Amazon Basics High Density Foam

Perfect level of firmness to get solid support without being so hard it digs into you if you roll in it wrong. I have a couple of bulged disks in my lower back and this roller is perfect for stretching it out at the end if the day. I’ve tried some fancier ones and still go back to this one. I’ve flown with it, backpacked with it, and moved with it multiple times each and my original one is still holding together just fine.

this is basic roller, firm and solid. what more to you need. perfect length if you want to hit that spot between the shoulder blades. just be aware this is solid, there is no give in to this roller.

I like the product is light, easy to keep clean and seems durable enough.

Works great and is exactly what was suggested by a trainer. Reasonably priced. Rolling relieves my muscles from feeling tight.

The warmup room at my gym only has one foam roller. I bought this one so I wouldn't have to wait. BONUS: It happens to fit perfectly in my dance shoe bag.

Nice and firm just like in therapy.

The roller is too hard and too wide in diameter for the purpose of having it under the lower back for leg lifts. It was hurting my lower back when i tried it. Maybe its good for some other purposes, but not what i had in mind.

Great for your legs. Painful to use at times but that’s how you know you need it.

I've had this for a little under 24 hrs. Normally I don't review anything in the first month or so because of wear tests etc. But this product has already changed my life!! I'm a 24 yr old student with genetically 'short muscles' and the best study neck, anterior pelvic tilt and inflexibility you have seen. Osteopaths, physiotherapists and massage therapists LOVE me. I've had severe back issues for the better part of 10 years and recently I had a rib go out of alignment from tight muscles due to stress and study. After much more stretching and some osteopathic treatment, I decided that my fear of the "hurt so good" reviews and horror stories from my friends, I'd give a cheap foam roller a try. After a few pinterest deep-dives and youtube tutorials, I started easy but on my problem areas. I did my thoracic/upper back and started on a bed to give my a bit more 'give' until I knew I could handle the pain. I love the smoother texture, especially as a beginner, but I carefully rolled over my upper back and the release was almost immediate. Next I did my thighs (have to admit, touch more painful) and my calves, each individually due to the length. Lets give this a quick breakdown: PROs - simple and cheap for beginners - not textured but does the job (not going from 0 - 100) - foam does have a bit more give than the PVC hollow ones - small enough to isolate particular muscles/limbs so you can support yourself with the rest of your body. - releases muscle tension while providing support CONs - the length, in my view is a pro and con. I can do my entire shoulder area in one swoop, but instead I can focus on niche areas. Overall, I LOVE this roller. I've been studying/procrastinating all day and got up to my hip-flexors having a mild freak out (super tense). 2 minutes on the roller releasing my iliopsoas and thoracic muscles and I'm good to go! PSA - If you're considering a foam roller, I would definitely make sure you can hold your own body weight in a plank for 10-15 sec, even just on your knees. When doing leg work, you really do need your arm supporting your upper body. I have a high pain threshold, and I would put this as probably a 3-5/10. You can definitely feel it but you can adjust how much weight you're putting on there and therefore can reduce it if its too much. Hope this helps!

While it is a bit short it is suitable for everyday use. Easy to store.

Good support. Not too large.

Does the job well enough!

Super Produkt, ist für den Preis unschlagbar