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Looking to purchase a foam roller? Here’s a complete list of foam rollers with their prices, delivery charges and warranty! I’m a foam roller fanatic, so I’ve personally tried out every one of these brands, so here’s how they compare to each other! Do tell me what you think! Do also comment on my writing style? ThANKS!
1. Movementfirst.sg – Foam Rollers from $32.00 Delivery of $15.
Their normal EVA Foam Roller costs $32.00 for the 45cm one, while their “Rumble Grid Roller” costs $45.00 for the 33cm one.
I’ve been down to the Movement First warehouse to have a look at their products, and I can say that their products are rather good quality. However, one bad thing about their rollers is that they use PVC pipes for their foam rollers. Another thing about their 45cm EVA Foam Roller is that I feel that the textured dots on the roller does not feel that good, as it sort of makes it softer…But that’s my personal preference! Their Fang Roller feels decent though, you might want to check that out.
They are also quite costly despite having no warranty, and their delivery is quite expensive too! They do have excellent customer service though.
Movement first has quite a good range of foam rollers, and they are quite an established fitness brand in Singapore. However, it is strange to note that they do not have any warranties on their foam rollers. I would not recommend getting from Movement First if you’re on a budget.
Price Range - $32 - $55
Delivery - $15
Quality of Products: 4/5
Value for Money: 3/5
Customer Service: 4.5/5
2. SoleFitness Singapore
Solefitness Singapore is a sports store chain in Singapore that retails not just foam rollers, but a whole range of other equipment like weights and resistance bands.
Their cheapest foam roller is retailing for $22, and it’s what they call a Yoga Foam Roller, which is 90cm in length. However, do note that this is made out of EPE, which is on the lower end of the price range, and isn’t as durable or feels as good as EVA. Their Hollow Rollers retail from $45 for 33cm one. Of note is their product, the “Accupoint Roller”, which retails at $45, and boasts special “thermoplastic polymer”. They claim that it won’t slip no matter how sweaty you are!
Their other products do not feel as good though.
I’ve gone down to their retail store and tried out their Accupoint Roller, and I’ll have to say it’s pretty impressive! However, the extremely grippy surface of the Accupoint Roller feels like a mix between plastic and foam, which might not be to everyone’s liking. It does feel like it is pretty hard though, so it’ll give you a decent foam rolling experience. You can drop down to their store to have a look for yourself though!
Price Range - $22 - $45
Delivery - $10 , Free Above $60
Quality of Products: 3.5/5
Value For Money: 3.5/5
Customer Service: 4/5
3. MyoTrigger Foam Rollers
MyoTrigger Foam Rollers is a start-up that focuses on selling foam rollers only. A quick look at their website will tell you that they have a strong focus on product design and customer experience. Their delivery is only $6, and they offer a 15-Day No Questions Asked Money Back Guarantee as well as a 6-month Warranty on all their products.
This is some good ****!
I discovered them when I saw one of their posts on Facebook. What’s amazing about their products is that they use these ABS cores for their foam rollers, and from their pictures, their foam rollers look really great. As far as I know, no other foam rollers use ABS cores, probably due to the high costs associated with them. They’re holding a pre-order now, but I got to try one of their products by contacting them, and they were able to meet me up and let me try their foam rollers.
My opinion? AWESOME! For the price that they’re currently offering, which is a price of $22 for their Solid EVA Foam Roller, and a price of $28 for their Fascianator and Masseur’s hand, I think that it’s really unbeatable. I’ve personally pre-ordered both their Masseur’s hand and Fascianator to lock in the pre-order discount. Also, if you use FB5 on their web page, you can get an additional discount of 5%...(saw this on their FB Page!)
These guys offer exceptional customer service as well.
Price Range - $22-28
Delivery - $6 Flat Rate
Quality of Products: 4.5/5
Value for Money: 5/5
Customer Service: 4.5/5
4. Trigger Point Foam Rollers
Trigger Point is one of the most established foam roller brands in the world. They are known for their 1-Year Warranty, as well as the fact that their products are endorsed by athletes all over the world. Many professional sporting teams in Singapore use Trigger Point foam rollers. However…the price is really really high. For a 33cm foam roller, it will cost you upwards of $65. However, the feel and look of the product Is really good. Additionally, trigger point offers you a 1 year warranty on all of their foam rollers. If you are looking to get a longer foam roller like the 66cm one, do note that Trigger Point actually glues two 33cm foam rollers into a longer piece, so the 66cm foam roller is less durable too. To purchase Trigger Point Foam Rollers, you can go to Key Power International, #02-48 Velocity@Novena Square (Singapore).
Despite Trigger Point’s acclaimed international status, I would say that the rollers are not as well designed for that price. They use cheaper PVC pipes that may not be able to withstand a heavier person’s weight, and because of the nature of PVC pipes, some customers have complained about it cracking. You can find these reviews on their Amazon site! However, the foam is really top-grade and feels really good! You should buy these if you can afford it.
Velocity@Novena Square has lots of foam rollers and other sporting equipment around.
