ProsourceFitFlex Foam Rollers for Muscle Massage, Physical Therapy, Core & Balance Exercises Stabilization

Recovering from torn ACL and torn meniscus. Purchased this to help my at-home exercises, as I am still struggling with range of motion and straightening my leg months after surgery. Also tend to have tight calves in general. This is a nice, sturdy item. I was concerned that it wouldn't be the same quality as what I use as physical therapy, but this is almost identical. Very pleased with it!

Nice big roller, perfect for stretching and exercise, etc

This is a great addition to my work out accessories. Good size, but this was too hard for my back, so I exchanged for a softer version, but same brand

Robust, holding it's circular shape throughout wife's exercise routine.

This roller is great for loosening up my muscles after a work out or even during a work out it is the best for my legs but also dose well on my arms

If you are looking for a high quality foam roller look no further. I used one of these from my Pilates stretch class that was so life changing that I had to get one for my personal everyday use. This is great for an overall body stretch. It is very durable and can withstand a lot of weight. Go ahead and get this one! It is worth the money!!!

This is great IF you want a REALLY firm roller. I was seeking a medium firm one, and this is almost rock hard and painful to use.

This might be one of the greatest purchases I’ve ever made. Perfect size 36” and also the diameter. Perfect level of firmness : not painful but not soft. Firmer than medium. Well constructed. I use it on my futon for massaging and also for back support while doing leg lifts. This thing is just GREAT ! I’ve had back issues from driving and also some osteo arthritis. I can even massage my shoulders by alternating each side and arching my back and pushing my legs downward so my back arches. I believe if I’d had this years ago I never would have had issues. The problem is that so many car seats are not made to fit certain body types. In particular there are big gaps in lumbar area in car seats which is where you need the support most. I think car seats in the 1980s without all these fancy adjustments were actually better. They seem to have had a firmer support and lower lumbar curve. At least the Japanese cars I’ve had from the 80s, and also my 85 VW. I’ve doctored some other softer foam rollers for my car seat, to fill the gap where my lumbar region is. But for daily exercise, this roller is KING ! Also : no bad odor at all !