They activate and relax, the Wildfüssler. And as the name (to which the Austrian manufacturer - perhaps due to its proximity to Switzerland - gave a double s) already suggests, these simple but effective wooden massage rollers are designed for the feet. Similar to walking barefoot on soft grass or pebbles, the differently textured surface stimulates muscles, tissue and fascia. To do this, place the Wildfüssler under the sole of your foot, with the branded logo facing outwards, and roll your foot over it from heel to toe for around three minutes. Whether you sit or stand is up to you, and you can also determine the intensity of the pressure yourself by shifting your weight - whatever is most comfortable for you. Thanks to the cone-shaped axis, the entire arch of the foot and all underlying structures can be worked on. The muscles can relax more easily and the massage promotes blood circulation and thus metabolism.

The Wildfüssler are made entirely by hand in a Mühlviertel wood turnery. Ash wood from the region is used, which is milled, finely sanded and oiled after turning. It is therefore easy to clean: Simply rinse under running water; coarser dirt can be removed with a hand brush.

Classic massage, as we enjoy it in massage practices today, has its origins in the early 19th century. However, the principle is far older, as evidenced by the numerous types of massage from different parts of the world. As a so-called remedy, massages serve to promote general well-being and relaxation, while at the same time promoting blood circulation; the resulting improved supply and warming of muscles and skin areas can help to relieve tension and alleviate pain. Vessels and organs can also be positively influenced in a reflex way, as is assumed by followers of foot reflexology, for example.