PULSEROLL REVIEW - Vibrating Foam Roller 

Hi there. I think this is better than the Hyperice. Though i don't own one, i have colleagues that do. There aren't as many features, and they are nearly 2x the price of the Pulseroll model. Pulseroll has the choice between two different sizes as well, personally i prefer the smaller as it fits in my gym bag. Plus they both come with a remote (unlike Hyperice). What i would say for your plantar fasciitis though is to maybe consider a peanut, or the massage gun as well/instead, because of how localised that particular treatment is. But, if you want to buy just one product, because they are quite expensive, go for the Roller, because then you can use it for the rest of your body too! I hope that helps, please use this link if you do choose to buy, would help me out! all the best, and let me know if you've any other questions! pulseroll.com/ref/Axel/

@@TheAxelBrown thanks for your replay my work sent me to a physiotherapist 3 times that's how I found out about the tight calve, he even suggested a broom stick handle up and down the calve, but really need something like a vibrating foam roller i think it will really help found the physiotherapist really good but very painful, the link you sent for the roller are out of stock, but will order it soon, thanks again for the reply.

@@retro-gamingemulated8203 ​ Retro - Gaming Emulated yeah, it is a grizzly place to have an injury as there are so many tendons down there which can hurt to get into. the beauty of a vibrating massage roller is that (unlike a normal roller or broom handle) you don't have to move, you can find the tight spot and keep it there. I believe the Pro roller is on pre-order, but the slightly smaller, and the 3-speed are both in stock. as i said, i actually prefer the smaller one!