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Spikey Massage Ball for Feet, Hands & Body - for Safe 'ouch', Massage and Regulation

Spikey Massage Ball for Feet, Hands & Body - for Safe 'ouch', Massage and - Main image
$4.50 $9.00 In stock

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These Spikey Balls have many therapeutic applications. These are FIRM & don't flex. We also have the ball combined with a 'peanut' shaped one listed separately - both awesome for massaging the feet, hands and body. "The firm texture of these are perfect for me as I am using them for harm minimisation. The spikes are very intense. Rachel S" "Great tool for feet, legs and arms. I found it too hard for my hands as it does not give in at all. But variation from comfortable massage on legs to adding more pressure for deeper massage. I don't think it can break (maybe if your dog chews it), so will get a lot out of it. No smell to it, which is awesome. Julia M" Wide ranging effects & benefits can be achieved by applying varying pressure, direction & speed to the various parts of the body. These can also be used as a sensory tool & fidget. Due to the hard 'spikes' may be helpful for those that like HIGH sensory input & pain to regulate. Great for - Massage & deep sensory input to soothe sore muscles, reduce tension & help calm Targeting key pressure points Sensory desensitisation Harm minimisation - strong sensory input & 'hurt without harm" Helps promote tactile awareness The spikes stimulate sensory receptors & circulation Especially effective on hands & feet (for sensory integration & regulation) Material PVC Weight 42 Grams Size approx 7cm for the purple and blue. Black is slightly larger . ky

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Samuel T. ★★★★★

My plantar fasciitis has been acting up, and this firm spikey ball is the only thing that gets deep into the arch without being too squishy. It definitely hurts in a good way, but the relief afterward is worth the ouch.

Mia C. ★★★★★

I’ve started using this ball after long walks and the spikes really get into the tight spots on my arches. The firmness makes it feel like a deep tissue massage rather than a squishy toy. It’s small enough to keep in my desk drawer for a quick foot break.

George ★★★★★

The firm, non-flexing surface really digs into my plantar fascia without bending like those cheap foam balls. I've been using it daily on my tight shoulders too, and it hits the knot perfectly.

Eli ★★★★★

Had a stubborn knot in my arch that nothing else could touch, but pressing this firm ball into the carpet and rolling it out finally did the trick. The spikes are dense enough to actually dig in without being painful—just the right amount of "safe ouch." So glad I grabbed this for my hands and feet after long days.

Samuel ★★★★★

Tried these on my husband's knotty shoulders after a long day of desk work—the firm spikes really dig in without being too painful, and they're small enough to keep in my bag. They do a solid job on foot arches too, just takes a bit of pressure to get the deep release I was hoping for.

Ryan ★★★★★

The firmness is no joke—these spikes really dig into tight spots without the ball giving way. I keep one under my desk for foot pain and another for my shoulders, works great.

Carter ★★★★★

Finally found something that hits those deep knots without being squishy—the firm plastic really digs in. I’ve been using it on my calves after runs and the spikes leave a satisfying tingle. Way better than my old foam roller for targeting specific spots.

Alexander F. ★★★★★

My plantar fasciitis has been killing me, but rolling this firm spikey ball under my arch for a few minutes each night actually helps release the tension. The spikes are stiff enough to dig into knots without being painful.

Ava J. ★★★★★

I've been using this on my sore feet after work, and the firm spikes really dig into knots without flexing at all. The peanut-shaped one would be a great companion for deeper pressure, but this ball alone already works wonders on my hands and calves.

Edward ★★★★★

Finally, a massage ball that actually stays put and delivers real pressure instead of squishing flat. The firm, non-flexible spikes dig right into the arch of my foot, and it's perfect for targeting that knot under my shoulder blade.