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What the Pro’s are saying about Wave Tools

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Professional Climber and Red Bull Athlete Sasha Digiulian

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    The Radivist

    “Unlike willfully ignoring that foam roller in the corner of the room, the Wave Tool and Arete Scraper are a pretty low lift to taking better care of your body. They literally put recovery in your hands, whether you’re sitting on your couch or the side of the Colorado Trail.” Hailey Moore, Bikepacker

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    "with the Wave’s multiple sides—some straight, some rounded—you can really get specific with pressure and location.”.”

    Keenan Takahashi, Professional Rock Climber

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    "The Wave Tool is my favorite go to when I'm working on clients. It can release muscle tension, handle scar tissue, and treat trigger points all in one tool. Its a great addition to any practitioner’s tool box - Dr. Julie Hanson, PT

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    Forbes Vetted

    “With four points and honed edges for scraping, kneading and massaging, it targets not only small muscles of the hands, but larger ones of the legs, arms and torso, too.” —Hannah Singleton

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    Outside Online

    “I’ve started using the Wave Tool a few times a week and there’s been a dramatic difference in the way my body feels… it feels sort of like a massage, except it’s a fraction of the price and you can do it to yourself.” -Ben Fox

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Small enough to fit in your pocket, large enough to handle any injury

Developed by Colorado Physical Therapists with a climbing habit, the patented Wave Tool boasts precise "scraping" edges and rounded massage surfaces. This all-in-one tool can tackle tendon pain, sore muscles, post surgical scars and facial adhesions. 

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Two women outdoors near a tent, one is sitting on an inflatable green float, and the other is holding a blue massae tool, with trees in the background.
A man with gray hair wearing a blue t-shirt and black shorts is sitting on a rock outdoors, massaging his leg with a Wave massage tool . There is climbing gear on the ground nearby, and a backpack is visible in the background surrounded by greenery.
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Person with curly hair lying on their side, holding a neck massage roller against their neck, with others' hands on their head.
Person receiving a therapy treatment with a curved metal tool labeled 'Wave tools therapy' on their thighs, sitting on a dark surface.
A man sitting in a boat by a rocky riverbank, wearing a gray hat and jacket, using a blue Wave tool on his arm.
An asian woman applying massage therapy to her arm using a blue massage tool while sitting on a gray couch.
A woman with short dark hair receiving a massage on her upper shoulder from another woman with long blond hair in a workshop setting.
A woman sitting on a wooden box in a gym, holding a blue massage cup on her thigh, with a fire truck labeled '911' in the background.
Close-up of a person's knee with a metal muscle scraper bar massaging their quad muscle