Manual Massage Roller Ball for Sore Muscles Pain Relief, Massage Tools Back Massage Therapy Used with Essential Oils

This little hand held ball is awesome. It gets deep into the muscle and is so handy to have around. Glad we bought it for such a great price!

The media could not be loaded. I got this as a gift. It is easy to use. I like to use it with an oil. It gets my knots loosened. The only complaint is when you push to hard.. the black plastic piece that holds the ball pushed down on it and the ball doesn’t roll. You just have to let up a little on the pressure. Great gift idea.

I bought this because I needed the rolling ball for therapy. I was overjoyed to find this deal with another massager. Great deal!Both of these feel well made and work great on my trigger points.

My foot is like the St. Louis Gateway Arch. I didn't realize this til I got a "foot map" done ages ago, and apparently, only my heel and toe area touch the ground. The rest of my foot thinks its a bridge looking out for a flood. ...And I guess because my weird feet are weird, I got a raging ache in the arch the other day( maybe also bc I don't take care of my feet or buy fancy insoles). ...Thus, I've been kneeding my foot out on mason jars, cylindrical containers, and anything I can. Then, I found this little bally guy online. My thoughts...Pros:- Small, compact, light weight, portable. Small footprint.- Ball rolls within container fairly easily.- You can roll out the inner arch of your foot (with a bit of artful finagling)- I can feel the crinkling in my foot getting worked out. (yay)- I suppose you could roll this on a friend's back, and attempt to massage? Haven't tried yet.- Inexpensive.- So far, this purchase is worth it. ...I think? I haven't tried other products, so by default, this one is the best.Cons:- Fatal flaw: roller base bottom is rounded. This confounds me. That means, if I put it on the floor and roll my foot over it, the base rocks around and the whole thing tips over immediately. My workaround is to put it on a rug, and that keeps it from tipping over ...kindof. A bigger base, and more importantly, a FLAT base, would remedy this.- Roller base's bottom is smooth. Thus, if you try to use it on a hardwood floor, it will scoot around. There is no traction. Some sort of rubber-ized no-slip surface would be nice. Or, use a rug.- This may be a personal preference, but the ball feels quite small, and too hard and "pointy" of a surface on my foot. Like a thumb pressing hard in a concentrated area. Not as comfortable as I would like, although some people may enjoy this.Overall: This purchase is a maybe. Rolling my foot over mason jars and doing stretching at home may have a similar effect, but this rolly ball is more localized. It's more plastic in a landfill, at the end of the day. So, jury's out...

Great product works amazing

The ball rolls and feels very smooth on your skin. The other is very nice for pressure points. Size is perfect for the legs and arms. Very easy to use. Just want to be careful not to go over your bones. Very good quality material.

I had mixed feelings about these massage balls when I got them. The balls are plastic and are not quite as the stone options (obviously!), but when you consider the price point, they do what they are intended to do. You can still get a decent massage out of them. I would recommend if you are wanting to keep the price at the lower end.

Perfect to just leave on the table by your tv chair or just about anywhere. A real massage instrument in almost zero space - and if you're not using it, it looks like a beautiful, sort of spiritual, crystal item. Would make a great, original, interesting gift, too.