ReGreen™ Tiger Cane Wood Acupressure Massage Hook

PLEASE NOTE: Before beginning any type of massage therapy or treatment, seek the advice of a physician. ReGreen Tiger Cane Massage Hook: A Sustainable and Travel-Friendly Back and Shoulder Massage Tool Sustainable and travel-friendly. Relieves minor muscle aches, knots, and sore muscles. Innovative design for hard-to-reach muscle knots in the back and shoulders. Made from sustainable wood, durable, and lightweight. Six ergonomically-placed massage tips/pressure points for specific muscle groups. Easily disassembles into two pieces to fit carry-ons. Suitable for athletes, work-from-home professionals, and overall well-being. Effective tool for muscle pain and tension relief. The ReGreen Tiger Cane Massage Hook is a sustainable and travel-friendly massage tool that can help relieve minor muscle aches, muscle knots, and sore muscles. Its innovative design helps you easily massage hard-to-reach muscle knots in your back and shoulders. Made from sustainably sourced wood, the Tiger Massage Hook is durable and lightweight. The smart design makes it perfect for self-massage. The Tiger Cane Massage Hook features six ergonomically-placed massage tips/pressure points to target specific muscle groups. It can be easily disassembled into two pieces to fit most carry-ons so you can take it anywhere. The Tiger Massage Hook is a great way to relieve muscle pain and tension, whether you are an athlete, a work-from-home professional, or simply someone who wants to improve your overall health and well-being. Special Features Details Assembled: 25″ Length, 15.25″ Width Disassembled: 17″ Length, 9″ Width 1.25 lbs (20 ounces) No-hassle, three-year warranty Who Can Benefit Someone who carries stress and tension in the back, shoulders, and neck. Where Does It Work Best This tool is designed to help relieve tension and soreness in the muscles of the back, neck, shoulders, arms, and legs. Simply hold the Tiger Massage Hook with both hands and position one of the six nodes on the targeted muscle. Apply pressure and dig the nodes onto the muscle or massage along the muscle path.