What buyers wrote
In their words, including the parts we wouldn’t have written.
These come from people who bought the larger rollers in Korea between 2019 and 2023. We chose them, translated them, and left the complaints in.
How these were chosen
Our archive holds 134 reviews of the PU90 and 14 of the PU95. We left out every review that named a medical condition or described a change in someone’s body, however positive, because publishing it would turn a customer’s impression into our claim. We kept reviews that describe where and how the roller gets used, and we kept the ones that say it’s too short or took some getting used to.
There are no Travel Roller reviews here yet. The PU65 reached its first 1,055 owners through Kickstarter in 2026, after this archive closed, and we would rather show nothing than borrow reviews of a different roller.
DeepRoller PU65
Chosen by us, written by people who ordered through the platform named on each card. Korean reviews are translated by us; Kickstarter backers are quoted in their own words. Where we shortened one, the cut is marked […]. Buyers describe their own experience; yours may differ.
Just received mine today and can’t say enough great things about it. Perfect for travel or in the office!
Just received mine today (California, USA) and can already tell I will be bringing this everywhere with me! Packaged nicely and safely. Item just as described/pictured.
I received mine last week and I love it. But I was wondering if I could have the booklet with the exercises in digital form. That would be great for saving some weight when traveling and in everyday life as well.
Just received my order in Toronto, it arrived well-packaged and the build quality is impressive. […] The compact, travel-friendly size is a big plus for me. Looking forward to bringing it on my trips!
DeepRoller PU90
Chosen by us, written by people who ordered through the platform named on each card. Korean reviews are translated by us; Kickstarter backers are quoted in their own words. Where we shortened one, the cut is marked […]. Buyers describe their own experience; yours may differ.
I already had an ordinary foam roller at home, so I hesitated. It is clearly different. Doing the same movement, the pressure feels much better. I will keep using it.
[…] Before this I used a tennis ball, but it kept moving out of place and felt a little too small. This is a good size and it does not slide, so it has become a favorite.
I bought it to take on trips. It is not heavy and it is small, so it seems good for traveling. Other rollers were too big to bring, so I always missed having one when I traveled. […]
I stretch on a regular foam roller almost every day. I spent a long time wondering why this one cost so much and why the reviews were so good. Very happy with it. Because it sits low, it works for the shoulder work I mostly do, and almost any angle is possible. […] Along the spine, honestly, being low and short makes it a little awkward. For the upper back, the front and back of the shoulders and under the arms, it is excellent.
I think it suits someone who wants something portable more than someone after whole-back or full-body rolling. The firmness is right, and it is very good on the neck and lower back, but lining it up for the legs and shoulder blades is a bit tricky. It does what it is for, so I am satisfied.
I like that it is light and does not slide. On car trips I never had anything good to put behind my neck or lower back, so I used a water bottle or a ball. Now it is the DeepRoller, and it is great. At home I also keep it behind my lower back on the sofa.
It looked too expensive and too short, and I went back and forth for a long time. I bought two anyway, one for my mother and one for me. It really is small. But when I decided it would not do and went back to the foam roller I already had, that feeling was not there. These days I only use this one. The thickness is right and so is the material. My mother uses it on her back, lower back and neck and has no complaint about the length. I mostly use it on my legs, so it is a bit awkward, but I expect I will get used to it. […]
DeepRoller PU95
Chosen by us, written by people who ordered through the platform named on each card. Korean reviews are translated by us; Kickstarter backers are quoted in their own words. Where we shortened one, the cut is marked […]. Buyers describe their own experience; yours may differ.
Before buying the PU90 I had planned on, I asked customer service whether it would be used the same way as another model I owned, since they look alike. They took the time to advise me and suggested the PU95. Maybe because this model is longer, it is good for balancing on, too. […]