Recoverypop Ice Ball Massage Tool - Great Alternative to Ice Cubes, Cryo Cups, Cold Massage Roller Ball, Ice Roller and Ice Cups for Physical Therapy, Recovery, Injuries, Pain Cold Therapy

the idea of ice ball massager is nice. I liked it. However, the handle broke quickly which indicates a low-quality material. Also, I can use the massager for few seconds since it is very cold on the skin. I still prefer the ICE Pack from pharmacy

I personally use this for my face and it worked wonders! Perfectly what I needed! The sphere comes out perfectly! It stands so easy too. And the bottom comes off EASY! Once it’s frozen. I loved it!

one of those products you never know you need until you have it, yet once you do, couldn’t imagine going back. As a competitive runner, I’m always dealing with injuries; from severe to minor & nagging. I first used the recovery pop when I developed plantar fasciitis less than 2 weeks before a a race I had prepared months for. Using the RP twice a day for 15 or so minutes, my plantar was back up to speed in less than a week. Though I likely could have achieved a similar result with traditional ice cups, the absence of inconvenient extra time, uncomfortable cold fingers, and wasteful nature of single-use products was noticeable and appreciated. Would buy again & recommend to any endurance athlete.

This product was great in my recovery after my workout. It has a great design to prevent my fingers from getting cold and I was able to massage and isolate an area of the muscle which was sore. I think it is great value getting 4 in one package allowing me to have multiple on hand for my workout days I do two workouts. I really like how they are reusable and preventing waste to my old way of paper cups. I do recommend making sure your ball is filled with water and on a flat surface when freezing, my first attempt the ice ball didn’t fully freeze to the stick but I notice I didn’t fill it all the way. Otherwise I think this is a great product and has helped me in recovery. I would highly recommend to my friends.

These 'pops' are hard to get apart once frozen even after running them under water for a few seconds to loosen the bottom. The silicone sticks to the ice more than harder plastics. They also do not remain upright when filled with water and can tip over very easily, water leaks out in said instance. I find the cyrocups to be better because they have flat bottom and don't tip over when filled with water and they are far easier to get apart once frozen and provide several icing applications before needing refill. Will keep these, but they are difficult to use due to the non-release issue silicone grabbing the ice and the tipping. Perhaps the bottom portion should have more flat surface for standing. The little 'feet' are insufficient.

I absolutely love my new Recoverypop Ice Ball Massager! I actually use it for cosmetic purposes instead of an after sports/ muscle pain therapy. I mixed filtered H2O with some anti-aging and vitamin C serums and froze the Recoverypops. Every morning I massage my face and it cools, de-puffs and I allow the serums to dry on my skin when massaging my face after. They are an amazing and cheaper replacement for the Nicole Caroline skin care ice ball that Irina Shayk uses in her video that went viral. Just note not to fill your ice sphere too much. ;)