"Oh Ball", Immediate relief from heel and arch pain! Best treatment for pain resulting from Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spurs!
The product you have chosen was born out of my own life-altering foot pain. I was at the top of my sales career, in the top 1% in fact. Unfortunately, the price of success for me involved 12 hour days, mostly on my feet. Near the end of 2009, a started to wake up with a sharp pain in the heel of my left foot. Little did I know at the time, but those were merely precursory tremors indicating a foot pain tsunami which would sweep through my life and ultimately leave a wide swath of destruction. By June of 2013, what began as a hint of heel pain now had me nearly crippled. I was suffering from Plantar Fasciitis as well as heel spurs. I was regularly rolling my arches on a tennis ball at that time to keep them pliable. The tennis ball was frustrating for me on several levels. I would have preferred something harder, but a golf ball was too small. Because of the small diameter it put too many pounds on too few square inches of sole surface. It hurt. My second frustration was that the tennis ball would constantly slip out from under my foot. I have a Black Lab. So either the dog got it and it was time to play (in her mind), or it went under the sofa, in which case I would go under the sofa to retrieve it. Ugh! Well, one day my son was playing tug-o-war with Blossom with a discarded dog ball and a long piece of rope. I picked up the ball by the rope "handles" and began to work it around the arch and heel of my bad foot with the greatest of ease and the greatest of pain relief. The result of that providential afternoon is the item you are now ordering. This product is 100% American made, including the box it ships in! The ball is a 3" Maple sphere manufactured in New England, and the 550 paracord used to make the handles is made here in the Midwest, where our veteran-owned company produces local jobs in our community. We are thankful for your decision to do business with us. On a personal note, I still use the arch roller 2x daily, and I am walking 10 miles + each week.