COREFX Wave Foam Roller
COREFX

COREFX Wave Foam Roller

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$49.85CAD
Ships from Canada — tracked delivery, shipping policy
Returns — see our return policy
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Overview

The COREFX Wave Foam Roller is an 18-inch high-density EVA roller with a contoured wave surface designed for self-myofascial release, muscle recovery, and mobility work. The wave pattern grips and releases tissue more effectively than a smooth roller.

Key benefits

  • High-density EVA — firm enough for deep tissue work
  • Wave surface pattern for targeted myofascial release
  • 18-inch length — portable, covers most muscle groups
  • Durable construction for daily use
Who it's for

Anyone incorporating foam rolling into their recovery routine. Desk workers managing upper back and hip tension. Athletes warming up or cooling down. Physiotherapy clients doing prescribed mobility work at home.

How to use

Place the roller on the floor. Position the target muscle group on the roller using your body weight for pressure. Roll slowly back and forth, spending 30–60 seconds on each area. For deeper work, pause on tender spots for 10–15 seconds.

What's included
  • COREFX Wave Foam Roller (18")
Specifications
  • Length: 18 inches
  • Material: High-density EVA foam
  • Surface: Contoured wave pattern
Shipping, returns & warranty

Ships from Canada with tracked delivery. Full details in our shipping policy.

Returns are covered by our return policy.

Safety information

Roll muscle, not bone — keep off the spine itself, the front of the neck, and directly over joints. Ease into tender spots rather than forcing them, and stop if you feel sharp or radiating pain. Check with your practitioner before rolling over a recent injury, varicose veins or an area with reduced sensation.

Frequently asked questions

What is this roller used for?
Self-myofascial release, muscle recovery, warm-up, cool-down, and mobility maintenance.

Who is this best for?
Anyone doing regular foam rolling — from post-workout athletes to desk workers with tight hip flexors.

How is the wave surface different from smooth?
The wave pattern creates alternating pressure points that grip and release tissue more effectively than a flat surface.

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