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Granted Patent B1
US 12,502,331 · App. 17/840,541 · Granted Dec 23, 2025

Massaging roller

Inventors: Jonothan D. DiPeri (Springville, UT); Bailey Carlson (Springville, UT)
Assignee: MyoStorm, LLC
A61H15/00A61H15/0092A61H23/0254A61H2201/0107A61H2201/0161A61H2201/169
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Patent No.
US 12,502,331
App. No.
17/840,541
Granted
Dec 23, 2025
Kind
B1
Abstract

A massaging roller may comprise a first cylinder and a second cylinder. The roller may be arranged in a first or second configuration depending on which end of the first cylinder is connected to which end of the second cylinder. In the first configuration, an interior space between opposing ends of the first and second cylinders may form a first cavity of a first size. Conversely, in the second configuration, an interior space between opposing ends of the first and second cylinders may form a second cavity of a second, smaller size. This may enable the roller to receive and secure therewithin vibration elements of different sizes. That is, vibration elements of different sizes may be used alone for therapeutic benefit or may be installed within one of the first cavity or the second cavity to impart vibration to the roller.

Claims (54)

1 . A massaging roller comprising:

a first cylinder comprising a first end, a second end opposite the first end, and a first interior space defined between the first end and the second end; and

a second cylinder comprising a third end, a fourth end opposite the third end, and a second interior space defined between the third end and the fourth end;

wherein

the second end is connectable to the third end to form a first configuration,

the first end is connectable to the fourth end to form a second configuration,

the first interior space and the second interior space in the first configuration cooperatively define a first cavity at an interface between the second end and the third end,

the first interior space and the second interior space in the second configuration cooperatively define a second cavity at an interface between the first end and the fourth end, and

a volume of the first cavity is greater than a volume of the second cavity.

2 . The massaging roller of claim 1 , wherein the first cylinder is axially aligned with the second cylinder in the first configuration and in the second configuration.

3 . The massaging roller of claim 2 , wherein:

the first cylinder further comprises a first tubular frame comprising a first engagement mechanism at the first end and a second engagement mechanism at the second end;

the second cylinder further comprises a second tubular frame comprising a third engagement mechanism at the third end and a fourth engagement mechanism at the fourth end;

the second engagement mechanism is connectable to the third engagement mechanism; and

the first engagement mechanism is connectable to the fourth engagement mechanism.

4 . The massaging roller of claim 3 , wherein the first tubular frame and the second tubular frame comprise a plastic material.

5 . The massaging roller of claim 3 , wherein:

the second engagement mechanism is a second twist-to-lock mechanism and the third engagement mechanism is a third twist-to-lock mechanism that mechanically engages with the second twist-to-lock mechanism; and

the first engagement mechanism is a first twist-to-lock mechanism and the fourth engagement mechanism is a fourth twist-to-lock mechanism that mechanically engages with the first twist-to-lock mechanism.

6 . The massaging roller of claim 3 , wherein:

the second engagement mechanism is a second threaded portion and the third engagement mechanism is a third threaded portion that threadedly engages with the second threaded portion; and

the first engagement mechanism is a first threaded portion and the fourth engagement mechanism is a fourth threaded portion that threadedly engages with the first threaded portion.

7 . The massaging roller of claim 3 , wherein:

the first tubular frame includes a first exterior surface on which a first exterior foam is disposed; and

the second tubular frame includes a second exterior surface on which a second exterior foam is disposed.

8 . The massaging roller of claim 7 , wherein:

the first tubular frame includes a first interior surface on which a first interior foam is disposed to define the first interior space; and

the second tubular frame includes a second interior surface on which a second interior foam is disposed to define the second interior space.

9 . The massaging roller of claim 8 , wherein:

the first interior foam and the second interior foam comprise a rigid foam; and

the first exterior foam and the second exterior foam comprise an elastic foam.

10 . The massaging roller of claim 1 , wherein at least a portion of the first cavity is spherical.

11 . The massaging roller of claim 10 , wherein at least a portion of the second cavity is spherical.

12 . The massaging roller of claim 10 , further comprising a ball securable within the first cavity, the ball comprising a motor that includes an eccentric weight affixed to a shaft, wherein the shaft spins to cause the ball to vibrate.

13 . A roller comprising:

a first cylinder comprising a first end, a second end opposite the first end, a first opening adjacent to the first end, and a second opening adjacent to the second end; and

a second cylinder comprising a third end, a fourth end opposite the third end, a third opening adjacent to the third end, and a fourth opening adjacent to the fourth end;

wherein

the second end engages the third end to secure the first cylinder in axial alignment with the second cylinder to form a first configuration,

the first end engages the fourth end to secure the first cylinder in axial alignment with the second cylinder to form a second configuration,

the first opening and the third opening in the first configuration cooperatively define a first cavity,

the second opening and the fourth opening in the second configuration cooperatively define a second cavity, and

a size of the first cavity is greater than a size of the second cavity.

14 . The roller of claim 13 , wherein:

a first aperture extends from the first opening to the second opening; and

a second aperture extends from the third opening to the fourth opening.

15 . The roller of claim 13 , wherein:

the second end includes a second twist-to-lock mechanism and the third end includes a third twist-to-lock mechanism that mechanically engages with the second twist-to-lock mechanism; and

the first end includes a first twist-to-lock mechanism and the fourth end includes a fourth twist-to-lock mechanism that mechanically engages with the first twist-to-lock mechanism.

16 . The roller of claim 13 , wherein:

the second end includes a second threaded portion and the third end includes a third threaded portion that threadedly engages with the second threaded portion; and

the first end includes a first threaded portion and the fourth end includes a fourth threaded portion that threadedly engages with the first threaded portion.

17 . The roller of claim 13 , wherein at least a portion of the first cavity is spherical.

18 . The roller of claim 17 , further comprising a ball securable within the first cavity, the ball comprising a motor that includes an eccentric weight affixed to a shaft, wherein the shaft spins to cause the ball to vibrate.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 24, 2022
From: DIPERI, JONOTHAN D.; CARLSON, BAILEY
To: MYOSTORM, LLC
Reel/Frame 060890/0750 →
Continuity (1)
Provisional Application 63210463 · Jun 14, 2021
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