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Peanut Foot Massage Roller – Spiked Myofascial Release Ball

Price range: $18.99 through $23.99

A peanut foot massage roller is a twin-lobe spiked roller shaped to sit into the arch of the foot. It is firm textured TPE with two fused lobes on a rigid core. The lobed shape keeps it from rolling away underfoot, which is the usual problem with a round ball on hard floors.

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Specifications

Application: BODY

Material: ABS & TPR

Size: Medium

Foot Massage Roller Peanut Double Lacrosse Spiky Ball Myofascial Balls for Plantar Fasciitis Mobility Back Foot Arch Pain Relief

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Color

PURPLE, black, Blue

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Common questions

How long should you roll your foot?
Two to three minutes per foot, once or twice a day. Rolling something cold underfoot first thing helps most if your heel pain is worst in the first steps of the morning.
Will foot rolling fix plantar fasciitis?
It eases symptoms and improves tissue tolerance, but heel pain that has lasted more than a few weeks needs assessment and a loading programme rather than more rolling.
Who should avoid foot massagers?
Anyone with diabetes, neuropathy or reduced sensation in the feet should get clinician advice first, particularly with heated or electrical foot devices, because you may not feel a burn or a pressure injury.
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