Piriformis Massage Roller with 3 Different Heads for Targeted Trigger Point Pressure, Relieve Pain and Tightness in The Low Back and Sciatica (Hard Density)

Just so nobody gets deceived like I did, this thing is extremely small… maybe 4 inches by 2. I don’t know how you could possibly stand it on its side and use it that way. What it looks like exactly is very small truck chalk. It could be useful, but is so small, not so much.

Wow! what a genius invention! this little device took out many of my hip flexor knobs...It's exactly what I needed to loosen my tight muscles. It's worth every penny and more. I totally recommend this amazing product. I think the black version wouldve been better since it is much harder but so far this yellow one is doing the work. Kudos to the inventors!!

Best little wedge there is! This is a wonderful tool for any piriformis pain. Durable, easy to use, and perfect size to work trigger points and inflamed or uncomfortable body parts. I have used it consistently since purchased and amazed at how well it works. Also FSA/HSA eligible, at least when I bought it.

I'm so glad I found this device! After eight PT sessions for an overly-tight piriformis muscle that was pressing against the sciatic nerve and causing leg pain, this wedge has proved to be an invaluable addition to my stretching exercises. It feels exactly like the trigger point therapy the physical therapist did. I use it every day. I do wish it was a bit wider, but it works! I bought the black one.

(Disclaimer: I am a massage therapist and may use these differently than intended). I first bought the yellow/medium density - Love It. It is made of silicone, which is grippy and somewhat mailable. I actually have not used it for my piriformis, but it's GREAT to grab and mobilize skin/fascia of forearms, neck, legs, etc - kind of like they show on the arm, in the last part of the product video (but a bit deeper and slower). The silicone grabs and pulls similarly to how I use my hands in some myofascial release techniques. It also fits my hand perfectly. I thought I'd try the the Red/Large one (I was hoping it might work like the DaVinci Tool, but did not). Is about twice as big as the yellow. Unfortunately it's Polyurethane (which I didn't read initially). It slides, and does NOT grab the skin to mobilize. It might be good to sit on for piriformis, but I didn't want to try it since I plan to return it. Might be good for some techniques, but not my needs. I might try the black, since it's silicone, but supposedly firmer.