When you compare the SigridZ Thigh Master to the original Suzanne Somers ThighMaster, you'll find some noticeable differences and a few similarities.

According to the manufacturer, the SigridZ version can support up to 500 pounds, so it might sound robust. But from what we've found, opinions are all over the place.

A lot of folks say the SigridZ Thigh Master doesn't offer much resistance, which means it might not be great if you're looking for something more challenging. For those who remember the original Suzanne Somers ThighMaster, its higher resistance was a big draw. So, if you're after a more intense workout, the SigridZ might leave you wanting more.

Some have noted that the SigridZ feels less durable than you'd expect from the manufacturer's description. If you're planning on really pushing it with intense workouts, this might be something to keep in mind.

On the flip side, there are people who appreciate the SigridZ Thigh Master for its simplicity and effectiveness in less intense exercises. It works well for low-impact workouts, especially targeting areas like thighs and arms. Plus, it's compact and pretty easy to store, which is always a plus for home workouts.

So, when choosing between the two, it really depends on what you're after. If lighter workouts or specific muscle targeting are your goals, the SigridZ could be a good fit.

But if you’re looking for something more hardcore in terms of resistance and durability, sticking with the original Suzanne Somers model might be your best bet.