People Are Obsessed With These 36 Products That Massage & Stretch You Out

The TriggerPoint AcuCurve cane has an ergonomic design with an extra-firm tip that allows you to work out aches and pains — all by yourself. One node targets knots in the shoulders, neck, and back, while the orange nodes can be pressed up against a wall to give you a massage on either side of your spine. "I can't rate this massager highly enough," one reviewer wrote. "Helps tremendously with overall tension relief."

For the most customized massaging experience at home, this Snailax shiatsu massager has padded sleeves, which allow you to personalize the amount of leverage you want during a massage. It has eight 3-D nodes that change direction and reach deep into muscles, while the heating function adds a little extra relaxation. Use it at home or in the car, thanks to the two included adapters.

Position either foot into this Vive rocker, and the angled design and rounded base help you to relieve foot pain, stretch out your calves and shins, and encourage circulation throughout the leg. It has treads on the bottom to prevent slipping, and the company stands behind the durability and design with a lifetime guarantee. Reviewers swear by it when it comes to relieving symptoms of plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and shin splints.

Since it's slim, lightweight, and battery-free, this roller stick goes anywhere with you — including in your suitcase or gym bag. Reviewers note that it's "the answer to muscle soreness" and "improves your recovery time," all thanks to the individually rolling beads. They're textured and dense to boost circulation and get deep into muscles, anywhere on the body.

Ah, the freedom of zero cords. The RENPHO handheld massager has a fully rechargeable battery that lasts up to 140 minutes on a single charge; it also produces up to 3,600 pulses per minute and has a wide range of interchangeable heads to tackle all kinds of pain. No wonder it has well over 8,000 reviews.

This cult-favorite strap has been recommended by massage therapists, yoga instructors, personal trainers, and physical therapists. Like similar options, it's made from durable woven nylon, but unlike competitors, it has 10 individual loops throughout so users can choose their own level of intensity while stretching.

If you're looking for versatility, you've got the Papillon massager, which has four 3-D nodes and a pillow-like design for full-body use. Pop it under your foot, calf, back, neck, or shoulders, and this thing will use its raised, ergonomic shiatsu massagers and three speed settings to help you unwind. It's also breathable, heated, and comes with a car adapter.

"These things are pure heaven!" one buyer raved. "They're not fancy [...] but they feel so great when you massage your scalp!" In fact, even though they cost less than $5 each, the HOFASON scalp massagers have over 1,000 reviews and a 4.3-star rating. Position the elongated handle above your head and push down; the flexible, rounded-tip wires will gently scratch your head and encourage circulation.

The Gimme 10 foam roller gives you two tools in one — for just $27. The dense foam core is lightweight and has three different textures to stimulate pressure points, while the ABS exterior is larger and designed to mimic a physical therapist's hands while working out muscles. It's available in four color combinations, and one reviewer who has tried various foam rollers say this is "by far the best one yet."

Maybe you've got your body and foot massagers covered, but what about your face? The TOUCHBeauty sonic facial roller vibrates at 12,000 pulses per minute and has an ice-roller head that reduces inflammation and boosts circulation. It's even battery-operated for portability, and it automatically turns on when it's pressed against your skin.

Out of all the body parts that require stretching, the lower back is potentially the most challenging. Luckily, this OPTP pelvic rocker gives you support and stability while you practice flexibility, strength, and balance. It rolls 360 degrees thanks to its cup-like design, but the nonslip base ensures that it stays in place during your exercises.

With four interchangeable massage heads and six different intensities, the JMADENQ professional massager offers a wide range of uses — but no matter the function, reviewers write that it "works like a charm." It's also fully rechargeable for wireless use, is much quieter than competing units, and comes in four different color options.

Those who dance and participate in MMA absolutely love this tool, but reviewers also use it for physical therapy and general flexibility. The EverStretch is made from durable cotton and attaches to most standard doors with the included anchors. There's foam padding in the loops for extra comfort and all the pieces come in a mesh carrying bag, too.

Support your head and massage your neck all at the same time, thanks to the Comfier Travel Pillow. This cordless gadget is stuffed with premium memory foam and covered in a soft, plush fleece — but the real selling point? The vibration and heating functions. There are two heated settings for relaxing your muscles and relieving tension, while the three vibration modes with six levels of intensity massage your neck. This pillow also features a USB cable for charging your laptop or phone on the go.

The Vicorrect posture corrector has an ergonomic design that automatically (and comfortably) pulls your shoulders back and together. As a result, it supports spine alignment throughout the day — and since it's adjustable and non-bulky, you can wear it under or over their clothes.

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Yes, it's considered one of the best new props to deepen your yoga practice, but even non-yogis swear by the this dharma wheel: "I have spent years looking for some way of stretching my middle and upper back [...] This is what I've needed all along." The textured exterior provides padding and stability, while the ABS interior can supposedly support up to 250 pounds.

If you've ever wished your car seat or office chair had built-in heating and massage functions, you're in luck. The Sotion seat pad has 10 vibrating motors and warms your neck, back and shoulders — and best of all, it has straps to attach to almost any chair. It comes with a car adapter, a home adapter, and an attached remote control, all for less than $50.

Rechargeable, cordless, waterproof, and multipurpose, the Cotsoco electric scalp massager has been called "a must-get" and "easy to use." The four rotating massager heads have tiny nodes that stimulate circulation and ease itchiness, while the body is sturdy and ergonomic for a slip-free grasp. This massager isn’t just for your scalp; you can use it on your neck, joints, and back as well.

