Review on 💆 Gaiam Restore Mini Muscle Massager - On-The-Go Handheld Deep Tissue Pressure Point Tool for Back & Spine Massage by Jason Williamson

Pros: Great shape for just about anywhere you need to push. The spine, calves, lower back, arms, and hamstrings are areas they say it's beneficial for. In all these places it worked wonderfully. Light and small enough to be carried around easily, but strong enough to withstand heavy pressure. It is advertised as ideal for travel and I am very happy to take it with me on my next business trip as traveling can be very tiring for my body. - Easy to use. Some massagers like this one take me a while to figure out how to use. It doesn't take long at all to understand. If you're not 100% sure how to use it, there's even a handy link on the back of the box to a simple one-page PDF showing the best way to use it with images. Relieves muscle tension quickly. . I was surprised at how helpful this is, especially as I honestly can't think of a massager I've used in the past that has been more than moderately helpful. Neutral: - It falls apart. Not sure why? That might be ok if I had to clean it up somehow. internally? - The logo on the rounded end without a clip protrudes just enough to feel when trying to use it to untie knots. It doesn't bother me much, but it annoys me a little. I'm not sure if this was intentional or if they just didn't know where else to place the logo. It would be nice if it was just flat instead of protruding as it is. Cons: - Had a weird smell for the first 10 minutes after opening - Has some weird little dents and marks on the green rubber part. very happy with it. Since I got it about a week and a half ago, I've been taking it from home and laying it by my bed at night to rub the knots in my neck after a slight stretch. As someone who often suffers from severe back and neck strains, I'm really pissed that I didn't do something similar to myself before!