RockTape RockBlades IASTM Physical Therapy Tool Set, Soft Tissue Mobilization, 100% Stainless Steel, Easy Multi-Grip Handle, Multiple Treatment Surfaces, Medical Clinic Use

It’s business time. Meet the Mallet. A surgical-grade IASTM all-star

Hand-Polished Treatment Edges

Beautifully contoured and smoothed treatment edges ensure superior patient outcomes.

Six Grip Options

Our patented 'brass-knuckles' grip combined with 8 thumb dimples allow for a range of treatment possibilities.

Surgical Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is weighted to ease treatment and perfectly transmits tissue inconsistencies to your hand.

"I am no amateur to IASTM. I’ve used quite a few with certifications. There are two tools in this kit. The stainless steel tool is amazing. Nice weight to it and genius way to hold them with a brass knuckle feeling good easy to use and operate. Have already gotten great results."

Fayaz Ather.

Doctor of Chiropractic.

Bring the party. Say hello to the Mullet. Powerful IASTM treatments to-go

Ergonomic & Portable

“I have been using Graston and other IASTM tools for about 7 years. The Mallet is going to be one of my favorite new assets to my treatment plans. It is an all in one tool that feels great with less fatigue when doing myofascial work. Two thumbs up!”

John Bartholet.

Doctor of Chiropractic.

More than tools. Revolutionary treatment methods with FMT Blades

We’re not here to just shake up the IASTM space, we want to deliver uncompromising patient care with a revolutionary approach to IASTM treatment. FMT Blades introduces the concept of movement therapy and performance enhancement via Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM). CEUs are available in most states.

The tools may be hard-edged, but the techniques don’t need to be aggressive to deliver superior patient outcomes.

How It Works

Specially designed tools are used to apply longitudinal pressure along the course of tissue. The tools facilitate the clinician’s ability to detect altered tissue properties, as well as facilitate the patient’s awareness of altered sensations within the treated tissues. Increased vibration within the tool is believed to be an indication of abnormal tissue properties. Additionally, the tools are believed to provide a mechanical advantage that allows the clinician to achieve greater depth of mechanical force transmission than can be produced with hands. Tools also reduce compressive stress on the clinician’s hands which can prolong the career of a manual therapist.