The problem with most massage guns is not power, it is reach: the spot that aches is usually the one your hand cannot get to. This one sits on an arm curved to 120 degrees, following the line of the spine, so it reaches between the shoulder blades and the lower back while you hold it in front of you.
What stands out
- A 120-degree curved arm so you can work your own back, with nobody's help
- Four interchangeable heads: a ball for large muscles, a fork for either side of the spine, a flat head for broad areas and a bullet for knots
- A rubberised grip that does not slide while you press
- Cordless and rechargeable
It reaches
- The back and between the shoulder blades
- Neck and shoulders
- Lower back and waist
- Legs and feet
Details
- Design: 120-degree curved arm
- Heads: four, interchangeable
- Power: rechargeable battery, cordless use
Using it safely
- One to two minutes per muscle group is enough
- Work over muscle, never over bone or a joint, and keep it off the sides of the neck entirely
- Not for use on an injury, inflammation or swelling, or over any area that has lost sensation
- The figures in the manufacturer's images (2800rpm, the thermal comparison) come from their marketing material, not from a measurement we made