TriggerPoint AcuCurve Massage Cane Shoulders Review

I have purchased many tools/devices to "relieve" trigger point pain. However, I consider this tool the easiest to affect an offensive, unpleasant TP. Terakan is great, but I don't seem experienced enough to use it successfully in some areas. AcuCurve is a more comfortable size for me but I gave it 4 stars because the massage balls are a mystery to me, no instructions. Using this feature on the spine as recommended on the attached label can be extremely difficult unless you are an acrobat, which

Just arrived yesterday and put to use straight out of the box. AcuCurve is far superior to Back Buddy. He doesn't have countless little hands that serve no purpose. It has three ergonomically designed balls made from a hard synthetic polymer that, unlike Back Buddy's hard plastic handles, flex slightly. The polymer rod is also stronger. I like to apply a lot of pressure and can bend the Back Buddy to the breaking point, but not the AcuCurve. I'm using it right now as I write this review. I'm…

I was going to post a photo of it but I was surprised to see that it broke in the exact same spot in most of the photos people have posted , probably something like that, which means it's not an individual accident, but a serious design flaw. I hope this company doesn't agree with that. I currently have various massage sticks like this from other companies that have lasted for years without breaking. If you need to press hard on it. . . I was lucky that nobody was hurt by this flying part…