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Foam Massage Roller Set Springos ACT0103 — EVA roller 33 cm, massage ball 8 cm, double ball 16 cm, medium firmness
Springos ACT0103 is a compact foam massage roller set from the Actiget® universal series, made of durable EVA material. The kit contains a 33 cm foam roller, an 8 cm massage ball and a 16 cm double massage ball, all with medium firmness (50° Shore A). The roller has a 14 cm outer diameter, a 5 cm inner diameter and 4.5 mm foam thickness. The set is lightweight, portable and supplied with a drawstring storage bag sized 43×30×15 cm. It is intended for myofascial release, muscle recovery, physiotherapy support and general home workouts where targeted self-massage and mobility work are required.
The set combines three complementary tools that cover a range of self-massage techniques: long-roller fascia work, pinpoint ball release and paired-muscle release with the double ball. Medium firmness across pieces provides a balance between effective tissue pressure and comfort, suitable for repeated use. EVA construction ensures water resistance, simple cleaning and low weight while the included drawstring bag makes the set convenient to transport and store.
Place the foam roller under the targeted muscle group and slowly roll along the muscle while supporting your body with hands or feet to control pressure. Use the massage ball to apply targeted pressure to small trigger points by placing the ball between your body and a stable surface and leaning into it. The double massage ball is suitable for massaging along the spine or both sides of a tendon simultaneously; position it so the spine rests in the middle groove and move the body slowly. Start with short sessions of 1–2 minutes per area and increase duration as tolerated. Clean the EVA surfaces with mild soap and water and store the set in the drawstring bag when not in use.
Begin sessions with light pressure and increase gradually; avoid rolling directly over bony prominences or acute injuries. For rehabilitation or persistent pain, consult a physiotherapist to determine appropriate techniques and intensity. Use the medium firmness setting for general maintenance—choose slower, controlled movements for deeper tissue release and maintain relaxed breathing throughout each exercise.
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