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FASCIQ Foam Roller

FASCIQ Foam Roller

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    Purchased Most Frequently: Large / 30cm x 15cm (Black)
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Product Description

FASCIQ Foam Rollers are specialized trigger point massage tools used for releasing tension or stiffness in the body. When pain occurs in a specific area of your body, it can have a radiating effect on other parts of the body leading to bad posture, decreased mobility, and more. Foam rollers apply pressure deep into the tissue to relieve pain points and restore range of motion. This type of message therapy is ideal for those who are suffering from long-term ailments or those who are recovering from injury.

The large foam roller (6 inch diameter) is effective for myofascial release, muscle massages and regeneration. Ideal for use on the upper and lower back, calves, hamstrings, legs, shoulders, and neck. The small foam roller (2 inch diameter) is effective for smaller body parts including hands, fingers, forearms, feet, and face.

Uses & Applications

  • Increase the range of motion (mobility).
  • Improve tissue perfusion.
  • Increase muscle strength.
  • Stimulate or sedate muscles.
  • Reduce muscle pain.
  • Release muscle knots (trigger points).

Application Instructions

  • Identify the muscle or area that you want to target. This can be a specific muscle group or a trigger point that feels tight or sore.
  • Place the small foam roller on the targeted muscle or trigger point.
  • Using your body weight, apply pressure to the roller by pressing into the muscle or rolling the foam roller back and forth. Start with light pressure and gradually increase the intensity.
  • Roll the foam roller back and forth, moving it around the targeted muscle or trigger point. You can also try circular or side-to-side motions. Keep the pressure on the foam roller and adjust your position as needed to target different areas.
  • Continue rolling for 1-2 minutes, or until you feel the muscle relax and release tension. Repeat the process on other muscles or trigger points as needed.
* Multiple cases may be shipped per package in order to minimize the charge for shipping.

 

Technical Information

FASCIQ Foam Roller
  • Material: foam or eco-friendly EPP (expanded polypropylene)
  • Country of Origin: Netherlands
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.

2418/2414 Standard sizes

ITEM SIZEITEM # ITEMS PER CASE QUANTITY ORDERING PRICE PER ITEM PRICE PER CASE

Small / 15cm x 5.3cm (5.9 in. x 2 in.)

2418

EAN = 8719172260335		4

Single Item (1-3 Items)

1 - 4 Cases (4-19 Items)

5 - 9 Cases (20-39 Items)

10+ Cases (>= 40 Items)

$7.24

$6.64
a 8% discount

$6.58
a 9% discount

$6.53
a 10% discount

N/A

$26.56

$26.32

$26.12

Large / 30cm x 15cm (11.8 in. x 5.9 in.)

2414

EAN = 8719172260328		4

Single Item (1-3 Items)

1 - 4 Cases (4-19 Items)

5 - 9 Cases (20-39 Items)

10+ Cases (>= 40 Items)

$20.63

$20.03
a 3% discount

$19.86
a 4% discount

$19.69
a 5% discount

N/A

$80.12

$79.44

$78.76

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