As a retired semi professional climber I at times abused my human enough to seek professional assistance with working out knots and tight forearm muscles. For the same price as one session with a deep tissue treatment you can aid yourself as no one knows an athlete better than themselves. Thank you for creating this wonderful tool. Grateful!

This unit coupled with the orange ball is the exact rehab I use after a good day of climbing. An absolute must.

As a left-handed starter at Grinnell College, I was experiencing some forearm pain at ball release. There was no inflammation only tightness. Seen by a trainer and cleared to continue to pitch, we were doing deep tissue work and scraping. These both seemed to help but I was told to take a look at your product. The White Roller Attachment was recommended along with 2 other attachments. Been using Armaid for about a month now and this tool is fabulous. I only wish that we had found it sooner ;-). A bunch of teammates keep snagging it….it is definitely a hit amongst all the pitchers! We benefited from the student discount. Thanks!

We had the original and lost it. This one is so much better than that one and we loved the original! Our whole family uses it because we work with our hands and play hard. I have even rolled my feet threw it with socks on and feels for good!

If you are in the throes of acute tendonitis or chronic tendonosis, I strenuously recommend Armaid. When I began usage of the device I had been symptomatic with acute and/or chronic recurrent symptoms involving both elbows medially and laterally dating back six years and had not derived any sustained benefit from all of the standard conservative measures (e.g.stretching, proper ergonomics, tennis elbow band) as well as multiple courses of physical therapy, steroids, and surgery. This enormously frustrating experience began to subside dramatically within 36 hours of initial usage of the Armaid and essentially resolved entirely within one week with the exception of some pain, albeit much less than what existed at baseline, at the medial epicondyle on the dominant arm. And that persistent pain is at least partially, if not significantly, due to foolish participation in physical activity I knew was likely to be exacerbating. I am a retired primary care provider and regret that I was not aware of Armaid when I was still practicing. If so, I would have unequivocally recommended it instead of pursuing the typical therapeutic modalities outlined above. Here is the bottom line: This product has been a game changer for me. It is reasonably priced, durable, lightweight, and easy to use. Before usage you should view the instructional short videos the company has posted on their website.