Is this the original size? I tried one at my chiropractor and it was called a crazy fit bio body shaker. This says mini crazy so is is a smaller one?
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Don't know what the size was you used. This one is definitely large enough to stand on comfortably. Hope this helps.
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Product Dimensions: 25.5 x 20 x 9.5 inches...that about covers everyone but Sasquatch and Ronald MacDonald
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What do you mean by original size? You can be standing on both feet very comfortable. It is a heavy 10 inches hight and 15 inches from side to side machine.
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As others mentioned, it is large and adequate for both my husband and I who are large people. I think the "mini" refers to not having support handles which is better for our home.
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Petite is very tiny if you want to have tighter curls use that for hair around your face. The small is a bit bigger and would use them on the top of your head for the more lift. I have never found a better steamer then the carouso steam rollers. It is simple but effective and keeps your hair from being dried out. loved them when my hair was long and would not hold a curl. Found these and my worries were over. Thanks for asking. :D
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This unit is too big and heavy to use on your neck and shoulder area. If you do a search for "percussion massager" on Amazon, you'll find several hand-held models with a long handle which should fit your needs better. I've purchased the "Thumper E501 NA Sport Percussive Massager", and it does a great job, although it is a higher-end model and costs more. It's built-to-last. I've never had any problems with mine, and am very happy with it.
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I am sorry- I don't have a kid with a mini hydration pack! I can tell you, however, when I looked at the pack online, it sure looks like it is the same stuff, only a smaller pack. Never saw any parts options for replacements that are "mini" sized so I would feel safe ordering....also, it might be a good thing to get a "Bit Bite Valve Cover" while you are at it. I know kids might be a little rough on their stuff, but if you can get them used to it, using a cover is a really nice habit.
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I can't speak to which one exactly because I've just just used the mini pro 2. I had the opportunity to borrow same several times before purchasing and was so satisfied that I committed the funds to purchase my own. The double heads are very comfortable, the long handle is perfect for the hard to reach areas and the long cord is a plus (sounds silly to mention the length of the cord, however when one is moving the apparatus around the length of cord never restricts the movement). There are 3 speeds for a choice of vibrations. I have chronic upper back problems and I could not live without the thumper - unless I want to spend my time and money at the physical therapist. I can't speak to which one exactly because I've just just used the mini pro 2. I had the opportunity to borrow same several times before purchasing and was so satisfied that I committed the funds to purchase my own. The double heads are very comfortable, the long handle is perfect for the hard to reach areas and the long cord is a plus (sounds silly to mention the length of the cord, however when one is moving the apparatus around the length of cord never restricts the movement). There are 3 speeds for a choice of vibrations. I have chronic upper back problems and I could not live without... » Read More I can't speak to which one exactly because I've just just used the mini pro 2. I had the opportunity to borrow same several times before purchasing and was so satisfied that I committed the funds to purchase my own. The double heads are very comfortable, the long handle is perfect for the hard to reach areas and the long cord is a plus (sounds silly to mention the length of the cord, however when one is moving the apparatus around the length of cord never restricts the movement). There are 3 speeds for a choice of vibrations. I have chronic upper back problems and I could not live without the thumper - unless I want to spend my time and money at the physical therapist. « Show Less
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I use this roller. It is the original size of the first melt roller. This roller, however, has since been redesigned by Susan Hitzman.The new roller, sold only on the Melt website or through Melt instructors, has a smaller diameter and is softer. The instructors of Melt encourage you to use the new smaller diameter roller. I am 114 pounds, 5 foot 1. I like the smaller diameter roller for my neck, but the larger pink roller for my hips and back. I am sticking with my pink roller, and to compensate, I elevate my upper back on a folded towel to raise the elevation of my upper body when I do the neck exercises. If you have signed up for a Melt class, your instructor will be able to give you more information on the roller she would like you to use. Be prepared that she will want you to use the new roller, which I do not like for my back or my hips. My instructor does not like it for her back or hips either. She uses the two rollers ,depending on which area she is melting. I'm getting by nicely with this pink Melt roller.
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I measured my biceps and it should be a table for the sizes....but anyways I don't recomend this item...look for another brand this one I regretted buying it
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Hi, I purchased the smallest one 0.5 think it is, for my face. I got the larger for my stomach. The face is sensitive so use the smallest on the facial skin. Good luck !!!
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the one i got is about the size of a soccor ball and is prefect size for me - i'm 5'9" and weigh 165 pounds and i hung it so it was face-high (like another person) and use it every day for about 2 or 3 sets of 10 minutes - it keeps my arms loosened up as i have arthritis in my sholders and arms.
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Percussion is kind of "thumping" but it is gentle. If you press hard with the unit, it is smoother. It is very similar to the massager my Chiropractor uses. This massager has been a great relief for my sciatica and shoulder pain. I highly recommend it.
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Yes, it should be fine for you. My husband is 6"0, and 310 lbs, with a really big upper body. Thumper works great for him. There is a sliding button to control speed. 5 just means it will go fast. If someone is holding the massager for you, then they just push a touch harder, but even a little will get in and work your muscles very well. sometimes I even massage my husband's back once he falls asleep, and he wakes up feeling great. The pressure of my hand on the back of the thumper is enough even when I'm tired.
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D. Rein, I am debating purchasing one of these. I've really gotten into workout dvds and I'm tracking my calories without much success on my scale. I am hoping one of these can help me adjust my workout/eating to reach my goals. Which do you think would be better for me? I work a desk job so most of my day is sedentary. I'm also continuously tired and am excited to have something that tracks my sleep. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Well, I suppose it depends on where you want to insert it. The head is roughly the size of a tennis ball. Personally, I use wand-type massagers like this externally, or to add a little extra "BUZZ" to an already inserted toy. But if you want my honest opinion about this product, spend a few more bucks and get a Hitachi Magic Wand. It's higher quality and more powerful. I wouldn't insert it into my body though.
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My mom shrunk too. She's about 4'10" and has been using this for about 2 years. It works very well for her, no problems whatsoever. She often says how much she depends on this, and won't even try others. I don't think there is a smaller one out there. This adjusts fairly easily so you should be ok with it. Good luck!
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Yes. It's not designed for self use at all. It is for one person to use on another. It was originally designed to be used on horses. Doctors started using it on patients and the rest is history. Maxi Pro makes a great self massager designed for this exact reason (Thumper Mini Pro 2 Massager). Hope this helpsThumper Mini Pro 2
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Yes! It doesn't matter how tall you are or how much you weigh. But you should talk to your chiropractic doctor. You need to know how long to have it on. How much air to put in it. How many times a day you can use it. And which one is best for you. 2 or 3 or 4 rings. It is best to talk to your doctor first. That is what I did and I love mine. The pain in my arm and hand is much better. Please talk to your doctor first you could hurt your self. I'M NOT A DOCTOR. I hope is helps you. May you have good health E.H.
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Hi Aug. I have to say that I really like my massager (MCS-510H). My principal problem is mid-back, however---it does just what I need there. For lower back it will do the same thing---that is, sort of roll around the area---not just up & down. But that area is more boney and the massage just doesn't go deep enough to do a really good job. That said, I don't think any of the chair-style massagers will do better. One thing I really do appreciate is its ability to concentrate on one area (low, for instance)---and then you can also "spot" massage by pressing up or down buttons to put it right where you need it. All in all, I think its damn good for the price. Tom