Theragun Wave Solo
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Vibrating Ball
The Theragun Wave Solo is Therabody's single-ball vibrating roller, a 3.4-inch sphere with a motor inside, made for pinpointed treatment of your feet, hamstrings and upper body. You set it on the floor or hold it against a wall and lean one part of you into it. More than three vibration intensity settings run through the shell. At 0.7 lbs, or 0.3 kg, it goes into a jacket pocket, and it ships with a USB-A to USB-C charging cable. The Wave Solo is FDA Registered and HSA/FSA Accepted, and a 1-year limited warranty comes with it.
The size of the contact patch is the whole argument for this one. A 12-inch cylinder spans the arch of a foot and touches the ends of it, and it does the same thing under a shoulder blade. A ball 3.4 inches across puts your weight through a patch about the size of the palm of your hand, which is small enough to sit inside the hollow of an arch, under one shoulder blade, or on one point along a hamstring while your leg hangs off a chair. It is the smallest of the three Wave rollers and the easiest to pack. A ball also rolls in every direction, so you steer it by shifting your weight over the top of it.
Run time is 200 minutes per charge through the USB-A to USB-C cable in the box. Bluetooth pairs the ball to the Therabody app for intensity control and for the Wave Series routines. Every setting is also reachable on the ball itself. The WaveSolo is FDA Registered, a listing of the maker and the device that carries no finding on safety or performance. HSA/FSA is Accepted, though your plan administrator decides any individual claim, and a 1-year limited warranty comes with it.
The Small One
A device this small comes down to how big the contact patch is, how the vibration is set, how far it travels with you and how long it lasts between charges.
Where It Goes
The Wave Solo is made for pinpointed treatment of the feet, hamstrings and upper body, because its size reaches spots a longer roller bridges over.
A Closer Look
Very little of the human body is a flat surface. An arch is a hollow, the space under a shoulder blade is a hollow, and the inside of a hip is a curve. A long roller is a straight edge laid across all of that, touching the high points and missing the rest. A 3.4-inch ball drops into the low ground and takes your weight there, which is the job a cylinder cannot do at any length.
Under a pound and a bit over three inches, the WaveSolo goes into the bag you are already carrying, and a tool you have with you on the third day of a trip is the one that gets used. There is no case to remember and no arrangement of parts to pack, just a ball and a cable most hotel rooms could replace.
Two hundred minutes of run time is a lot for a device you use five minutes at a time, and it charges from the USB-A to USB-C cable in the box. Bluetooth pairs it to the Therabody app, where the intensity control and the Wave Series routines live. The ball is fully usable unpaired.
The Wave Range
Across the Wave range the choice follows how much of you needs treating at once and how far the device has to travel, from a full-length roller to a twin-lobed block to a single ball.



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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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"This is a great little tool to get to small areas or to use on pressure points."
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