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Foot Rocker
Foot Rocker
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EFFECTIVELY STRETCH FOOT: Safely stretch either foot with the Vive foot rocker. Ergonomically designed, the gentle motion of the foot rocker evenly stretches the foot to relieve pain, improve circulation and reduce fatigue. Additionally, the foot stretcher isolates the lower leg muscles, tendons and ligaments for an effective deep stretch to reduce injuries.
REDUCE FOOT & HEEL PAIN: Reducing foot pain from plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, ankle strain, arch pain, and other chronic conditions, the foot rocker encourages correct foot posture for effective stretching. Increasing range of motion and flexibility, the safe, even foot stretches also minimize heel, leg and back discomfort.
ANTI-SLIP ROCKER DESIGN: Nonslip rubber strips along the bottom of the foot rocker ensures the stretcher does not slide when used on any surface. A raised heel plate locks the heel in place while nonslip treads prevent the foot from slipping while in use.
ERGONOMIC FOOT PLATE: Designed to ensure proper foot posture for safe and effective stretching, the foot stretcher has an angled foot plate with slip-resistant treads. Designed with a mid-foot gap, the foot rocker can also be used for ankle strengthening.
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As 2020 brings unforeseen shipping delays and increased carrier costs, it's more important than ever to keep your shipping policy up to date with the following key points in mind:
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