Foam Roller

Health 2000

Foam Roller

Be kind to yourself and the planet with our eco-friendly foam rollers, made from old Health 2000 plastic bags!

NZD $40.00

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The label on the foam roller advises on easy exercises you can do at home or in the gym

Description:

Do you want a way to relax and stretch sore muscles? Do you also want to be kind to the planet? 
Then a Health 2000 Foam Roller could be a great solution for you!

We've turned our old plastic bags into these innovate, eco-friendly foam rollers for you to use after work or the gym. 

Who should use a roller?
Rollers are used to realign posture and avoid the ailments associated with bad posture, such as headaches, muscle tension and strain. People who spend a lot of time sitting at a desk or in front of a computer find great relief through regular use of a foam roller.

Key benefits:
- Supports neck, back and shoulder tension
- Increases flexibility
- Supports circulation around the body
- Improves posture
- Reduces sorness after exercise

Physiotherapists have used rollers to treat clients for a number of years. Rollers are recognised among trainers and sports professionals alike for their numerous health benefits.

Size guide: 
Small 330mm (length) x 140mm (diameter)
Medium 420mm x 140mm
Large 870mm x 140mm

Benefits:

  • Rollers can be used at home or at work to relieve sore and tight muscles
  • Rollers are recognised among trainers and sports professionals alike for their numerous health benefits
  • Health 2000 rollers will not flatten
  • Specially made by Health 2000 from now banned excess plastic bags

Made from recycled plastic bags
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