We compared two yoga wheels and back rollers: the Exerz Yoga Wheel 33cm and the Chirp Wheel+ 10 Inch Back Roller.
What we looked at
Wheel size, construction, surface, intended use, and price.
The verdict
If you want a plain, wide 33cm yoga wheel for stretching and balance at £19.99, the Exerz is the pick. If you would rather pay £25.00 more for a padded 10 inch roller with a spinal channel, the Chirp Wheel+ is the alternative, at £44.99.

A £19.99 33 x 13cm ABS and TPE wheel with a non-slip surface.

A £44.99 high-density 10 inch roller with a spinal channel and padding.
Exerz Yoga Wheel 33 x 13cm Pilates Roller — Best Value
Intended for: Marketed as a 33cm diameter, 13cm wide yoga wheel with an ABS inner ring and a soft TPE outer layer, a textured non-slip surface, and use for back stretching, balance, back bends and core work. Carries 4.6 stars from 741 ratings on this listing.
What we liked
- Far cheaper than the Chirp Wheel+ on these listings, at £19.99
- Wide 13cm design for stability
- ABS ring with a soft TPE outer layer
- Textured non-slip surface
Worth knowing
- Smaller review history than the Chirp (741 vs 5K ratings)
- No spinal channel or foam padding stated
Best for
- Buyers who want an entry-level yoga wheel
- Anyone who wants a wide, stable wheel
- Those on a budget
Not ideal for
- Buyers who want a padded foam roller feel
- Anyone who wants a spinal channel
Chirp Wheel+ 10 Inch Back Stretcher Foam Roller (Black) — Padded Roller
Intended for: Marketed as a high-density 10 inch back stretcher foam roller with a spinal canal and padding for deep tissue massage and stretching, with dense foam padding shaped to support the neck and back, available in several wheel sizes with different pressure levels. Carries 4.4 stars from 5K ratings on this listing.
What we liked
- High-density foam with padding and a spinal canal
- Shaped to support the neck and back
- Multiple wheel sizes available per the listing
- Large review history (5K ratings)
Worth knowing
- Costs £25.00 more than the Exerz on these listings
- Slightly lower star rating than the Exerz (4.4 vs 4.6)
Best for
- Buyers who want a padded back roller
- Anyone who wants a spinal channel
- Those who want size options
Not ideal for
- Budget-conscious buyers
- Anyone who wants a classic hard yoga wheel



