The roller has been perfected. Performance and preparation have a partner— the ensō roller. A simple design that addresses complex ailments, the patent-pending ensō is the premier roller on the market and the only roller that is completely customizable.
The ensō roller increases your performance and enhances your recovery by incorporating multi-use functionality into its design. By doing away with uniform pressure, ensō roller provides you with both deep-tissue and low-impact massage in order to meet your fitness needs. Unlike any other product, with ensō you can configure the disc layout to attack trigger points, and to effectively engage in Self Myofacial Release (SMFR).
ensō is designed for versatility. It is effective on broad areas like your back and is equally useful in massaging smaller isolated muscles with their own complex conditions. With a quick and easy adjustment of the discs, ensō conforms to all body types and training and recovery needs. In addition to the easy positioning of the discs, you can also push them together or individually remove them in order to utilize ensō as a hand-held massaging device.
The design of the ensō roller is what sets it apart from traditional foam rollers...Using the roller before and after a couple runs last week resulted in less calf tightness and soreness. The ensō roller was easy to configure and I really liked the effect it had on my problematic calves. I also found it quite effective on my hamstrings – an area I struggle with on a traditional roller.
Barii, avid runner and triathlete
Set the enso up to effectively pinpoint any area from your glutes to your IT bands to your smallest back muscles to release tightness, break up scar tissue, and improve circulation and flexibility before or after a workout. This massage technique, called self-myofascial massage, has been shown by several recent studies to decrease muscle recovery and improve chronic performance.
Locke Hughes of Shape
I started using the ensō roller when I was training for a marathon this summer. I had IT band problems and my IT band would bother me during my long runs. I used the enso while stretching to help get a deep stretch and help work out the pain. The ensō got rid of all my IT problems as well as helped with soreness after my long runs.
Ashley Trainor, Marathon and cross-country runner
After you gift this to the runner (or any athlete) in your life, you can tell them they’re not allowed to complain about sore muscles anymore. The EvoFit ensō Roller loosens tight muscles by providing a dynamic deep-tissue massage. But what sets the ensō apart from other “rollers” on the market is its ability to be customized to fit individual needs.
Katie Rosenbrocktheactivetimes.com
For a more aggressive massage, we used less discs. For a less intense massage, we used more discs. Simple right? The best gear often is.
Stephen Florentinesneakerreport.com
It gives me the ability to dig deep with a single roller or mash a large area with several rollers.
Devin Howells, CrossFit Enthusiast
Is the ensō Roller the best on the market right now? Absolutely. All my other foam rollers are collecting dust in the closet, even though a quicker way of rearranging the individual rollers would be nice. read full review
Jared Hargravefrom utahoutside.com
The ensō was an awesome tool to have when I was preparing for and recovering from my first half-marathon, and continues to be an exercise necessity me.
Erin Koerselman, Mom, Runner Exercise Enthusiast
Before I was introduced to the enso roller, my favorite roller was the Trigger Point foam roller. Now when I compare the enso roller to any other roller, there's no competition. What I like best about the enso roller is the ability to massage an entire area and/or pinpoint knots and dig in from there.
Jes, Crossfit Enthusiastwww.jesliao.com
My favorite part about the Enso is that you can also adjust the gaps between the discs if you have certain areas that are just too tender to really dig into. For me, it’s my left upper-IT band. By creating a gap in between two of the discs in the “hip-release” formation, I could first massage out the surrounding muscles without putting unnecessary pressure on a sensitive area.
Susan Legacki, Editor of LAVA Magazine