This best-seller is definitely unique, but buyers swear it helps with back and neck pain, feelings of stress, and trouble sleeping. The ProsourceFit acupressure set has hundreds of tiny spikes, which stimulate pressure points along your spine which causes a flood of endorphins. This pillow and mat set is available in a range of colors, and most won't cost you more than $25.

Just hold the handles while you roll your foot along the ball; this Vive massager tool helps work out tense muscles, allow for myofascial release, and lessen discomfort associated with plantar fasciitis, arch pain, and heel spurs. The silicone material is firm but not hard and ideally sized to get into curves, while the straps are strong and adjustable.

Due to its triangular shape, the DaVinci FLEX has three different edges you can use to massage and relieve tension. The most popular, however, is the rounded edge, which hugs the top of your spine while stretching your neck; this may reduce headaches and migraines, and is one of the best solutions many buyers have found to date: "I literally do not go anywhere without it," wrote one customer who struggles with atypical migraines.

Keep these stretchy hand-strengtheners in your bag, drawer, or work desk, and you'll always have a method of reducing stress, boosting finger strength, and improving flexibility. They're designed for musicians, rock climbers, and athletes, but reviewers also say they're great for fidgeting and carpal tunnel relief, too.

The CINCOM shiatsu foot massager combines soothing heat with 24 rolling nodes. As a result, it works out tension, stimulates pressure points, and helps you to unwind after a long day. Thanks to its slim profile, it's easy to slide into a closet or under the bed, and the settings offer six different massage techniques that mimic those you'd receive at a spa.

This interesting gadget helps to stimulate and tone your thighs, butt, and pelvic floor. Simply place it between your thighs and flex; the exterior wings will press together, and you'll stimulate muscles you may not otherwise use during most exercises. The tension is adjustable and one buyer wrote: "It's very well made."

Because these finger rings are made from anodized stainless steel, they're designed to boost blood circulation and stimulate the pressure points in the hands; this may help to reduce stress, tension, and pain. You can get them in gold and silver or multicolor, and reviewers call them a "game changer" and "oddly stress relieving."

It's hard to believe that this best-selling foot massager doesn't have any batteries, plugs, or power sources — especially because, according to thousands of buyers, it's the "best product" they've used on their feet. The individual rollers have two different textures: deep-kneading nubs, and trigger-point-stimulating ridges. Together, they massage both feet at once to reduce pain and encourage relaxation.

If your self-care budget is limited, look no further than this handheld massager from cotsoco. Even though it's tiny (and costs just $10), its three battery-operated heads vibrate to reduce minor aches and pains all over the body. "This works great! Cannot beat the price!" one reviewer wrote.

Yes, it releases a soothing lavender scent as it burns, but this is not your average candle. Victoria's Lavender uses wax including a moisturizing mix of shea butter and avocado oil, so that when it melts, it transforms into a functional body massage oil. Each one is hand-crafted, and a reviewer raved: "The price point is perfect, the candle smells amazing and the warm massage oil is wonderful."

"I use it mainly for stretching," one reviewer wrote, while another wrote, "It feels so good to sit on as it opens up my hips, stretches out my back, and encourages better posture." Whether you incorporate it into your workout routine or use it as a chair, the URBNFit exercise ball is versatile, comfortable, and can support up to 2,000 pounds without bursting. Get it in multiple sizes and colors.

Use this Sportout device as a lumbar support system while sitting, or lie on it to stretch and relax your entire spine after a strenuous day. It's ergonomically designed and adjustable to three different heights to suit a wide range of people and common back issues — and most importantly, as one reviewer wrote, "it really helps relieve our back pain.”

Instead of a cloud-like insole, these BYRIVER acupressure sandals use spring-loaded buttons that stimulate reflexology points all along the feet. They even have mapped-out charts on them so you can track the coordinating body parts, and the uppers are adjustable to fit a wide range of sizes. Reviewers note that they take a little getting used to in the beginning, but once you do, the benefits are enormous.

Pamper and massage your face with this two-piece set from roselynboutique with over 3,000 reviews to back it up. Both the dual-sided roller and the gua sha scraper are made from natural stone, which is durable, cooling, and luxurious. The roller aims to reduce swelling and puffiness, while the scraper is designed to encourage lymph flow for a bright, glowing complexion. Store it in the fridge for an extra boost.

Made from dense, washable resin, these ZONGS massagers may be small, but they're also extremely mighty. The sphere rotates in the handheld base, rolling over your skin to reduce stiffness, muscle aches, and knots. One reviewer "couldn’t believe they actually make you feel better" — especially considering the price. With one order, you get one blue and one green massager, all for $13.

While a traditional yoga strap may help you to deepen your stretches, the Gaiam stretch strap is specifically designed to optimize your flexibility while soothing your muscles. For one, it's made of thick, durable nylon and for another, it has a flat center strap that makes it easy to grab your foot, shoe, or knee. Finally, the loops on the ends make for a comfortable grip in any position.

Simply by standing on it, the StrongTek foam wedge stretches your Achilles tendon and eases shin pain — but incorporate it into your yoga or other fitness routine, and this little prop can do even more. It's made from a high-density, eco-friendly foam, and it's larger than competing options to suit feet of almost all sizes. "This is a small, simple device that really helps," one buyer wrote. "I just wish I could remember all the ways the doctor suggested I use it."

In terms of getting a full-body massage, it doesn't get much simpler and more affordable than the Boseen glove. This little tool slips over the palm of your hand to make it easy for the nine stainless steel balls to roll over your muscles, deeply massaging them in the process. Since it's waterproof and washable, it can even be used with essential oils, massage lubricants, or in the bath.