Quality of Products: 4.5/5
Value for Money: 3/5
Warranty: 1 YEAR!
What do you think?
I've also purchased a couple of those on carousell, but they're not as good really haha.
1. Movementfirst.sg – Foam Rollers from $32.00 Delivery of $15.
Their normal EVA Foam Roller costs $32.00 for the 45cm one, while their “Rumble Grid Roller” costs $45.00 for the 33cm one.
I’ve been down to the Movement First warehouse to have a look at their products, and I can say that their products are rather good quality. However, one bad thing about their rollers is that they use PVC pipes for their foam rollers. Another thing about their 45cm EVA Foam Roller is that I feel that the textured dots on the roller does not feel that good, as it sort of makes it softer…But that’s my personal preference! Their Fang Roller feels decent though, you might want to check that out.
They are also quite costly despite having no warranty, and their delivery is quite expensive too! They do have excellent customer service though.
Movement first has quite a good range of foam rollers, and they are quite an established fitness brand in Singapore. However, it is strange to note that they do not have any warranties on their foam rollers. I would not recommend getting from Movement First if you’re on a budget.
Price Range - $32 - $55
Delivery - $15
Quality of Products: 4/5
Value for Money: 3/5
Customer Service: 4.5/5
2. SoleFitness Singapore
Solefitness Singapore is a sports store chain in Singapore that retails not just foam rollers, but a whole range of other equipment like weights and resistance bands.
Their cheapest foam roller is retailing for $22, and it’s what they call a Yoga Foam Roller, which is 90cm in length. However, do note that this is made out of EPE, which is on the lower end of the price range, and isn’t as durable or feels as good as EVA. Their Hollow Rollers retail from $45 for 33cm one. Of note is their product, the “Accupoint Roller”, which retails at $45, and boasts special “thermoplastic polymer”. They claim that it won’t slip no matter how sweaty you are!
Their other products do not feel as good though.
I’ve gone down to their retail store and tried out their Accupoint Roller, and I’ll have to say it’s pretty impressive! However, the extremely grippy surface of the Accupoint Roller feels like a mix between plastic and foam, which might not be to everyone’s liking. It does feel like it is pretty hard though, so it’ll give you a decent foam rolling experience. You can drop down to their store to have a look for yourself though!
Price Range - $22 - $45
Delivery - $10 , Free Above $60
Quality of Products: 3.5/5
Value For Money: 3.5/5
Customer Service: 4/5
3. MyoTrigger Foam Rollers
MyoTrigger Foam Rollers is a start-up that focuses on selling foam rollers only. A quick look at their website will tell you that they have a strong focus on product design and customer experience. Their delivery is only $6, and they offer a 15-Day No Questions Asked Money Back Guarantee as well as a 6-month Warranty on all their products.
This is some good ****!
I discovered them when I saw one of their posts on Facebook. What’s amazing about their products is that they use these ABS cores for their foam rollers, and from their pictures, their foam rollers look really great. As far as I know, no other foam rollers use ABS cores, probably due to the high costs associated with them. They’re holding a pre-order now, but I got to try one of their products by contacting them, and they were able to meet me up and let me try their foam rollers.
My opinion? AWESOME! For the price that they’re currently offering, which is a price of $22 for their Solid EVA Foam Roller, and a price of $28 for their Fascianator and Masseur’s hand, I think that it’s really unbeatable. I’ve personally pre-ordered both their Masseur’s hand and Fascianator to lock in the pre-order discount. Also, if you use FB5 on their web page, you can get an additional discount of 5%...(saw this on their FB Page!)
These guys offer exceptional customer service as well.
Price Range - $22-28
Delivery - $6 Flat Rate
Quality of Products: 4.5/5
Value for Money: 5/5
Customer Service: 4.5/5
4. Trigger Point Foam Rollers
Trigger Point is one of the most established foam roller brands in the world. They are known for their 1-Year Warranty, as well as the fact that their products are endorsed by athletes all over the world. Many professional sporting teams in Singapore use Trigger Point foam rollers. However…the price is really really high. For a 33cm foam roller, it will cost you upwards of $65. However, the feel and look of the product Is really good. Additionally, trigger point offers you a 1 year warranty on all of their foam rollers. If you are looking to get a longer foam roller like the 66cm one, do note that Trigger Point actually glues two 33cm foam rollers into a longer piece, so the 66cm foam roller is less durable too. To purchase Trigger Point Foam Rollers, you can go to Key Power International, #02-48 Velocity@Novena Square (Singapore).
Despite Trigger Point’s acclaimed international status, I would say that the rollers are not as well designed for that price. They use cheaper PVC pipes that may not be able to withstand a heavier person’s weight, and because of the nature of PVC pipes, some customers have complained about it cracking. You can find these reviews on their Amazon site! However, the foam is really top-grade and feels really good! You should buy these if you can afford it.
Velocity@Novena Square has lots of foam rollers and other sporting equipment around.
Quality of Products: 4.5/5
Value for Money: 3/5
Warranty: 1 YEAR!
What do you think?
I've also purchased a couple of those on carousell, but they're not as good really haha.
