[Myofascial release ball inspired by acupressure techniques]
The tactile ball (9 cm) is designed to stimulate self-massage. The small size makes it easy to carry and does not take up much space for storage. It is used on a stable floor, such as a wooden floor or yoga mat, and slowly applies pressure to the area where the fascia and muscles are tense. There is a cone-shaped protrusion at the tip, which massages with a painful sensation. In addition to applying pressure with your own weight, you can also use it by pressing it with your hand to approach the area you want to release fascia.
Read More
製造国・地域
China
原材料・素材
PVE Resin
寸法(長さx幅x高さ)・重量
Diameter: 9cm
Package Gross Weight: 270g
Body weight: 230g
その他の項目・備考
TRNR's tactile ball is a great massage ball for stretching and relaxation. With a large palm size, countless protrusions stimulate acupuncture points firmly, relieve stiff shoulders and fatigue in the lower back, and support the reduction of swelling. It is also suitable for Pilates and myofascial release, and can take good care of the whole body, including the hands, neck, hips, and soles of the feet. The lightweight and durable design is perfect for working from home and relieving lack of exercise. Feel a pleasant stimulus like acupressure and easily incorporate a massage at home!
JAN Code
9357722000278
PRODUCT ID
ea6759b1-89cd-44ef-a2b2-38ac565dc804
If you contact us within 7 days after the product arrives, we will replace it.
Shipping costs are calculated per brand. If there is a "Supplement to Shipping Costs", a different rate may be applied than the shipping cost by shipping area.
Earliest shipping date
Shipping within 0~1 business days
Shipping fees
Set shipping costs when shipping each order
Supplement on shipping and shipping costs
Free shipping on orders over 33,000 yen including tax
[Myofascial release ball inspired by acupressure techniques]
The tactile ball (9 cm) is designed to stimulate self-massage. The small size makes it easy to carry and does not take up much space for storage. It is used on a stable floor, such as a wooden floor or yoga mat, and slowly applies pressure to the area where the fascia and muscles are tense. There is a cone-shaped protrusion at the tip, which massages with a painful sensation. In addition to applying pressure with your own weight, you can also use it by pressing it with your hand to approach the area you want to release fascia.