for each part of the body — the session runs at the pace you choose. Vibraé is not a medical device and does not replace medical treatment. Do not use the suit if you have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device, if you are pregnant or if you have epilepsy. With chronic conditions and after medical procedures, consult your doctor first.
You can unpack the set, try the suit on and switch the controller on — exactly as you would in a bricks-and-mortar shop. If you decide it is not for you, you send it back within 14 days without giving a reason and we refund your money. Details in the Returns Policy.
The controller and the suit come with a 12-month warranty. You send a claim to serwis@vibrae.pl or from your account, and while your suit is being repaired we send you a replacement suit so you don’t have to pause your training. Your warranty dates and serial numbers are saved in your account, so you don’t need to look for the receipt.
