If you deal with low back pain, sciatica, piriformis syndrome, hip flexor tightness, or glute tightness, or if you've tried a foam roller or lacrosse ball without getting lasting relief, the problem is likely one of size and precision.
The right size for deep hip muscles
The psoas, piriformis, and deep hip rotators sit deep in the hip and glute complex. A foam roller is too bulky to target them effectively, and a lacrosse ball is too small to cover the full muscle belly. The Orbit's 4-inch diameter hits the precise middle: broad enough to reach the psoas and surrounding muscles, firm enough to sustain the pressure needed for a full release.
The best first step for hip flexor release
For people new to hip flexor release, or those who have never used a tool as precise as the Hip Hook, the Orbit is the recommended first step. Applying too much pressure too soon can cause muscles to tighten instead of release. The Orbit's softer, broader pressure eases you into the sensation, preparing the tissue for deeper work. This is why the Orbit is included free with every Hip Hook purchase.
Key benefits
4-inch diameter targets the psoas, piriformis, and deep hip rotators
Helps with low back pain, sciatica, piriformis syndrome, and tight hips and glutes
Gentler, broader pressure that's ideal for beginners
Designed by a physical therapist
Free step-by-step guided app
The Orbit was designed to work in sequence with the Hip Hook. Where the Orbit prepares and broadens, the Hip Hook targets with precision, together addressing the full hip flexor complex the way a clinical session would.
