Disclosure: The Moji Foot Massager was supplied free of charge for me to try; however, all opinions in this review are my own.
A couple of years ago I tested and wrote a review of the Moji 360 Massager, so recently when I was given the opportunity to test their new Moji Foot Massager, I jumped at the chance.
My cute little foot massager arrived two days before Ragnar Trail WV, so I gave my feet a quick massage and then packed it with my other Ragnar items; thinking it would be fun to have my teammates give it a try as well. Unfortunately, the mud was too much, and I didn’t want to ruin my Moji within the first 48-hours of owning it, so I didn’t even get it out of my bag!
The Moji Foot Massager is small and compact, and easily fits in my gym bag. It has six rotating massage spheres that mean business! At first I didn’t think I would like it, but quickly remembered that sometime it takes a little pain to work through injuries and make them feel better. Quick facts about the Moji Foot Massager from the Moji Website:
- Relieves foot pain
- Revitalizes sore and tired feet
- Slip-resistant base for more control
- Great for Plantar Fasciitis
- Easy to clean
- Preferred use is with socks
- Use it sitting down
- Patent-pending
- One-year warranty
- Made in the USA
The flat bottom of the Moji Foot Massager has a spongy slip-resistant base so it doesn’t slip or roll away.
I’ve had chronic pain in my right foot at the metatarsal/phalangeal joint (base of my large toe) for a long time. I think it is from years of wearing very high heels, and if I’m being honest, probably all of the pavement pounding hasn’t helped. I’ve self-diagnosed it as arthritis, and possibly even hallux rigidus (I’m not a doctor, but play a doctor with some help from Google). My chiropractor worked on my foot with Graston tools (boy, did that hurt), and recommended I continue to manually stretch and massage it. Enter my new Moji! The Moji Foot Masager’s center sphere is slightly raised so it hits the bottom of the foot in a way none of my other foot massagers do. It does some serious digging in the plantar fascia, and hurts so good. Even thought I can use it on any part of my foot, I’ve been focusing more on my forefoot where I experience my pain.
To hit the top of my foot, I hold the foot massager in my hand and roll it gently over the top of my foot. It hurt a lot at first, but has gotten more tolerable during the last few days.
What I liked most about the Moji Foot Massager:
- It’s compact and fits easily in my gym bag or handbag
- It’s easy to use
- The spheres rotate 360 degrees for circular massage
- The middle sphere is raised for higher intensity massage
- It’s slip-resistant bottom doesn’t let it get away from me
- I can use it standing or sitting, but really like that I can use it while standing
- I can use it on the top of my foot by holding it in my hand
What I didn’t like about the Moji Foot Massager:
- The spheres are very hard and at first I had trouble gauging how much pressure to use compared to my softer spongier foot massagers. Once I mastered the massage technique, I loved it though!
So there you have it; the likes outweigh the dislikes 7 to 1, and I’ve already added it into my post-workout stretching and foam rolling routine. Here’s to my foot feeling the best it’s felt in years! If you like a chance to win your very own Moji Foot Massager, enter below!
Rules to enter my Moji Foot Massager giveaway:
- You are allowed to enter every day during this period. The more times and ways you enter, the greater your chances of winning.
- Shipping is available only in the continental United States.
- Winners will be selected by Rafflecopter at midnight on Monday, July 6, and announced by 5 PM on Monday, July 6.
- Once the winner is announced, that person will have until Wednesday, July 8 to claim the prize. I will make every effort to contact the winner; however, if the winner fails to claim their prize, another winner will be chosen.
- The winner agrees to submit their address to DebRuns, so the prize can be delivered.
- Relatives of Deb Runs are not eligible to win.
To enter for a chance to win a Moji Foot Massager,
please use the Rafflecopter app below.
GOOD LUCK!
- Questions:
- Have you used a Moji Foot Massager?
- Do you use any type of foot massager, lacrosse ball, etc?
- Do you experience any chronic pain? Is it running related?
Living with Fibromyalgia gives me plenty of aches and pains…I’m always looking for easy to use/transport items that can help to relieve stiffness and soreness from both running and everyday life – this item appears to have the potential to do just that!
I would love to win the Moji Foot Massager, because I suffer from high arch pain after long runs. Being a college student, I don’t have the money to buy every accessory out there to help with my pain from my one true love – running. This would help tremendously and I won’t have to use a frozen water bottle to try and relieve pain!
My feet are constantly in pain! Would love to win this and treat them right 🙂
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I often foot cramps severe enough to leave my feet sore. The Mojo would work wonders for me!
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I have a wooden foot roller thing (do they have a name??) that I like. I can only imagine I would love this!
I’d like to try this on my feet after a run. Looks interesting.
I would like to win because of of my diabetes. This would help me with my circulation
When i travel, i usually end up doing alot of walking and end up with sore feet! This would be a perfect solution
I would love to win this as I’m on my feet most of the day and have bad circulation, this may help it!
I think this would be great to take on trips. My children are athletes so I think that this would be neat for them.
I bet this would feel awesome! I’d also see if my son would let me use it on him. 😀
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I’ve never used a Moji foot massager, or a Moji massager of any kind, though I’ve heard amazing things about them! Working long hours as an RN, however, necessitates foot massage at times. I currently use a hand-made wooden foot roller massager that my grandmother brought me from South America. This helps a lot with residual flare-ups from where I broke my foot years ago, as well as the general soreness I have after a 12 hour shift!
Thanks for sharing
I travel 5 days a week and this product is PERFECT in my purse or suitcase! Since I walk around all day for my job, my feet and lower back always ache at the end of the day – this has been a lifesaver. It’s easy to put on the floor and use while I’m sending out emails and is versatile so I can pick it up and use it on my lower back as well.
Yes, it’s just the right size to pack.
Hi Deb,
It’s good to see your post on foot massager. Massagers are amazing thing to relieve us from stress, pain, sore muscle and help to forget hectic working hours. It also helps us to have sound sleep. The biggest advantage is portability like you mentioned. You can take it to anywhere. Like foot massagers you can also explore neck and shoulder massagers. You will find that amazing and useful too.
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