Vulken 4 Speed High Intensity Vibrating Massage Ball with USB Charging for Muscle and Deep Tissue, Plantar Fasciitis Pain Relief, Myofascial Release and Trigger Point Treatment for Back

I have been dealing with knots in my back for some time and this tool is an excellent solution to work through those knots! There are multiple settings that can provide pain relief or simply massage the muscles. Additionally, I work in a school with children with sensory differences and this could also a useful tool for kids that benefit from vibration as a calming strategy. I have not had it too long yet but it appears very durable and powerful!

Mega powerful, did not expect it to pack that much punch. Definitely recommend. Seems well made.

I like the usefulness of this product. The vibration does add extra value to helping to release those trigger points. My only complaints are the timed built into the vibration, which is about 10 min or so, and the battery life. Doesn't seem to last as long as advertised. But it's still useful when the batter dies, as a regular trigger point ball.

My dad has arthritis and loves to just hold this vibrating ball in his hands. Another friend of mine has fibromyalgia and uses it for various parts of the body. I love using it after I work out in tight joints.

The Vulken Acusphere is between the size of a baseball and softball. I find that the size fits perfectly in my hands when I am using it. The charge lasted several hours. I was pleasantly surprised at the vibration strength (for some reason I was expecting it to not be this strong). I found that it worked well at reducing knots in my lower neck/shoulders and dramatically relieved my myofascial pain. The various vibration settings keeps your brain from get used to the same vibration. I think this product is better than my TENS unit because the shape of the ball helps push out knots. I did have intermittent trouble with it turning off on its own when trying to lay on it for back relief. This was easily solved by having my spouse hold it instead. My spouse also uses this on the lower vibration setting to relieve her sciatica. Overall I am happy with this purchase.

This massagae ball is feeble compared to another one available on Amazon for much less. Look up "vibrating massage ball 3.55"; it is gray and sold by dogiwatchme. This ball has pwoerful and rumbly vibrations that really penetrate tissues, unlike the costlier Vulken ball.

I only wish I had purchased a vibrating massage ball years ago. As an esthetician, my trapezius and neck muscles are always tight. I recently had a fascia stretching therapy session and she used a vibrating tool on my trapezius and neck and I said I would like a ball to lay on and get massaged. She told me they do make them. I researched and found Vulken was high on Amazon's list and I liked the price. The size is perfect for me. It seems like a high quality product. I have been using it for several days and love this intensity of the vibration and how easy it is to use. I am now sleeping so much better.

First off, price, it's a good value for what it is. I like its compact size (soft ballish) , especially for driving into your calf muscles or areas where you want it to sink in. Also with it being easy to hold in your hand, you can reach places on your body that a roller or larger ball would be tough to get tonThe vibration levels work well, but I do find myself using the highest setting primarily, with the medium strength coming in a close second.The ball has a rubbery, yet firm outer casing, which works well.I don't let the battery drain off, so I'm not sure exactly how long the battery life is, I usually get to 1 red light (of 3) and plug it in. That takes a few days using it 15 minutes in the morning and in the eveningThe only thing I have to ding it on is the power button, I wish it was recessed a little more.If you use it on carpet, which I do most of the time, it tends to press the button and either turn it off, or change modes, depending on what setting I'm using. And to be clear, its not a thick pile rug. But its easy enough to place it on its side and use it, just wish I didn't have to.I've been using it for about three months now and it seems to be holding up well. I use it everyday to loosen up tired running legs.No major complaints thus farDec 30th, six months later.It’s dead, it’s fully charged, I press the power button, it vibrates for a moment, then shuts off.It was good while it worked, but I expected it to last longer than six months.Too bad, it worked well when it worked.