The roller is very easily to "be clicked" by my waist. I wonder how to avoid that? thanks
1644771
You can turn off the click or increase the force necessary to click the roller. Do you use it to click otherwise? I don't use mine to click that much but I have the force required I believe at the highest to avoid clicking by accident.
1644772
You need to have the keyboard at the right height and distance from the Rollermouse. I think Contour recommends the space key be 1 inch above the roller to prevent this kind of thing. I have the rollermouse right at the bottom of my keyboard, and use it for clicking, but so far haven't once clicked inadvertently.
530719
yes... you can use your foot to push the button...no bending to control the roller on/off
1071
use a sticky rollerhttps://www.google.com/shopping/product/6739696337640743315?gs_rn=49&gs;_ri=psy-ab&ds=sh&pq;=sticky+roller+for+clothes&cp;=13&gs_id=53&xhr;=t&q;=sticky+roller&pf;=p&sclie;nt=psy-ab&oq;=sticky+roller&pbx;=1&bav;=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm;=bv.71198958,d.d2k&ion;=1&esp;v=2&biw;=1439&bih;=734&bs;=1&tch;=1&ech;=2ψ=NVfNU5GUBoWq0QXhmICADQ.1405966133318.13&ei=VVfNU6DgL7Ga0QXY3ICQCQ&ved;=0CGIQpiswAA
2196747
I've never had a problem doing this as the trigger does not require a large amount of pressure, however the motion does not feel particularly ergonomic and I can imagine someone having trouble with this if they already had hand/tendon issues.
1410285
For me, it gets hot enough that if I adjust it so that the rollers stay in one place for awhile, as I often do, I move it off that spot after about 5 minutes because it gets too hot. This is not a complaint, I love that there is adequate heat, and if I keep the rollers moving without stopping in one spot, it is a very nice warm heat without ever being too hot.
1056992
I read some reviews before my purchase where women complained about the clips too.. I also read that some did find other clips that work better, I would just be careful, if the clips are metal they will get hot, you could burn yourself so just be cautious when handling them.. I found the clips to work a lot better when I have the rollers in pretty tight.. Good luck!!
522284
Yes. You will have to have to move it around until you get it positioned where you feel it is doing what you need. This may turn out to be a bit of an awkward position but you can brace it in place with a pillow or wrap it with towel or blanket. These rollers come together kinda' like a big pinch and really do a good job for the $.
1773986
I think the click would be distracting, I use it to keep up with my reps while exercising, works great, fits in your hand.
1884373
For average person no . Does not come whit rollers, I am a strong man and for me it is very hard to move it . As rules ,If you weight less than 200 lb don't expected to move it.
1727833
In the rollers that move up and down you can adjust the width . This is an awesome massager. But I suggest using a throw blanket over it because the shiatsu is very intense. As it should be.
415502
Any slider with a flat surface will be problematic. I suggest looking for a roller that will mitigate an uneven surface.
470752
You can roll the wheel to scroll but the touch is not as sensitive. To have direct touch with the wheel you could carefully cut out the circle that covers the wheel with an exacto knife.
1597772
Jack makes a good point. When I started using mine I kind of had to find the feel for it and pushing your weight forward on the waist pad (while keeping your back straight) helps a little too. It's kind of like moonwalking in place hence his tip on not picking your foot up, just the heel.
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I also have a serious back injury. I use my roller on my side when my back is too tender. Then I roll my upper thighs to relax before rolling my back. I have to be very gentle on my back and just gently roll back and forth, without resting my whole weight onto the roller. After using the roller for 6 months, I have much less pain.The more you use the roller, the more you will be able to get rid of pain. I hope by detailing my use, you will have ideas on how to use this for yourself! :)
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Maybe you've already answered this for yourself, by now, but if not, here goes. There is a "tacky", non-slip surface on the side of the wide part of the sling that rides against your clothing. It basically "grips" by friction. Hope that helps.
2203487
I adjusted mine to a comfortable fit and slide my feet in:/out. I find much easier than trying to adjust every time.
1635960
Their are no tapered rollers. After some practice ~ 10 hours of riding, I could watch a movie and not ride off. Nothing bad happens when you do ride off, you just need to either unclip fast enough, or keep a wall around for support.