The Point of Relief is designed to give true deep tissue muscle tension release. With its generous height, standing at 80mm tall and sturdy base, 80mm square it can get into all the difficult to reach areas throughout your body. It’s made from high grade rubber and silicone that comes together to form a highly durable product with a comfortable feel to give the best results for self treatment or to be used by a practitioner to reduce finger stress.

It could be said that is works in a similar way to the Spiky Ball, and it does, but the difference is the lasting effect that the Point of Relief can give you. The Spiky Ball gives what can be called a superficial release, which while it does feel good straight after treatment the discomfort soon returns. However with the Point of Relief of you more able to really change the tension in the muscle over time which will drastically reduce you soreness, stiffness and body aches.

The Point of Relief is also very versatile, being able to be used anywhere and in very small cramped spaces like on a plane to reduce back ache from top to bottom. It’s great whilst driving your car to improve your posture and helps you really spring out of the car after a long journey.

It’s been see on team benches in sports stadiums, office desk tops, in school classrooms, on work sites, in gyms, training studios, Pilates & Yoga studios, Osteopaths, Myotherapists, Physiotherapists, Australian Institute of Sport to name some.

The Point of Relief was designed by Luke Campbell (2004 Olympic Volleyballer) in consultation with the doctors, physios, masseurs and acupuncturists that help treat him throughout his career. Luke found that during his career there was many products on the market to help with pain, but nothing that really hit the spot and made a difference. There is so much body pain out there in society and nothing the really make a difference so we decided to make one. The Point of Relief is ideal for athletes in any sport, pregnant women, tradies, shop assistance that stand, office workers that sit, practitioners with sore hands, nursing mothers or fathers, really anyone who suffers from pain and want to feel better.