Review on 🔥 The Original EZ-Bak® Massager: Powerful Myofascial Massage Tools for Trigger Point Release, Back Pain Relief, Muscle Recovery, and Deep Tissue Roller Massage by Jared Perry

Both my husband and I suffer from back pain, I have had several back surgeries and am constantly looking for ways (natural ways) to relieve this pain. I have a tool similar to this one but it is not wall mountable and does not have rolling balls. This version of EZ-Bak did not live up to expectations. First you need to be 100% sure that you are securely attaching it to the rack behind the wall. When you're pushing your bodyweight to get deep muscle, you don't want to end up cracking drywall. Another problem is that you cannot change the position after installation. I'm a foot shorter than my husband, so my trigger points are at a different height and position than his. Although there is some adjustment space built into this product, it is not enough to accommodate the height difference between us. To use this we had to tape a ton of velcro to the wall in two different places (above the post) and then tape the other side of the velcro to the back of the mounting plate so we could take it off one spot and move it to another, so we could use them both. It works like this for the most part. You can't use this while lying on a horizontal surface (which is disappointing), and it's only marginally useful if you're using it by sliding it between your back and the back of a chair. It's also not very travel friendly. Rollerballs can pose another problem: if you move against them, the fabric of your shirt or pants can get pinched between the ball and its binding. It would be nice if there was a wider selection of rollerballs or even a pair of cone shaped nibs. Another big problem is that everything is made of plastic. If you actually press on one of the balls while trying to get to a deep tendon or muscle like the piriformis, the crackling and creaking sounds that come from pushing as hard as you have to to do that prevent you from doing that achieve what you want to achieve. reach. We're both afraid of snapping one of the balls off their little posts or breaking the spot where the ball attaches to the tie. Overall, this is a worthy tool for removing trigger points and fascia. This can be annoying since you have to mount it on the wall, but there are workarounds. Rollerballs made entirely of metal instead of plastic would have been worth the extra charge. As well as another mounting plate so you can use it in two completely different positions if you have people of significantly different sizes that want to use it.