Deep Tissue Pro- Fully Adjustable Psoas, Back and Hip Flexor Muscle Release Tool for Deep Tissue, Trigger Point Massage – Made in USA

I’ll be unconventional (where longer reviews are concerned) and begin by cutting-to-the chase… giving whomever may be reading this, the bottom-line review first — then, afterwards, I’ll share a more long-winded breakdown, if interested. Firstly, if you’re thinking of purchasing this product for much of the pain you believe it alleviates — (based on what you’ve probably read, seen, or heard)… then, do it! You won’t regret it! It’s worth what you’ll spend (and then some). Without over-hyping each detail about it to you, I’ll summarize by saying: it’s versatile, well-constructed, easy to use (with practice), and makes-good on what it claims to do — which is: alleviating pain. For me… I can see where this will become an essential ‘pain management’ tool… among several others I use daily.I decided to wait on reviewing the Thrival until I had given myself the bare minimum of one week — while working with it (daily) during that time. I conducted my due diligence and read up a bit on the Psoas region and the various core mobility flexors that are affected most directly from the formation (and now, by the release) of those areas most built-up with tension and inflammation. ‘All-the-alarms’ began going off as I continued researching and connecting-the-dots between the pain I’d been feeling — FOR YEARS — and the listed symptoms for which the Thrival helps to relieve.Yes, there is, indeed, another Psoas release tool that is rather popular (and ‘basic’), but you don’t have to be a physical therapist or a chiropractor to visually compare the two, if placed side-by-side, to easily determine which one is far superior. The adjustability of the Thrival provides a far more varied capability at easing the pain and tenseness — not just in areas affected by the Psoas region — but in so many more diverse places over the entire body. As an example — the red “meat grinder” attachments can be turned 180’ degrees, so that the curved ends face outwards on the board; thereby, hitting a different spot altogether. And that’s only ONE example of how diversely the set-up can be applied. Use the Thrival in conjunction with some yoga blocks to offset your body’s own weight in order to take even more advantage of the versatileness that the Thrival board delivers on. Glutes, legs, neck, calves, ribs, back—… you get the idea.At the end-of-the-day, every buyer wants the same exact thing… and that’s to get the best bargain from what they’re purchasing. It may be cliché, but when someone comes along and ‘builds a better mousetrap’… then it’s up to you (as the buyer) to determine whether the investment best serves what you need it to do… and just exactly how well it does just that. This was the best investment I’ve made in a long time.

This product is very versatile! It’s allows you to loosen tension and ease pain in many areas of the body. I am a Therapeutic Massage Therapist. I specialize in pain and postural imbalances. This product is excellent for self care! I wasn’t sure it was going to be worth $100, but after using it the first time and addressing multiple right areas of my body, I knew I made the right choice with this purchase. I highly recommend this product! I like this the most to loosen my psoas, iliacus, glutes, ql, low back, neck, and calves. The easiest way to learn how to use this was to go on YouTube and follow Thrival Muscle Recovery. They have a bunch of videos that are quick and to the point, but very helpful and informative. I’m surprised at how sturdy the plastic pieces are. I think they have only cracked the surface with what this board could be capable of. They could easily come out with more attachments to continue to address other areas in different ways. To sum it up, if you’re thinking about getting this product, just do it. Watch the video on YouTube and follow along. This is a very effective tool if you use it properly!

The product works great but I received my product with signs of wear and use. The product inside was already open.

Works better than any of my foam rollers.... but it's definitely not worth $75. Maybe $45.......my teenage boys informed me the attachment covers are fun to suction cup to their ears, cheeks, arms, and stomach. They're now complaining about tinnitus and can give Dumbo a run for his money. ...they might also be covered in giant hickeys. So I guess you can save a few extra dollars by NOT going to that cupping session. 🤣

I have been a user of classic tools like the lacrosse ball, the "peanut", percussion massagers, foam rollers, etc etc.None have worked for me as well and as quickly as the Thrival device.I am a 40-something crossfitter and powerlifter and have been plagued with tight hips and low back. I also work in IT so I sit at a desk for hours at a time. This has caused me to have developed SI and QL issues.I have been using the Thrival for only a few days and already the device is giving me pain relief and loosening up tight hips, tight low back and pain glute regions.The videos they provide on Youtube are excellent. I only wish they come out with some additional board pieces.

Ive been having pain on my hip flexor, lower back and neck. When I got Thrival product, I was able to dig deep into the muscle I needed to release to get the blood flowing. Although the pain didnt go away instantly, using it regularly, defiantly help ease my muscle pain. Ive been using it daily to help keep the blood flowing through my muscles. ALso, I had a couple questions on the placement of the attachment to the muscle but I was able to look at the videos Thrival has on youtube, they answered all of them plus they have more tips on releasing other muscles!

The item is made entirely of cheap plastic. It broke in less than 5 minutes of use. I weigh 165 lbs.

I have been fighting hip, groin, and lower back. I started doing some research after having a mostly negative MRI and started reading about how to manipulate the soas muscles. This can get really deep and helps releive the pain quickly. I try to use it twice a day as I still play competetive hockey.As far as fitting and size, I am 6'3, 270 and thanks to this being adjustable, fits me great!

A good purchase, a bit expensive. Not sure if the white fins were needed, the red ones ( called the meatgrinder) are more versatile, as sows in the company videos. You can play with this device in many positipns, but it's not so easy as they show you. You need extra bolsters, yoga blocks for your pelvis, limbs, head etc, otherwise it can be painful lying down impaled on those bouts of slippery hard plastic. It has the hight of a pillow, so it's very suitable for neck release, but too hight on its own, for other parts of the body ( back, lumbar). This means you need to contract a lot of muscles in order to maintain an arched position and avoid slippage, which is the opposite of muscle relaxation.... If you are an expert in trigger point release, if you know how to move and control your body, buy it. Otherwise, it might seem too expensive if your routime is just of few minutes a day. I bought it as an adjustable alternative to Pso rite. It is more stable, but also more clunky. You have to get up, move it whe you need to change positions.My product was a return. Some of the wrapping was missing on the grinder tips, which had scratches.

Way too big for meI’m 120lb and 5’5”