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great for those aching muscles and sore areas

I LOVE these balls for massaging the feet, back, neck...whatever really...definitely would recommend

This description says you can get a “free” digital guide. There is NO link to get the digital copy. What you have to do is cooy and paste...The Ultimate Guide to Spiky Ball Massage Therapy A Step-by-Step Way to Myofascial Release. That will take you to a website. This is what is in the description...New to spiky ball massage therapy? Not to worry, learn the secrets of self-massage with your own digital copy of The Ultimate Guide to Spiky Ball Massage Therapy A Step-by-Step Way to Myofascial Release, 100% free with your purchase! I’ve tried them out already. I like them. I got instant relief on my neck. I also used on my head. Feels good. They come in a nice black, mesh bag. I’ll keep them near my recliner.

These may be fine for some, but they're a bit too slippery for me. I love using these hard lacrosse/massage balls against a door to work my back (I've been known to wear out the motor on chair massagers due to leaning into them so hard!) So I bought these to replace a massage ball I'd lost, and they are indeed rubberized and textured, but not enough for me. It almost feels like plastic. I use them against a door, and they're not rubbery or tacky enough to stay in place compared to the previous one, which was solid like these but still rubbery and had great grip.

These are a great find! Was recommended by a pelvic floor therapist. Easy to use and a lot better than a tennis ball. The extra firmness really helps!

I bought these for sensory integrating objects for my son and they have been great. We roll them on his feet and he plays with them as well. I also work in a PT office and we use something very similar for sensory and they work great for plantar fascia massage. I like these better because they are very dense and withhold a lot of pressure when pressing through them.