pocket roller

Hold the ergonomic handle and roll the device over the target area using circular or long strokes (thighs, arms, abdomen, back).

Yes. It helps stimulate blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, and with regular use can improve the appearance of cellulite.

No. It provides gentle pressure similar to a massage. If you have severe muscle tightness you may feel mild discomfort initially; this typically lessens with continued use.

Made from high-quality ABS and PP plastics with durable metal rollers. Skin-safe and built to withstand daily use.

This device stimulates blood circulation and fluid flow in the skin/fascia layers. The mechanical pressure breaks down fat deposits and reduces fluid retention, creating smoother, tighter-looking skin. Results are not “permanent” (they require consistency, like exercise, to maintain)—but regular use preserves benefits.

A foam roller targets large muscle groups for general tension relief. This device isprecise: its small “fingers” reach deeper tissue layers and tight knots a foam roller can’t access. It offers focused, deep-tissue massage; a foam roller provides broader, surface-level relief.

Deep tissue massage (the science behind this device) is proven to boost circulation, relieve pain, and improve flexibility. While direct “Fascia Blasting” research is emerging, thousands of testimonials and expert endorsements confirm its effectiveness for skin appearance, muscle tension, and mobility.

No—use it onclean, moisturized skin(with oil/lotion). This ensures smooth gliding, prevents irritation, and allows pressure to reach deep tissue. Dry skin or clothing reduces efficacy and may cause discomfort.

Both!<br>-Before: A short, light session (1–2 mins/area) warms muscles and boosts blood flow (great for warm-ups).<br>-After: Ideal for reducing DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness), speeding recovery, and relieving exercise tension.

Bruising =too much pressure(not effectiveness). Your body needs time to adjust. Start withvery light pressureand short sessions (1 min/area). Gradually increase pressure/duration. If you feel sharp pain, stop and reduce pressure. “Listen to your body!

Many users report relief from nerve/muscle pain (e.g., sciatica, plantar fasciitis) by targeting surrounding muscles (e.g., glutes, calves). However, this isnot a medical treatment—consult a doctor/physical therapist first, and avoid direct use on nerves or acute inflammation.

Avoid:<br>- Bones/joints (knees, elbows, spine).<br>- Varicose veins.<br>- Recent injuries, open wounds, or severely inflamed areas.<br>- Extremely sensitive skin.

Don’t give up! Results vary. Check:<br>1.Consistency: Are you using it 3–5x/week?<br>2.Hydration: Are you drinking enough water to flush toxins?<br>3.Technique: Are you using oil, light-to-moderate pressure, and gradual progression? Results can take 1–3 months (your body needs time to adapt—trust the process!).