I've created an array of multiple models that you can enjoy and use as a “foot roller.” Also a detailed description will come with each of them.

I've spent five months working on this model, so enjoy!

If you have any makes or comments about the designs please send those, I might even put some of the photos of yall's models in the photo's above!

I had a lot of models for this post so what I did was, put something like “Italian Foot Roller” or “German Foot Roller.” This is just because I had trouble coming up with all the names…

Important Note, all the models I've printed did not require any supports, that was my goal in this model; not to use any supports.

A scale of effectiveness will be based through 1-10, 10 being the most effective.

Model Descriptions-

The Algerian Foot Roller-

The Algerian Foot Roller is one of many variations of a somewhat similar design; it had a sequence of indentions instead of bumps. I designed this because some people don't enjoy the the sensation of things pushing into their feet. So this is designed as a less aggressive model, and more of a chill, calming foot roller. 

(Scale: 4)

The American Foot Roller-

This Foot Roller is a series of protrusions that are in a uncurving line that repeats over the face of cylinder.

(Scale: 8)

The Australian Foot Roller-

This model also is an indented model, it as 8 total wide cavities in its cylindrical body. 

(Scale: 4)

The Brazilian Foot Roller-

This one has a large amount of indentions, intermittently throughout the design. I personally like this design so I hope you enjoy it!

(Scale: 7)

The British Foot Roller-

This was one of my first designs, it prints extremely well with no supports. It is an array of ring like shapes that are repeated into a cylinder shape.

(Scale: 5) 

The Canadian Foot Roller-

This one is pretty neat design. It has 8 vertical depressions that have a very effective feeling and is very nice. 

(Scale: 8)

The Egyptian Foot Roller-

This one is hard to explain in words, I would only recommend to print this if you have a relatively modern printer (last 3 years, this is because there are a lot of overhangs). There is a great amount of depressions, although not as affective.

(Scale: 3)

The German Foot Roller-

This one might be a bit more sketchy then most models because there is a lot more bumps that protrude more than usual. It also is in a very haphazardly form, this you would also want to print on a newer printer.

(Scale: 9) 

The Italian Foot Roller-

This one has 16 knobs that would be extremely effective for a foot roller. It is one my personal favorite models, so I would really recommend this one! 

(Scale: 10) 

The Japanese Foot Roller-

This one has very obvious protrusions and knobs. I really like the effectiveness level of this model because it can help a lot if you want a foot roller that helps a lot.

(Scale: 10)

The Polish Foot Roller-

This one has 4 columns of knobs in an even straight line. This model has a pretty good effectiveness rate because of the evident protrusions. 

The Taiwanese Foot Roller-

This model has an aesthetic and abstract design, with vertical columns that go nearly from top to bottom in design.

I hope you enjoy these models, just try downloading some and see if you like it in the slicer, just make sure to give a try especially if your unsure about it! Its worth it!