I received my Vertiball a few days ago (Germany) and it‘s great. Have used it numerous times already and it does exactly what it should. I‘m very happy and proud to have been a supporter of this project. Thank you and - keep going! This should be a success for you.

Received & tested! Loving it. Materials used are really good picks. High quality finish and construction. Excellent work! Congrats! Looking forward to see new adds on available such as new bracket or rolling ball with other hardness.

I placed it on my door been on it for about two hours, with kids coming in and out at times slamming the door and it’s still on strong I come over at random times and start using it applying all 220lbs of sexy beast on it and doesn’t budge move or anything.

Received my Vertiball today. Packaging is very professional as is product quality. I especially appreciate the suction pad cover so that it doesn't collect dust and dirt when not in use. I read the user guide first -- not something that I tend to do -- and I saw the warning about potentially not being able to attach the vertical to some painted surfaces, specifically that drywall must be sealed with at least two coats of paint. I ran into this issue when I attempted to attach the Vertiball to one of my walls and found that it wouldn't create a suction hold after repeated tries. I naturally was concerned that the product was a dud, but that's not the case. The wall in question only had the paint applied from the builder (spray) and I assume didn't provide enough coverage. I was going to try and attach it to the doors (painted solid wood) but instead tried the walls in another room which I had painted. That worked fine which was a relief. The Vertiball has been attached to the wall for about 4 hours with no sign of movement, so all is good. (You are supposed to re-clamp to the wall after 30 minutes of use to ensure proper suction, but I was simply testing the suction and left it up. No budging of the unit when I pull on it.) I gave it a quick try and it definitely is great in pinpointing the exact areas you want to work on. Like those tight knots in your neck and shoulders. Of course the pressure is strong if you lean your full weight against it. I think it will take some time to find the proper height to work the areas in question, hopefully without the need for too much adjustment of the base.

Just got mine! Gave it a whirl, and got the right spots in my back without jamming a hard ball into my spine!.. awesome... Wife gave it a go as well and she is happy I made the purchase too! Thank you! We will definitely be putting it to good use.

It’s here and it’s magic! It works also great on the floor if you want to massage your neck or legs. I also put it on the bottom side of my stairs (so it hangs upside down) being be able to apply pressure to my shoulders. Of course, the default back and lower back use case rocks, but don’t forget the pectorals. Thank you, this was totally worth it