Designed for daily trigger-point release. Small enough for a gym bag or a desk drawer. Firm enough to actually work, and forgiving enough to use every day.
Maintenance between physio visits, not a replacement for one. Built for tight traps, glutes and lower back after a day at a desk or on the M50.
Designed for daily trigger-point release. Work the spots that actually get tight, not the whole muscle.
Firm enough to work, forgiving enough for daily use. No pressure gauge required. Just roll it out.
Portable muscle relief that fits a gym bag, a desk drawer or a carry-on. No excuse to skip it.
No photoshoot. These are photos people sent us once their ball landed, plus one customer who ordered a lot more than one.
Five spots, head to toe. A minute or two on each is plenty. Go gently, and stop if anything feels sharp.
Illustrative images.
One size, designed to do two jobs: roll out broad areas and dig into a single tight spot.
The honest answers, no hype.
Targeted muscle recovery and maintenance between physio visits, for yoga and personal massage use. It's built for the everyday tightness of a desk job, a long commute, or a hard training week.
No. This is not a medical device, and it's not a substitute for physio. Consult a doctor before use if you have underlying injuries, and discontinue use if pain occurs.
Firm enough to work, forgiving enough for daily use. It's solid EVA foam. Not hard plastic, not a soft toy.
12.5cm in diameter and 122g. Compact enough for a gym bag, a desk drawer or a carry-on.
On Amazon.ie. That's the only place it's sold right now. Check the listing for the current price.
No. It's for everyone. A top-level athlete can use it between sessions to stay on top of tight spots. So can anyone whose everyday means eight hours at a desk, an hour on the M50 or a shift on their feet. Chasing a PB or just want your back to feel better by Friday? It's for you.
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