Intensive Foot Stimulation for Recovery

The ORTEK Rehabilitation Massage Mat is a 10-piece sensory puzzle set with firm textured surfaces, originally developed and tested by rehabilitation specialists at the Odrex Clinic. Designed to provide intensive stimulation, it activates the muscles of the feet, enhances sensory feedback and supports natural movement.

Its firmer textures create deeper stimulation than standard massage mats, making it an excellent choice for rehabilitation, foot strengthening and daily recovery.

Why choose the ORTEK Rehabilitation Massage Mat?

- Intensive sensory stimulation

- Activates foot muscles

- Supports natural foot function

- Stimulates circulation

- Improves proprioception and sensory awareness

- Helps reduce foot fatigue

- Suitable for rehabilitation centres and home use

- Expandable modular puzzle system

Designed for rehabilitation

Originally created for rehabilitation programs, this massage mat is ideal for anyone looking to improve foot strength, sensory feedback and stability after periods of reduced activity.

The firm textures help:

- stimulate plantar receptors,

- activate intrinsic foot muscles,

- encourage circulation,

- support healthy foot mechanics.

Who is it for?

Ideal for:

- rehabilitation exercises,

- post-injury recovery,

- barefoot enthusiasts,

- athletes,

- foot strengthening,

- balance training,

- daily recovery routines.

Safe and durable

The puzzle tiles are made from high-quality hypoallergenic PVC that is:

- phthalate-free,

- hygienic,

- durable,

- easy to clean.

The modular tiles can also be combined with additional sets for larger sensory pathways.

Specifications

Contents

- 10 puzzle tiles

Tile size

- 26 × 26 cm

Material

- Hypoallergenic PVC

- Phthalate-free

Durable

- Hygienic

Suitable for

- Foot massage

- Rehabilitation

- Foot exercises

- Balance training

- Proprioception

- Sensory stimulation

Made in Ukraine.

Contraindications

Do not use on:

- open wounds,

- inflamed or damaged skin,

- diabetic foot syndrome.