90cm Half Round EPP Foam Roller
Description
This Half Round Roller is made from high-quality EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) which is extremely durable, super strong, very lightweight, and recyclable. This roller will not get bent out of shape easily and is ideal for intensive use, either at home or in a commercial studio/gym environment. Half Round Rollers are perfect for anyone looking to challenge their balance, core stability, or helping to improve body awareness with certain exercises. Use it flat side down for stretching and myofascial massage, or use it on the rounded side to create an unstable surface on which to work on your balance. At 45cm long, this half round roller adds and extra challenge by being half the size. Plus, it is perfect for taking with you in your gym bag. Also available in 45cm!
- Superior durability
- Extremely lightweight
- Recyclable
Product Details
- Code: FROLLER90EPPHALF
- Brand: Fitness-Mad
- Material: EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) Foam
- Colour: Black
- Dimensions: 90cm (L) x 15cm (W) x 7.5cm (DIA)
- Weight: 200g
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Reviews (1)
A well made and reasonably priced roller.
A well made and reasonably priced roller. If you are a runner or a cyclist you have probably heard of a foam roller as a good & uncomfortable way of easing out the iliotibial band (ITB) on the outer side of the thigh. Trainers will usually tell you to cut the roller in half for work on the ITB, but a full-length roller works well with Pilates and core stability exercises. Just lying along it stretches and opens the chest, a good antidote to a day spent hunched over a computer. A YouTube video by KineticFitness, dated 5 October 2006 shows how to use a roller for ITB issues. The Pilates Props Workbook by Ellie Herman (available from Amazon UK) uses a roller as well as resistance bands, for Pilates and core stability exercises for different abilities.
Who We Are
The Mad Group, , are a family business with roots going back to 1923. Based in the UK, we have several decades of experience in manufacturing high-quality yoga, Pilates, fitness, and other sports equipment, and as commercial suppliers for studios... Read More.
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Description
This Half Round Roller is made from high-quality EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) which is extremely durable, super strong, very lightweight, and recyclable. This roller will not get bent out of shape easily and is ideal for intensive use, either at home or in a commercial studio/gym environment. Half Round Rollers are perfect for anyone looking to challenge their balance, core stability, or helping to improve body awareness with certain exercises. Use it flat side down for stretching and myofascial massage, or use it on the rounded side to create an unstable surface on which to work on your balance. At 45cm long, this half round roller adds and extra challenge by being half the size. Plus, it is perfect for taking with you in your gym bag. Also available in 45cm!
- Superior durability
- Extremely lightweight
- Recyclable
Product Details
- Code: FROLLER90EPPHALF
- Brand: Fitness-Mad
- Material: EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) Foam
- Colour: Black
- Dimensions: 90cm (L) x 15cm (W) x 7.5cm (DIA)
- Weight: 200g
Reviews (1)
A well made and reasonably priced roller.
A well made and reasonably priced roller. If you are a runner or a cyclist you have probably heard of a foam roller as a good & uncomfortable way of easing out the iliotibial band (ITB) on the outer side of the thigh. Trainers will usually tell you to cut the roller in half for work on the ITB, but a full-length roller works well with Pilates and core stability exercises. Just lying along it stretches and opens the chest, a good antidote to a day spent hunched over a computer. A YouTube video by KineticFitness, dated 5 October 2006 shows how to use a roller for ITB issues. The Pilates Props Workbook by Ellie Herman (available from Amazon UK) uses a roller as well as resistance bands, for Pilates and core stability exercises for different abilities.
Who We Are
The Mad Group are a family business with roots going back to 1923. Based in the UK, we have several decades of experience in manufacturing high-quality yoga, Pilates, fitness, and other sports equipment, and as commercial suppliers for studios... Read More.