Stainless Steel Gua Sha Scraping Massage Tool - STICKON IASTM Tools Great Soft Tissue Mobilization Tool (B1 Shape)

There is nothing I don't like about this tool. It is SO easy to hold, and perfect for broad application. This rivals tools that are MUCH more expensive. Easy to clean, easy to store (nice bag), and gets the job done! I have bought equipment 10 times the price, but I find myself using this tool the most.

Easy to use myself for most locations. The prices on the Grayson and other “authentic” scrappers are outrageous and unattainable. These work great. Have recommended to my clients and friends. I’m a Yoga/pilates/massage/fitness professional

We used this tool to relieve neck pain associated with muscle tension. The tool is a perfect size to where it can be held by another helper with both hands and apply varying pressure on the muscles. The tool can be used to follow the neck muscle line down towards the shoulder and rapidly provide muscle release compared to the smaller scrapper that might take longer to produce the same results but with longer period of scrapping time. The stainless steel is nice and smooth. If using muscle releasing cream, the tool can be cleaned off easily and rapidly after the scrapping process has been accomplished. The tool has 2 edges that are smooth and sharp enough to provide the desired effect on the muscle without cutting the skin. Overall we liked the tool enough to recommend it to others who might be having neck muscle tension and are looking for fascia release.

Note: I am a *licensed* massage therapist of 20 years. I know tools. Is this the Rock Tape tool? No. Do you want to spend over $300 for a piece of metal? Also no? I didn't think so. Therefore, this is a good option. Gua Sha is also called spooning...for a reason. It was traditionally done with [ceramic or stone] spoons. Literally. Like, the ones you can buy at Pier 1 or Cost Plus World Market for about $2 each. So y'all don't need to spend more than $20 for a tool like this, especially for home therapy, unless you have unusually large hands. This covers more area than said Asian soup spoon, and is non-porous & easy to clean, non-breakable, with well polished, smooth edges...and it costs you less than a tank of gas these days.

I love this so much. I got introduced to this by my physical therapist when she'd massage my leg/knee after my ACL surgery to get to the deep tissues and really into the muscles. Hers wasn't this sturdy metal one, but I thought I'd upgrade for my home use - so happy I did. It's truly a dream!! A word of caution though - do not pack this in your carry-on baggage! Mine was confiscated by TSA! They had no idea what it was and thought it was a weapon! I quickly bought another one and next time I'll be smarter and pack in my checked baggage. It's so great to bring with you when you travel - a massage is always within reach! ;) HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I needed a sturdy, stainless steel scraper, that is user-friendly. My husband was desperate for a cure on his feet that hurt all the time. He was advised to be scraped on a regular basis. I searched the web and found this one - and I am really very satisfied and pleased.

Have know about this tool for eons and so glad it's avaialble now. Recommended by physical therapist.

This gua sha for hand and forearm tissue and muscle massage is exactly what was recommended by a fantastic physical therapist. It is smooth edged, a good weight and most importantly shaped to work on the muscles and fascia in my hand. And forearm. A bonus is that it came in a nice carrying case. I highly recommend the STICKON IASTM tools. I can feel it doing its job when I use it.