Psoas Release Tool I Stretching Tool and Deep Tissue Relief I Hip Hook & Hip Flexor Release I Mitigate Soreness of Hip Flexor & Psoas Muscle

Excellent product and a great value. I use it for a trigger point in my right psoas. At work, we have the branded version and while the latter does have better material, this version works just as good. Small rubber coated stands to protect whatever surface you are using, slot handles at the bottom and spacing and material of the rounded edges is perfect.

Well made and simple. This will last and is ergonomically correct

The pso-rite is offensively expensive for being a hunk of plastic that likely costs less than $3 to make—this is just as sturdy and shaped exactly the same (the base is maybe a tiny bit different but the prongs that dig into you are identical).I’m the first person to buy “name brand” because most of the time it’s worth it. With this… not so much. Don’t waste your money on the pso-rite, just get this.

I don’t think this is better than a ball. It is hard plastic and since the space between pressure points is not adjustable, this isn’t going to the right location for different bodies and muscle locations. I would maybe try a similar device but with adjustable spacing.

Ordered this and the Psorite brand. Compared one against the other and couldn't tell the difference. Same spacing as the name brand Psorite and same density feel. Time will tell quality, but it does what it says it does.

Fixed width design is not practical since not everybody has the same width back.

Don’t waste your money. It’s very awkward to use, the contortions you have to pretzel yourself into against hard plastic to get the optimal relief was not worth having it sit around my house taking up space.

Get one now! Save your back!!