Abnaok Manual Trigger Point Massage Tool and Thumb Saver for Full Body Deep Tissue Massage, with 3-Legged Massage Knobs, Stress Relief

Very useful for getting out those tough knots out. Especially useful to protect the hand joints from hurting while giving a massage.

As described, easy to use,

I got these for my spouse to use (and I suppose me too!). Overall they're pretty nice. There are no rough spots on them which was my main concern with them being plastic. Each one had a helpful guide on common ways to use them. I'd give them 5 stars but they just feel a little 'cheap' for lack of a better word. I almost with they were made with a more dense material for more heft.

These help save your fingers from being sore

As advertised work great

Alright so let's let the cat out of the bag. You can get these cheaper from AliExpress/Temu/etc. if you're willing to wait for the shipping. You're basically saving a couple bucks at best and it's coming from the exact same place, but it's your call and I can't pass judgement either way.As for the items: they are really nice quality, and if you give massages regularly, they are extremely helpful when you need to apply targeted pressure for a long amount of time to facilitate myofacial release. That said, they obviously don't have the tactile feedback and shouldn't be used for highly sensitive areas/techniques.Even at the Amazon price I think these are tremendous value and despite them having their limited uses, I use them for the bulk of what I do and my hands for the really detailed stuff. The three lobed tool gets the least use but it does have some nice curves for applying broad pressure. I use the thumb the most because it's tip has the narrowest point, but the elongated part of the blue tool lets me apply deep pressure the easiest because the grip is perpendicular. The only negative that I can even think to mention is that some of the seam lines are present in the castings ie there's a fine plastic ridge where the mold opens that is visible in some of the tools, most prominently the three lobed tool. I've only used these on my wife and myself and neither of us can feel that edge when the tool is being used on us, but when I am using it it's a little distracting sometimes because there's this fine edge where it should be smooth. It doesn't hurt, it doesn't get in the way or encumber anything it's just a mildly annoying artifact that doesn't really need to be there.Anyway, if you give deep massages regularly, buy these, your hands and arms will thank you.

The build quality is not great, but then again I got a great deal and suppose I got what I paid for. Why they are "strong" the raised seams where the two halves of the plastic mold comes together on the blue pin-point tool make its use very uncomfortable. They are light-weight and do not take up much space, but I find more often then not I am still opting to use my hand instead of these tools.

These are a game changer. I haven't found much use for the black one in my clinical massage practice, but I use the blue and green ones constantly, now. After 22 years as a LMBT, my hands have started to feel some wear on them. These have rejuvenated my career and my clients love it. The blue T-bar one is excellent for smaller, deeper areas, like the suboccipitals, behind the scapula, and the piriformis. The green Thumb saver is excellent for deep tissue gliding on oiled skin. It took me a couple of sessions to get used to and to learn to incorporate them into my routine, but well worth it.