Therapist's Choice ® Pack Of 2 Spiky Massage Balls, Hard & Soft Combo, Stress Reflexology, Porcupine Sensory Ball Set

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Very good

Both the balls are hard. It was just packed as it is in the carton box without any packing material. This itself shows how extremely carelessly and irresponsibly the packing was done. Really disappointed and not worth the price of ₹304 including marketplace fee of ₹5.

Product is good. But came wrong. Both hard. While the cimbo pack is of soft and hard spiky ball.

Harder than a lacrosse ball. Which is sometimes what you want.

I originally acquired these as a sort of acupressure massager. I didn't want to use them on my feet (though that's what they're meant for, and what they're good at). Instead, I planned to use them to massage my hands and forearms. They were pretty good at that, until my toddler decided they served a better use as toys. Now I'm not allowed to have them for myself. The red ball is quite unyielding. The green is somewhat squishy, but has a fair firmness. The red is definitely smaller than the green, though both are a good enough size to fill your palm. Simple, straightforward, spiky balls. The spiked aren't sharp, and can be pressed firmly into the skin while leaving nothing but marks from pressure. I've found these to be pretty good for massaging palms and forearms. They're no good on the back of the hand, unless you like getting your bones poked.

I never bother to leave a review but this little red spiky ball deserves one. It goes so deep into the foot tissue! I love it. I m not using the green ball but i wanted to buy another pack and this brand was out of stock. I bought another similar red ball from a different supplier but I can see this therapist choice brand is lot more needle like feeling. The spikes are lot more narrow and poke harder just the way I like it. I will use this every day to release my plantar fascia. I also have an expensive massage gun I use but this red ball is good because you can sit on it for few minutes in one particular spot. It also goes lot deaper into the tissue. Only recommend if you like really hard massages like I do, not for softies

My husband regularly uses the green ball ('soft ball') on his foot to help reduce discomfort from plantar fasciitis. The red ball is the harder ball, and in my opinion, much too hard to be beneficial as a massage ball (too painful). I would suggest to the manufacturer: change the red ball to be slightly softer than the green ball, and therefore have 2 helpful/usable different sized massage balls.

I like one softer than the other so I can use either depending on the issue. The small red ball is not for wimps. Both sizes and level of hardness have their place. Good value.