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Surefoot Foot Rubz

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Based on ancient Asian Accupressure techniques, this little ball massages trouble spots on hands and feet.

Simply roll the 172 stimulating fingers under feet for fast relief
You control depth of massage by applied pressure
Massage specific muscle groups on any part of the body

Made in USA.

Item 706082

with coupon code ANNV13
May 17-27 Details

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Surefoot Foot Rubz Customer Reviews

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

by PowerReviews

Surefoot Foot Rubz

4.8

(based on 11 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to use (11)
Soothing (11)
Healing (8)

Cons

Best Uses

Daily use (10)
Quick fix (8)
Travel (8)

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- Athletic (6)

Reviewed by 11 customers

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May

2012

4.0

Great product but wish it lasted longer

By Lisa CD

from Monument, CO

About Me Athletic

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Pros

Easy To Use
Healing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

Use daily on feet - keep under my desk. Just wish the nobs wouldn't break off so soon. I use it alot and can't live without it.

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Apr

2012

5.0

Works surprisingly well!

By lotto0901

from Alhambra, CA

About Me Athletic

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Pros

Easy To Use
Healing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

I've been running and training for races of various distances (from 5k - marathons) for the past 7 years. I started developing Plantar Fasciitis (PF) this past year and have been struggling to find something to alleviate the pain. At the advice of my father, who also had the PF condition, he suggested that i try rolling my foot over a frozen water bottle. This seemed to help a bit, but often times, i would run in the morning before work. This little widget is small enough that i can keep at my desk at work and use it while im at the computer. It's surprisingly relaxing and helps with the PF a lot!

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Oct

2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Good product, breaks down over time.

By prdctxprt

from Mpls, MN

About Me Athletic

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Pros

Easy To Use
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix
Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

great product on the whole but with regular use the little knobs break off.

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Jan

2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Surprising how well this works

By Hiker Haley

from Denver, CO

About Me Hiker

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Pros

Easy To Use
Inexpensive
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix
Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

Simple to use, just put it on the floor and rub each foot over it. I got one for everyone in my family as stocking stuffers last year. Love!!

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Jan

2011

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

who knew?

By dogswantexercise

from oregon

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Pros

Easy To Use
Healing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix
Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

I am just learning about REI and it's products. I have decided just recently after traveling to Europe that it is time for me to get in shape. No more driving the car a block to go to the grocery store. So naturally since I am out of shape my feet hurt when I am walking and riding my bike. I don't have a personal massage person to rub on command so I thought I would give this a try. My feet are sensitive and so it tickled at first. But once I got the hang of it I think this is the best investment I made on my journey to getting healthy! It really does what it says it will do. It made my feet feel less tense. The downside though is now I don't have an excuse that my feet hurt and so I must continue walking and riding.

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May

2009

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Easy Relief for Plantar Fasciitis

By rgord01

from Natick, MA

About Me Active but overweight

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Pros

Easy To Use
Healing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix
Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

After months of physical therapy for plantar fasciitis (including deep and painful foot massages), I continued with a self-massage program using a golf ball. A golf ball works, but it hurts.

I find the Foot Rubz gives me the same result as the golf ball, but with much less discomfort...which means I use it more.

If you suffer from plantar fasciitis, try Foot Rubz and the orange SuperFeet insoles and see if your problem doesn't go away without ongoing physical therapy, expensive orthotics, or surgery.

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Dec

2008

(8 of 8 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great Little Green Machine

By Always Active

from Atlanta, GA

About Me Athletic

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Pros

Easy To Use
Effective
Healing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix
Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

I’ve used a larger version of this foot massager and thought I’d try this smaller one and am glad I did. It's firm enough, yet not painfully stiff. The advantage of the smaller size is that it works both the large and small areas of the feet. I've learned and used some foot massage techniques and find that this product can effectively massage in a similar fashion with similar results. It’s easy to use any where, any time. You'll love it.

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Sep

2008

(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Miracle worker

By toecutter1978

from FORT HOOD, THE GREAT PLACE, TEXAS

About Me Athletic, Trail junkie

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Pros

Easy To Use
Healing
Relaxing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

I bought this little ball thinking it might work. After a long day of hiking at Colorado Bend State Park in Texas. My girl was tired. I whipped this little sucker out and begain to work on her feet. I then started on her back. After I was done, she was very relaxed and all the soreness was gone. This thing works to get the knots out of your feet and other parts of the body.

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Jun

2008

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great for Feet, Hands and More

By Massage Lover

from San Francisco, CA

About Me Athletic

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Pros

Easy To Use
Effective
Healing
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Quick Fix
Travel

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

I use this for feet and also legs, arms, and even my back (with a friend's help). Start rolling the ball softly to relax the muscles and then gradually increase the pressure while continue rolling. Pretty quickly, the ball loosens and relaxes the tight muscles where foam roller could not be very effective. It's an amazing ball!!

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Oct

2007

(16 of 16 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

amazing relief for sore arches

By madness

from Berkeley, CA

About Me Quality Oriented, Value Oriented

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Pros

Easy To Use
Healing
Inexpensive
Soothing

Cons

Best Uses

Daily Use
Post-workout

Comments about Surefoot Foot Rubz:

Bottom line - *highly* recommended for anyone who experiences sore arches.

I suffer from chronic plantar fasciitis - sore arches aggravated by walking, running, or hiking - and wear custom orthotic insoles which definitely help. However, my feet still feel sore after strenuous workouts.

This little massage ball was suggested to me by my physical therapist several years ago. I was skeptical at first and it took some trial and error to sort out the best way to use it. Yet it has become indispensable.

I usually stand and exert pressure on the ball while rolling my foot over it. I can feel the knots and kinks in my feet, and gradually over several minutes they loosen up. It can be a bit painful but in a good way.

I use the massage ball after almost any workout which has me on my feet. I also use it during breaks at work. Consistent use has enabled me to keep running pain-free. Simple but remarkable therapy for the feet.