Aletha

Hip pain, low back pain, sciatica. The Hip Hook reaches the same hidden muscle often driving all of it. Most lower back pain, hip pain, and postural issues trace back to two overlooked muscles: the psoas and the iliacus. These hip flexors sit deep in the pelvis, out of reach for foam rollers, massage balls, and often even hands-on therapy. The Hip Hook (Mark) is the first and only tool designed to precisely target and release both. If you've tried PT, massage, stretching, and the pain keeps coming back, the problem is likely not where you're feeling it. The iliacus and psoas, the deep hip flexors at the center of your body's alignment, are the muscles most conventional tools simply can't reach. The Hip Hook was designed by a physical therapist specifically to target them, replicating a hands-on clinical technique that previously required an office visit. Its precision tip and rotating mechanism apply sustained, targeted pressure to both muscles with control you can feel. In one randomized controlled trial, participants experienced a 27% reduction in pain after a single 90-second session. Because the iliacus and psoas sit at the center of the body's alignment, releasing them is the first step, and often the most impactful one, toward resolving pain that has traveled far from its source.

Most headaches, neck stiffness, and rounded shoulder posture share a common source: chronic tension in three muscles that rubbing, vibration, and stretching rarely fully resolve. The upper trapezius, suboccipital (at the base of the skull), and pectoralis minor all develop holding patterns that drive pain upward into the head and outward into the shoulders. The Range is designed to reach all three precisely. Three sets of interchangeable tips - narrow, medium, and wide - let you match the angle and width to the exact muscle you're targeting. Hold 90 seconds of sustained pressure, and feel the tissue begin to release. In a survey of Aletha users, 84% reported improved muscle tension and 62% reported better flexibility after using Aletha devices. Trusted by practitioners and athletes and ergonomically designed for consistent at-home use.

Created by a physical therapist, the Orbit targets the psoas, piriformis, and deep hip rotators - muscles that, when tight, drive low back pain, sciatica, and restricted hip mobility. These muscles sit deep in the hip and glute complex, and they need broad, sustained pressure to release, not the pinpoint contact of a small ball, and not the unfocused spread of a foam roller. The Orbit's 4-inch diameter and firm-yet-yielding density hit the precise middle: broad enough to cover the full muscle belly, firm enough to sustain meaningful pressure throughout the release. Alleviate lower back, hip, knee, and foot pain, reduce inflammation, and improve range of motion with the Orbit, a travel-ready tool for myofascial release targeting key muscle groups. The Orbit effectively targets and releases tension in the hip flexor region, including the iliacus and psoas muscles, as well as muscles on the back side of the pelvis like the glutes, piriformis, and deeper hip rotators. The Orbit enhances mobility and restores alignment in your lower back, hips, feet, and knees with just two minutes of use per day. Compact and travel-ready, the Orbit is perfect for use anywhere - gym, hotel, home, or office. Crafted from durable thermoplastic polyurethane, it ensures fast and efficient myofascial release on the go.

Release work only holds when the muscles around it are strong enough to maintain it. The Band closes that loop with a PT-approved sequence included. Created by a physical therapist, the Band addresses a pattern chronic pain consistently creates release without strengthening doesn't hold. As hip flexor tension resolves, the surrounding muscles (hips, glutes, and core) need to be rebuilt to maintain that alignment. With 30 to 50 pounds of resistance and a PT-approved exercise sequence included, the Band locks in your release work and stabilizes the muscles that keep tension from returning.