Roller Yoga Wheel for Back & Neck Pain, Withstands Heavy Weight, with Spinal Groove, Medium to Deep Pressure for Heavy Duty Foam Rolling, Made from Natural Cork
Original price was: $49.99.$39.99Current price is: $39.99.
Product Description
Product Dimensions : 5.43 x 5.47 x 5.43 inches; 1.32 Pounds
Item model number : Cork-Duo
Date First Available : February 21, 2024
Manufacturer : Inviguri
ASIN : B0CW2NMR2L
Country of Origin : China
Adios Back Pain! Our unmatched design targets common trigger points and pressure areas that build up along the spine as a result of sustained postures and manual loading, providing relief of tension in tight muscle fibres. Our six-inch padded cork design offers deep pressure and tension relief. Target the knots in your back and legs and say hasta luego to your stiffness and muscle fatigue.
Unlock Your Back. Our patented back roller wheel is designed by an Aussie Physiotherapist. The dual-layer spinal groove provides unmatched cushioning and protection of the spinal canal whilst rolling and dynamically releasing and unlocking your back muscles and spinal joints. The rounded edges ensure no pinching of the skin. Our back rollers are protected by US Patents: US D983,902S & and US D975,807S.
Unbeatable Strength. Our cork yoga wheel is built to last. Its sturdy cork core boasts unmatched durability and can withstand the maximum SGS test conditions of 21,000 pounds static weight capacity. The removable padded cushioning is made from EVA and is PVC-free.
Your New Spine Guru. Save time and money. Imagine having your own personal Massage Therapist, Chiro and Physio available 24/7. Our inviguri back wheel is all this, rolled into one. Roll for as little as 30 seconds to several minutes at a time to get the benefits of smoothing out knots, removing adhesions, trigger point release and optimising the body’s natural recovery process by increasing the blood flow to the target area.
Save The Planet One Roller at a Time. Our rollers are made from natural cork which is ethically harvested and FSC certificated. The Cork Oak trees continue to grow for generations into the future. The cork core can be composted or mulched if no longer required.
Nick –
Highly Effective Back Roller At a High (But Justifiable) Price.
I’ve tried an array of foam rollers over the years, and this back roller has proven to be one of the most effective. It is not only comparable to the well-known Chirp wheels but also comes at a slightly more reasonable price, which makes it an excellent value for anyone looking to enhance their recovery toolkit.While I personally don’t find much use for the inner cork portion, my partner has found it to be incredibly beneficial. She uses it regularly to target deeper, more specific areas that other rollers seem to miss. This versatility in usage between the two components of the roller allows for a more tailored approach to muscle relaxation and recovery, making it suitable for a wide range of needs and preferences.The overall design of this back roller is what sets it apart. It effectively contours to the spine, offering substantial relief and support where it’s needed most. This targeted support helps alleviate back pain and improves mobility more significantly than any other foam roller I’ve owned. Its sturdy construction ensures durability, allowing for consistent performance over time.In summary, whether you’re looking for comprehensive back support or focused muscle relief, this back roller is a superb choice. It’s well-designed, priced reasonably, and more effective than traditional foam rollers, providing noticeable benefits that justify the investment. For those considering a reliable and versatile back roller, this one certainly merits strong consideration.
Ralph –
The cork portion alone is too firm for me. Cork core tends to pop out a bit when I use the roller.
I own a number of rollers, and their great for relieving knots and general back pain. I use a couple of the larger rollers after every exercise session, and since I’ve been using them I seem to have avoided most long term muscle aches. I also own a couple smaller rollers that I use to address specific knots and pains that the larger rollers can’t dig into. Each type of roller seems to have its own niche, so I’m always interested in adding another roller to my collection.This roller looked interesting. The roller consists of a cork core surrounded by foam padding. The first thing I noticed that both the padding and cork core have a spinal groove to keep the spine from being impacted. I used the roller to get at a knot on the right side of my lower back that both of my larger rollers had missed. I wondered if rolling on the cork core directly would offer even more relieve. The core didn’t come out of the padded cover easily, but after quite a struggle, with a little assistance from a yoga stick; I managed to get it out. However, the cork was too hard for me to roll on and I gave up on using it alone. I replaced the cork in its padding, and proceeded to roll from lower back to upper back. The roller felt pretty good and I felt it releasing a couple knots between my shoulder blades. Still, something felt off. I examined the roller and saw that the cork had slipped about 1” out of the padded cover. I poked it back in, but the same thing happened several more times as I worked my back.Here are my conclusions: The roller did address a couple knots that my larger rollers hadn’t got at. The product page does show the cork portion as being usable without the padded cover. I do use and like firm rollers but the cork by itself was too hard for me too tolerate. I don’t know if the inch of cork that kept popping out of the carver hurt its physical effectiveness, but certainly knowing that it was happening, created some mental tension.
Yolanda A. –
Great Back Roller and Neck Relaxer
This roller is made out of Portuguese Cork and is covered with pliable Ethylene Vinyl Acetate. The cover has a slight “give” with pressure, which provides more comfort to your spine. It is free of any smells. I would not recommend removing the cover, since it all fits together perfectly and you might not be able to put it back as snugly.The 6″ wheel is actually 5 1/2″ high, and 5″ wide. It fits perfectly under the neck, to support the neck’s natural C-curve. It can also be used to roll your spine over it. See photo of the legal disclaimer warnings.It is recommended you start slow with the roller and don’t overdo it. At first, I spent about 2 minutes on the roller, and found it to be easy to use and comfortable. I stopped at different points to let my back relax and let go, and then relaxed with it under my neck. Highly recommended.
Ben Roberts –
Kind of uncomfortable.
I have lots of foam rollers. This one is a bit too stiff for me. There’s very little (if any) give when laying on it. It does have a nice channel for your spine to go in, but it’s not very comfortable rolling on it.
D James –
Firm and works well
As a massage therapist, I have used and recommended foam rollers for years. I have not used one like this before. I am used to the longer rollers that encompass more surface area. This roller is quite firm and unforgiving. I would not recommend using this roller if you are new to foam rolling or are sensitive. I use this roller after I warm up on a much softer roller. As I said, it is firm and unforgiving compared to a typical roller. I do like this roller, but it is just not for everyone, in my opinion.Removing the cork roller from inside the foam roller is a pain. I did it once to try out the cork roller alone. Nope, I have no need to do that again.
Randy R. –
Very relieving
I use this roller about 2-3 times a week to help with mid back discomfort. I like that it gets deep since you use your own body weight. It’s a little awkward to get set up, but once I get it just right I’m feeling more loose and relaxed within a few minutes.