As a runner and a athlete, sore muscles sort of go with the territory. When I am training for a race, especially a marathon or half marathon – am have come to rely heavily on my foam roller. But a while ago, my old foam roller really started to let me down. It started to get a dip it in from over use and wasn’t as effective as it had been in the past.
So when I had an opportunity to try out the EvoFit Enso Roller – I was pretty pumped to try something new on my sore muscles and back {I LOVE rolling my back & shoulders!}
So what is the EvoFit Enso Roller you might ask? It’s one-of-a-kind tool from EvoFit that is shedding light on the important (but commonly overlooked) area of self-myofascial release (SMR)—a.k.a self-massage— it is the only muscle roller on the market that is completely adjustable, the ensō roller by EvoFit allows users to:
- Reap the many benefits of self-massage in a way that is specific to their own unique body type and training and recovery needs.
- Massage broader areas (like the lower back) or pinpoint smaller isolated muscles (like the piriformis) with a quick and easy adjustment of the moveable discs.
- Avoid putting pressure on areas that don’t require it!
I’ve found that this bad boy is great for warming up before a work out or recovering from one. It’s also just great to use after carrying my little man around all day & if I have a sore back it totally does that trick!
My favorite part about the EvoFit Enso Roller is the eight independent discs feature customizable positioning—with the ability to be removed altogether—so the roller can conform and support to meet the demands of any body types or needs. It makes it really different and I think way more effective than any other foam roller I’ve ever used!
A little more about the Benefits from an Enso Roller:
- Elongates muscles, relaxes tight muscles and aids in breaking up scar tissue, increases circulation and flexibility
- Customizable design supports and works targeted areas without pressure to surrounding muscles and bones
- 8-disc design can create a one-of-a-kind fit for your body shape and training needs
- 13in proves to be the most versatile length for most body types
- Rollers are constructed with a lightweight EVA foam and are supported by durable molded plastic discs and an anodized aluminum core
- Grooved notches on tube position rollers to not slip out but adjust without friction for a micro-tuned disc arrangement
- Weighs 2.13lbs

Now it’s giveaway time!
Up for grabs today is a EvoFit Enso Roller {a $69.00 value} for one lucky And Her Little Dog Too reader
Leave a comment below & enter the rafflecopter giveaway form to win:
Giveaway ends Sunday, February 1 / Winner will be notified via email
I was NOT compensated for this post.
But I was sent a muscle
roller {shown} for review

15 Comments
I just started running last month and I would like to try this actually!
I would love to win because I’m planning on tackling my first full marathon this year – yikesl! 🙂
That must feel super awesome after a run!
I love using a foam roller and this sounds even better!
I’d love to gain back some muscle flexibility!
This sounds like a dream for my L4 and L5 discs that are a source of everyday pain for me! Would love to win this item!
I have chronic aches and pains (and trigger points) that this roller would be great for!
Oooh I would love this! It would be great on my tight back/shoulder muscles!
I want to win because I keep hearing awesome things about rollers, and my back could really use it after a workout. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
Erin
I’ve been thinking of getting a regular foam roller, but this looks intriguing!
My shoulder is always tight from swimming! I would love this!
I want to win because it sounds like a perfect addition to my fitness routine to help me reach my goals.
i’d love to win this b/c i am just coming off an injury that was caused by lots of tight muscles pulling on my SI joint! this looks perfect for preventing that from happening again 🙂
I have begun to have pretty consistent back pain as a result of tightening muscles through my neck and down my back. This sounds like it could really help by massaging those muscles.
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