Gaiam Restore Vibrating Foot Roller - Vibration Massage Therapy Ergonomic Textured Massager Ball for Plantar Fasciitis, Myofascial Pain, Arch and Sore Feet (Includes 2 AAA Batteries), Black

Vibrates enough to provide deep southing comfort, best price on the market

Love this thing. Half the time I don’t even use it with the massage function on. It’s very sturdy. I have pretty bad plantar fasciitis and a bunion and still recovering from a broken bone in my foot. This helps with the pain tremendously.

It really helps your feet. Easy to use

I really needed a nice hard steady massager to place in my t7- t1 vertebrae. like right in-between my shoulder blades right up and down . so it vibrated along the spine and the muscles and nerves along the thoracic upper spine . I had multiple injuries in that area . I used to ahve a great Rolfing specialist that was making my pain so much better. but she moved away. its very hard to find a good massage therapist to treat the facia and also the nerves need to be stimulated as they can get entrapped feeling. so I turned to these types of machines and contraptions and have tried a bunch of them,this one has a great strong enough massage. you can use it anywhere on your body .. I like the pressure its nice but the batteries. they die out in an hour. I turn it on and lean on It sit on the chair and in an hour its all used the batteries. I would like to find one that is able to work and is recharachable but not a whole bunch of money . they seem to be a bit out of the reach of spending too much . I will find a new one since the repurchasing of batteries will get old after a while. otherwise I would be super happy.

I actually really this foot massager the problem is I can’t get new batteries in. Doesn’t make sense why they would build it this way

I like it very well. It has a nice contour for the bottom of my feet, when used lengthwise. Used horizontally it's just right for the arch, heel and sides. Strong vibration relaxes my feet and greatly reduces pain... gets the circulation moving. I am using it every evening.Yer gonna needa lotta batteries. At first I thought that was a con, as the 2 AAA batteries only provide about 2 hours of vibration, and I use the heck out of it.I bought another vibrating roller that recharges by USB cord, but it takes nearly 4 hours to get a full charge! With this little vibrating egg, you just pop in new batteries... no waiting. So I consider the batteries to be a pro. I bought them on sale in bulk at Costco!

Simple design that works very well. Other balls are usually round, which makes them more difficult to use (not as much surface area and they roll away). This stays under your foot. Other balls are hollow and squish, so you can't bear down (which you need to do); this is solid, doesn't squish. The vibration on this is pretty intense, and it takes ordinary batteries, which last a good amount of time -- great! Tremendous pain relief and promotion of healing. A+

Bought this in January, I left it at my fiancé’s house and didn’t get back till last weekend4/7 batteries died so I replaced them, tried another new set and to no avail. It works fine on the floor but the main reason for buying it was the vibration to massage my feet.