FLUSH TENSION FROM TENDER LEGS

HANDMADE IN THE HOME OF ACUPRESSURE

We make every Leg Wrap by hand with our partners in Panipat, India's City of Weavers. Spartan Trends’ ability to create tools that wrap has created new opportunities for acupressure. Their certifications – SMETA ISO (9001:2015) and ZED – ensure safe and ethical labor practices, quality management and compliance, and a commitment to reduce waste and use energy smarter.

What you need to know

  • • Boost circulation
    • Recover faster
    • Carry less tension

  • There are two ways to use the Acupress Leg Wraps: flushing tension fast, and releasing it with less pressure. The difference is step three.

    1. Lay the Wrap out on your bed or sofa before sitting down to create even coverage across the back of your calf or thigh. The compression strap should be on the right-hand side.

    2. Sit down on it with your leg in front of you and connect each self-fastening closure following the numbers from 1 to 3. The fit should be snug with each spike making contact, but you shouldn’t feel much pressure at this point.

    3. Once you’re comfortable, wrap the compression strap up, over, and around your thigh to adjust the pressure.

    Sit with the sensation for 20-40 minutes. Slow breaths will help your body relax. 

  • • Find a comfortable spot to sit before getting started
    • Don’t try to walk around once they’re on
    • Wiggling your foot will adjust the pressure in your calf.

  • Even if you’re familiar with lying on a Shakti Mat, adding compression to acupressure ups the intensity of each spike exponentially. It’s not a warning, but an invitation to relax when you want, and flush tension when you need to.

    More pressure is more intense. Less is more relaxing. Whether you want to dial up the pressure or take it easy, sitting with the sensation for 20-40 minutes is ideal.

    You’ll notice the discomfort can remain longer than if you were to lie on a Shakti Mat. This is normal – especially with more compression. If the sensation becomes too difficult, loosen the compression strap.

  • Acupress Leg Wraps have Level 1 spikes. Why? Because wrapping spikes is different to lying on them. You can adjust the intensity with compression as opposed to relying on gravity alone. Perfect whether you want to increase the intensity of each spike – or ease off for a therapeutic touch.

  • Where acupuncture uses needles to pierce the skin, acupressure uses spikes to press against it. The key difference with Acupress Leg Wraps is that you can activate multiple acupoints in as many seconds as it takes to wrap them, and you can adjust the tightness to your level of pressure.

  • If you’re still unsure, our customer service team would love to help you on your Shakti journey – contact us.

GET TO THE POINT FAST(ER)

Shakti Shala is your one-way ticket to getting the most out of your Acupress Leg Wraps. The app is free with purchase and helps you move through that initial discomfort faster with tutorials, classes, and guided meditations.

4.8
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
Based on 278 reviews
96%would recommend this product
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Reviews Summary
Customers say these leg wraps provide intense pressure that transforms into relief after 10-20 minutes of use. Many find them particularly effective for post-workout recovery, with runners, athletes, and gym-goers reporting reduced muscle soreness and improved recovery times. Users appreciate the adjustable compression straps that allow customization of pressure levels. Common feedback includes initial discomfort that gives way to a relaxing sensation, with legs feeling lighter and more flexible afterward. Many use them after long workdays, especially those who stand all day. Some find the lower leg wraps more intense than upper leg wraps. A few users mention difficulty achieving the right tension level or finding application time-consuming.
278 reviews
  • David M. W.
    Verified Buyer
    1 week ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    SUPERB Area Coverage

    AWESOME. I was using the flat mat to get to areas that these are specifically designed for. These are PERFECT. You can roll around w these in bed and wala. Can walk some with calve muscle wraps and the pain relief is amazing. Thigh wraps slips a bit when moving around, but it is a thrill to lift up while wearing. 100% recommended. A Godsend.

  • Livy W. B.
    Verified Buyer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Amazing for distance runners

    I’m training for a marathon and don’t know why I didn’t get these sooner. The feeling is so much more intense than that back mat but absolutely amazing for my tired legs and random aches and pains that come with training. I had tight calves that completely dissolved after the first use. They’re a part of my every day routine now!

  • Cynthia S.
    Verified Buyer
    What is the main reason for use? Muscle Relaxation, Relaxation & General Wellbeing, Stress Relief or Anxiety, Recovery After Exercise, Aches & Pains
    3 weeks ago
    What is the main reason for use? Muscle Relaxation, Relaxation & General Wellbeing, Stress Relief or Anxiety, Recovery After Exercise, Aches & Pains
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Love the design

    I have been a mat user for a long time already , use it everywhere but these leg wraps are on a different level! Our legs surprisingly are much more sensitive to the pricks and it hurts quite a bit at first, but immediately I could feel iced cold feet get relieved and blood circulation is accelerated, very good for those with tight and tense muscle, painful but very effective

  • Riks K.
    Verified Buyer
    What is the main reason for use? Recovery After Exercise
    3 weeks ago
    What is the main reason for use? Recovery After Exercise
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Recovery

    These leg wrap help me to recover. I needed to experiment a bit to get them properly around my leg and the firsr few time they don't feel comfortabel but my legs feel much better afterwards.

  • Glenn H.
    Verified Buyer
    1 month ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Leg wraps

    Fantastic