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Maximum Mobility Sleeve is rated
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Rated 3 out of
5
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NDDD from
It's OK
It was a little disappointing, the acrylic knobs move around due to the stretchy material. It became cumbersome on hard to reach places to move the acrylics knobs in place to get the right spot. Its still a good idea just needs a little work.
Date published: 2016-09-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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Burgess from
Amazing
First of all this thing is amazing! It works great & I love that it's portable! Being an athlete and traveling, it's way more convenient then carrying a foam roller!! I have also put it around PVC pipe and rolled on it! Definitely a must have!
Date published: 2016-08-09
Rated 5 out of
5
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Alex Bailey from
Awesome tool, especially for travellig
I picked this up a few months ago and have been using it ever since. It really takes the idea of smashing to a new level (in both effectiveness and pain). It's also a great thing to take with you if you do any sort of traveling. Packs into a very tiny pouch.
Date published: 2016-08-14
Rated 4 out of
5
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Bruce Wayne from
Not perfect, but serves a specific need
I have purchased a fair amount mobility tools over the years from Rogue and elsewhere including both Mobility Wod supernovas, mobility stick, a Triggerpoint Grid X, and a Theragun. Absolutely none of them are perfect, but all serve a need.
The maximum mobility sleeve is no different.
What I wanted was a way I could watch TV and get out the deep knots in my legs. The sleeve does this.
The Theragun, the rollers, and the Supernovas don't really get deep enough in some areas. The mobility stick requires me to apply a lot of force. The Theragun also is a bit too loud for TV.
The sleeve, when positioned in the right spot gets deep enough.
But it is not perfect. The stitching is B grade at best, and I worry a bit about it durability. Because of the weight, 24kg, it can be annoying to move around and position. Maybe stronger folks won't have a problem.
The only areas I see myself using it on, are my legs and chest. Maybe neck. I don't see how I can use the sleeve on my hips and glutes, but I have a golf ball for that. Can't use it on my back easily either.
The biggest annoyance is actually having to remove and slip on the sleeve between kettlebell workouts that involve contact with the ball.
I don't think that most people need the sleeve. Most could get away with a good foam roller and a lacrosse ball. It has a niche use in my opinion. Heck, I don't think I "need" the sleeve, I just couldn't release my legs and comfortably watch TV.
Overall, I am not disappointed. I pretty much knew where the limits were, but do not regret having this around. It does what I hoped for, and that is enough for me. It is a good idea.
Date published: 2020-04-08
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