I currently roll on a smooth 36" x 6" piece of PVC. Will the extra firm roller be able to do a better job with trigger points?
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The grooves on the Rumble Roller is the key. My Personal Trainer suggested that I purchase this specific one to help me with the tightness in my calves. They will dig into your trigger points with however amount of pressure you apply on it. It's awesome. My calves are looser. It's my best friend for working tight muscles and other areas that need working on
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Yes it will but it's actually too much for my bony frame. The P00X trainer, Tony Horten uses the rumbler roller and swears by it
1878496
I think it does a nice job with trigger points on my quads and back. I think it would be better than the PVC.
1878497
It gets extremely deep and is almost like using a bunch on lacrosse balls. It works really well for neck, traps, back, hamstrings, quads and calves. It gets into the larger muscle groups to get those deep trigger points.
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While it is a little pricey, I think some thought went into the Rumble Roller in regard to the amount of density in both the roller and the knobby studs in it. I don't regret purchasing it. Very satisfied with it.
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It will definitely will hit your trigger points much better and deeper than a PVC pipe.
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I used the white 2 inch pvc and it works greatThe roller system works great Hope this helps
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I have a blue roller and it's not soft. It's medium firmness--so not as soft as the pink one and not as hard as the other color. You can try looking on their website for a better description of the rollers.
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Generally with foam rollers white are the least firm then blue then black. So the black on would be the firmest. If your first starting out the blue is a good buy, but if you need more tension for your muscles then go with black. I really like my blue one. I purchased it months ago and it is still in excellent shape. Great product, excellent price.
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The original stick bends a bit more. There is no difference in the hardness of the rollers. If you have normal muscle stiffness then go with the original stick. If you have stiffer muscles or you are muscular then use the stiff stick. I have the stiff stick and it works great.
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I use it with flat stock...you can check out some examples at Steel Your Idea on FB. It's my craft site. This was the best ring roller for the price! I use if for all my applications in my work to get a circle or rounded end. MIFF
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I would say it is very durable. I bought my first original 13-inch trigger point roller in mid 2010. I still use it today. My roller gets used a lot. I recently purchased the 26-inch roller because I can do different exercises with it, and I think it is firmer. After a long use and due to time I think the foam breaks down just like any other uses for foam products. Like I said, the original 13-inch roller from 2010 is still good for my workouts--deep tissue massage, loosening stiff muscle, improving circulation--but it doesn't feel as firm as the 26-inch roller purchased in 2014.
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Absolutely, build your frame out of pvc piping! When you're done just roll it up.
1187029
Not do much.. The motorized roller wear out easy and also if you have a larger person and it male, and weight is applied it could break the roller part! Not a good experience with this product... And I work in the beauty field...returned
707760
A lot longer than my hand roller. It's hard to judge the right amount of tobacco to use. If it's too little then you have hollow spots in tube and too much machine jams.
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It depends on the crimp you need, it will not due a "roll" crimp which is not normally needed with 45 ACP. the seating die can do a light crimp and the crimp post size die will do a final crimp. I do not have my seating die set to crimp I only crimp with the forth (crimp/post size) die. I hope this helps.
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I would not go with PVC. It's too flexible. I would use cored paper roll or get a Manfrotto Aluminum Core for Uncored Paper. This is the 9ft model but there are shorter and longer ones. They break down into shorter pieces for transport and while more expensive than PVC they are perfectly designed for the job. If you want to stick with PVC plan on an inside diameter of 2", but make sure the outside diameter will fit through your coreless paper roll or you'll need to re-roll the paper onto the PVC. Hope my understanding of what you are trying to accomplish was accurate and the suggestions helpful.
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If by density you mean how firm or how soft the roller is, it's soft. I used mine very little and it began to bow out. I'd get a black, firmer roller or use a piece of PVC. Don't buy this.
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Maybe this will help. This is a review for another roller but same size. http://www.amazon.com/review/R1N1I4C07GP9R5/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B004LUZ956&nodeID;=3760911&store;=beauty
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I am currently trying to loosen tighten in hip area, but should help, I like that the roller is sturdy and can get into the sore spot, hope that helps
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I have used it but I bought a 12" roller from Harbor Freight and placed it on the edge surface of a 2 x 4 and used it that way. This made sure that it didn't drag too much over the surface. It might work just find by itself but you might try it and then try my suggestion.I am using it with a Craftsman Professional table saw with a 30" fence width.
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This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.