🏋️ Highly effective Champion Sports Massage Ball for targeted Deep Tissue Relief - Ideal Roller Balls for Trigger Point Release on Feet, Back, Neck, Shoulders - Choose from a Variety of Styles Review

This soft but tight wand-shaped massager came out of the box with a strong smell, the chemical smell you find in industrial glue. I didn't even want to play with it because of the smell, so I left it unused for almost a week before deciding to give it a try. The smell diminished, but unfortunately it was still there. I used it on my feet on a sick day and it really helped. The weight of the massager added some pressure which was really noticeable compared to my hands and my wife also felt they…

I've been doing yoga for about 7 years now. From time to time we use tennis balls to roll our back or neck. This ball is essentially the same, except it keeps its distance. My yoga teacher said she takes 2 tennis balls and puts them in her sock to keep distance. She had other alternatives but found them much harder than tennis balls and didn't like them. I've used this one and it works great on the base of the head and neck, although it gets more difficult on the back. But with tennis balls…

A peanut massage ball looks like two racket balls glued together. It came with no instructions. So how you use it is up to you. One minus - a massage ball with peanuts has a very unpleasant smell. I was afraid to use it on the wall because I didn't know if it would stain the wall. So I used it on the floor. This peanut massage ball reminds me of two tennis balls in a sock that I learned in physical therapy class. I've used it for muscle tension in the shoulder, neck with headaches. Having tried