Soft Tissue Release Tool

The Wave Tool is designed by 2 Physical Therapists with decades of treating climbing and mountain guiding injuries. This is the most effective all-in-one tool for treating myofascial restrictions, adhesions, scar tissue, neural restriction, and muscle tension.

Why Choose the Wave Tool?

• VERSATILITY - The Wave Tool is the ultimate soft tissue release tool. This all in one tool combines myofascial massage surfaces and IASTM edge technology to completely treat myofascial pain, fascial restrictions and adhesions. No other tool combines edge technology and massage features in one tool.
• PERFORMANCE - The wave tool has the optimal steepness of curvature in it’s IASTM edges. This equates to more precise adhesion release. The combination of edge, massage and trigger point features allows the user to achieve better results during treatment.
• FEEL - Most IASTM tools on the market are two dimensional. This design is simpler to make, but the downside is that it is hard to feel the tissue restrictions and necessitates a firm grip on the tool. The Wave Tool feels warmer on the skin, and the 3-D ergonomic grips allow the user to hold the tool with a light comfortable hold, while gaining surface area and sensitivity. This enables the user to feel tissue restrictions and variations with ease, and to deliver superior treatment.
• AFFORDABILITY - The Wave Tool is significantly more affordable than most IASTM tools on the market.
• DURABILITY - Resistant to scratches and dings. Will not break. In fact, the more you love your Wave Tool, the more it will polish like stone, and love you back.

Featured in: Rock and Ice Magazine, Gripped Magazine, Climbing Magazine, Outside Magazine and Elevation Outdoors Magazine.

Tips for self-treatment

Ample practice time will help you acclimate to this versatile tool. The more you use the Wave Tool, the more natural it will feel to use. Utilization of the videos, photos, and instructional resources will enhance your effectiveness with the tool.

• Use the tool on your hand, forearm and thigh to familiarize yourself with various pressures, grips, and surfaces.
• Always use lotion on bare skin, or use in the shower, or over clothing. Some mild redness can be expected.
• It is always a good idea to seek professional evaluation on your medical condition and education on edge and wavetool use for your particular injury.