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Tula Yoga Wheel for Back Pain - Deep Tissue Massage - Yoga Back Roller Wheel for Back Pain Relief Stretching Myofascial Release Mobility
Tula Yoga Wheel for Back Pain - Deep Tissue Massage - Yoga Back Roller Wheel for Back Pain Relief Stretching Myofascial Release Mobility
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BACK ROLLER FOR BACK PAIN RELIEF: Our back roller is designed to help you relieve back pain. Use the back wheel as a stretcher for pain and muscle tension along the spine in your upper back, lower back and neck.
STRONGEST YOGA WHEEL BACK WHEEL: Withstands 250kg! Our yoga roller is stronger and safer to use! We only use ABS for our yoga wheel which guarantees it will not flex unlike cheap competitor yoga circles.
PATENT PENDING COMFORT: Our yoga wheel back wheel has an 14mm dense padding and is a patent pending design. Our spine roller cushions and conforms to your body’s spine making it an amazing back wheel for pain relief.
STRENGTHEN SPINE MUSCLES & IMPROVE POSTURE: Our yoga back wheel strengthens and massages back muscles along the spine. It's often used as a back roller for back pain therapy. The massage wheel works by reducing back strain and helps realign the natural curvature of your spine during use.
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