Product Description
Material:pvc
1.Short spiky ball
Size:6.5cm 43g
Size:9cm 93g
2.Long spiky ball
Size:6.5cm 42g
Size:7cm 46.5g
Size:8.5cm 91g
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A spiky massage ball is used to relieve muscle tension, improve blood circulation, and target trigger points. It’s ideal for self-massage, physical therapy, and post-workout recovery.
Yes! Spiky massage balls apply focused pressure to help release tight muscles, break up fascia, and reduce soreness. Many users report fast relief after just a few minutes of use.
Place the ball under the targeted area (like feet, back, or glutes) and gently roll your body over it. Use your body weight to control pressure and focus on sore or tight spots for 1–2 minutes.
Relieves muscle tension and stiffness
Enhances blood flow and recovery
Improves flexibility and mobility
Reduces stress and promotes relaxation
Helps manage plantar fasciitis and tight fascia
Yes, it’s one of the most recommended tools for plantar fasciitis. Rolling it under your foot stimulates circulation, reduces heel pain, and loosens tight fascia.
Absolutely. You can use it against a wall or on the floor to target knots in the back, shoulders, neck, and even between the shoulder blades.
You can use it daily or 3–4 times a week depending on your needs. Even 5–10 minutes per session can make a noticeable difference.
Spiky balls offer deeper, more stimulating massage, ideal for tough knots or trigger points. Smooth balls provide gentler pressure — better for sensitive areas or beginners.
Yes. The spikes help apply focused pressure that breaks up knots, releases tight fascia, and eases trigger point discomfort.
Generally yes, but those with acute injuries, severe pain, or circulation issues should consult a healthcare provider before use. Use gentle pressure and avoid bony areas.
While not a cure, regular use can help stimulate circulation and lymphatic drainage, which may temporarily improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of cellulite.
Smaller balls (6–8 cm) are best for feet, hands, and targeted areas. Larger ones (10–12 cm) are great for glutes, back, and thighs.
Choose firmness based on your comfort and pain tolerance. Firmer balls provide deeper massage, while softer ones are better for beginners or sensitive muscles.
Yes, they improve blood flow, reduce post-workout soreness, and speed up muscle recovery when used as part of a cool-down routine.
Wipe with a damp cloth or mild soap solution. Let it air dry before storing. Avoid harsh chemicals or soaking in water.