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We offer high quality foam rollers, massage guns, yoga mats and other fitness equipment. Our mission is to help every underprivileged family own a foam roller so they can feel the pain relief benefits that wealthier people get to have.
8802 Pain Drive, 97330-9819, Corvallis, United States
the red band hook broke already and I don't have it for a month yet.. the hooks I think there too small for what it is use for
Reply from Roll Pain
Hi Latoya,
I'm sorry to hear this happened, I don't see a support ticket from you. We would be more than happy to send out a replacement for you. Please email support@rollpain.com to open a ticket. Hopefully we can improve your experience!
Lives up to all the hype! Only one 20 minute session thus far but will definitely become a regular part of our recuperative routine.
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