Solomax Self Massage Tool By Kelly Kinetics

Bought this product the first time in early 2020 I love the rollerball. It’s really easy to use I sometimes I have trouble reaching part of my back. I am always getting knots in my neck and back this massage tool which is recommended to me by a massage therapist has been awesome. I use it all the time but mine needed a little maintenance so I was trying to order another one and I did find one but seems like they’re not being sold on Amazon anymore. Just purchased from a health store TRULLY WORKS OUT AND LOOSENS MUSCLES.

Bound to make you the target of co-workers' envious (and confused) stares, this massage tool works better than expected.I'm a big fan of the roller-blade wheel. As it spins (like most wheels), it doesn't get caught on clothing. In addition, you can get enough leverage to lay the smackdown on those tough-to-reach knots that tell you you've been working too much (but don't worry, you have a brand new massage tool to help you get back to the grind as soon as your state-mandated break ends).The only thing I question about this product is its inception. Did a roller hockey player run over another player and they indicated it didn't hurt nearly as badly as expected? We'll never know.

I had high hopes for this thing.It does a decent job of rolling out some knots depending on where they are located and the addition of the wheel is it's best feature.The absolute biggest flaw with this thing is the arm/handle itself.I also own the Back Knobber 2 which I keep at work and it is a great tool for getting on top of knots and holding pressure till they release.This things poorly designed arm bends, flexes and twists with moderate pressure so pin-pointing a trigger point and staying on it is frustrating to say the least.The arm/handle should've been a solid piece similar to a Thera Cane or Back Knobber to prevent all the flexing while working on a knot.The arm/handle feels flimsy and I have no doubt that it will likely break in the near future.With the wheel attachment it does make for a decent back massage tool.Could be a great tool with a bit of refinement.

I bought two of these and found that the roller attachment doesn't move as smoothly as I had hoped because is rubs against its plastic casing at times. Having three attachment options (roller, trigger point ball, and back scratcher) is nice, but in all honesty I don't use the back scratcher much. The trigger point ball is good for kneeding knotted up muscles or sore areas, while the roller is good for massaging a larger area. I have no problems recommending this item to family and friends.*Update* From the time I bought this to now (7 years) the roller attachment began to move more smoothly with use. Both massagers are still going strong and working well. These are built to last.

This is my second massage stick. The one I had previously had a plastic ball end piece. However, this is by far and away the best I've ever tried. The fact that you can use the wheel to roll it out actually makes a huge difference. The ball plastic tip tends to irritate my skin after a long time, and it doesn't get rid of the liquid as well.It is a bit awkward to hold and get really good pressure using the handles. I would suggest putting the end piece on your stomach and grabbing the top handle + curved part if you need to get really good pressure on it. To me, it's not a game changer, and it's still my goto back massager tool.

This is the best self massage tool. If you tend to have tension and knots in your shoulders, I would highly recommend this. The roller ball on the end of this works fantastic! I also want to commend the vendor. My first Solomax had a defect and it would separate when I was using it. I phoned the manufacturer and he was so kind and sent me a replacement out with no questions asked.

Seems like a great self back rub/scratcher but overpriced for what it is especially as it's cheaper from other sources. Half the price, maybe

This is just "meh" to me. First, the product disassembles. However, for me, it was extremely difficult to unsnap. I don't have very long nails, but long enough where I thought it was going to actually tear off. I gave up and kept it assembled. The shape is nice, but it feels too big and awkward. I should also mention that I have used similar "hook" back massagers before and understand how to best use/hold them. The rolling feature was nice. The wheel itself is cheap though. I'm pretty sure it is just a rollerblade wheel. I wasn't a fan of the trigger point ball simply because the wheel got in the way, otherwise, it would also be a nice feature. I think the product would be nice with some design changes, but as is, it falls extremely short.