Cork Foam Roller

A cork foam roller for stretching and muscle recovery. Cork is the reason to choose it over a standard foam roller: it does not hold sweat or odor the way open-cell foam does, so it stays usable in a shared studio where a foam roller turns unpleasant within a season.

Studios, clinics and wellness gifts

Yoga and Pilates studios, physical therapy clinics and corporate wellness programs are the natural buyers. A studio can brand a full set for its floor; a clinic can send one home with patients; an employer can give it as a premium wellness reward. The 25-piece minimum means a single studio does not have to overbuy. At this price it is a gift, not a handout, so it fits a members-only reward or an instructor thank-you better than a booth giveaway.

Decorating a cork surface

Screen print and full-color print are the listed methods. On a natural cork surface, a bold single-color logo usually reads best, since the texture breaks up fine detail and pale inks. Full color is available when the design needs it. Your free proof shows the logo on the roller before production.

What 25 to 300 rollers cost

• 25 rollers: $34.70 each, $867.50
• 50 rollers: $29.76 each, $1,488.00
• 100 rollers: $25.98 each, $2,598.00
• 300 rollers: $24.98 each, $7,494.00

The price falls most at the start: 25 to 50 takes nearly five dollars off each roller, and 50 to 100 almost four more. After 100 the saving is small. Every tier is above $500, so the $49 setup is not charged.

Ten business days

Production is about 10 business days from proof sign-off, then shipping. For a studio opening or a wellness month, order four weeks ahead.

Why cork rather than foam?

Cork does not soak up sweat and odor like open-cell foam, so it holds up in shared use.

What is the minimum?

25 rollers.