LiBaBack and Neck Massager - Trigger Point Massage Tools for Pain Relief and Manual Massage Hook Therapy Handheld Back Neck Shoulder Massager Black - Gift for Women & Men

This is totally cool and worth it. Really solid getting too hard to reach places on my back with pressure points and I am glad to have it in my arsenal as I’m needing the help on my upper back.

Gets right into the areas you need relief from. Great if you live with someone who doesn’t like giving massages or if you live alone!

Rec’d as promised. Now to figure out how to use it.

It does help reach that sore spot especially if you don't have anyone to reach it for you, or you do have someone but they're tired after 2 minutes! Anywho, it is a little on the heavy side but I believe it helps with asserting pressure without putting your own muscles into it. Comes with a handy guide. Used on back, shoulders, neck, outer thighs, calves, and feet. Strategically placed nodules throughout the massager are useful.

As advertised. It seems like a solid tool and works great for getting to that hard-to-reach place on my back.

This tool really helps me get the knots in my upper back that are impossible to get out by myself. I can use this on a daily basis to feel better.

It works just as advertised. Nice product for self relief.

First off, this product is quality construction, and if you were to pick it up, having never before used a similar massage tool, you would rave about it. I gather thousands of other Amazon users did just that ;-)There are a number of flaws with this product, as compared to other almost identical products, however, which makes it worth choosing another in my opinion.The #1 reason I don't recommend this product, is it does not offer nearly as effective a massage with a similar amount of effort as others, particularly if you are a larger person. (not petite) The first reason for this is that the "back" arms (2 out of 3 of the arms on this tool) are too short to be useful for anything but neck, arms or legs. But, remember, any larger arm would be just as effective for any of those targets. This leaves just the one large arm to work your back, the number one area you can't reach with any other tool to massage yourself. That one arm does not have a handle which you can use to control it when digging in the center/center of my back (I'm 5'10", 270#) If they had mounted the arm closest to that so that it curved in the opposite direction, and the apex of the bend was just a bit further down the handle, I could easily grab that and leverage with it, but instead I'm left to reach behind me to grab the tip of this, and try to use that without that twisting effecting my back muscles.Finally, with regard to the quality of massage, every "point" on this tool has the exact same diameter perfect sphere as it's cap.. so, you always have the same blunt ball to dig in to everything. Sometimes, however, you want a smaller diameter sphere, or even something that comes to a bit of a point so that you can dig it in through the surface tension and really hit an acupressure point in need. (Look for the goosehead ends on other products) For me, I would say the spheres are too large altogether.. I would rather all of them were smaller so I could apply more pressure to a given point.It is also worth noting, with regards to reliability, that this product comes as 2 pieces which clip together. The clip is really robust, and the entire product is made with a lot of strong dense feeling plastic, so it seems like it will generally have a pretty good life span.. but that is a potential point of failure, and you are very specifically stressing that joint by the nature of how you use the tool. Once it's secured, it's virtually impossible to compress that button, and separate the pieces again without help and a tool, so it doesn't really offer any features to the end user, other than the knowledge that your shipping needs harmed the planet a bit less. When I dig with this product (I'm a big guy, so I apply a lot of pressure), I feel the plastics only just starting to bend.. I would generally say the amount of bend puts it in the range of unlikely to break for quite a while, but time will answer that question.All in all, this could do the trick, and it's amazing if you've never used a curved arm self back massager.. but you'll be muscling it a lot more to get the same results (or doing strange yoga poses where you lay your body into it while doing a 1 armed plank), the pricing all seems comparable, and it will probably be more likely to break than single mold items.