Handheld Body Massager With 5 Heads for Back and Shoulders

One handle, five heads, every muscle group covered

• Five heads for every muscle zone

  Soft white dome, textured grey pad, black pad, smooth white dome and a nine-nub roller. Use the domes on the broad muscles of the shoulders and back, and the nub roller on calves and thighs. Each one clicks onto the handle with a quick-attach mount that stays locked while the motor runs.

• Ergonomic grip, easy control

  The pistol-style handle sits in your palm, so you can reach your own upper back without twisting your wrist. The rotary dial runs from OFF to high. Start on the gentlest setting for the first few minutes, then turn it up only where the muscle asks for more.

• Corded power, no battery to charge

  The corded motor means there is no charging cycle to plan around. Plug in, turn the dial and start. Choose the 110V or 220V version that matches your outlet, and check the EU two-pin plug on the included cord before you connect.

Three steps from knot to release

1. 1
   Pick the head for the muscle

   Dome heads for the broad shoulder and back muscles. Nub roller for calves and thighs. Click it on until you feel it lock.

2. 2
   Set the dial low

   Turn the rotary dial from OFF to the lowest speed. Let the motor settle, then find the pressure that feels right on your skin.

3. 3
   Glide slowly along the muscle

   Move in slow passes along the muscle, not across the bone. Keep sessions to a few minutes and stop if an area feels sore.

Everything you need in one compact set

• Main massager unit×1

  Handle with rotary speed dial and rubber-look grip

• Massage heads×5

  Soft white dome, textured grey pad, black pad, smooth white dome, nine-nub roller

• Power cord×1

  EU two-pin plug, matched to the voltage you order

Sore shoulders, no one to knead them

The knot that won't let go

By the end of a workday your shoulders are locked and your upper back feels like one solid bar. You reach for the spot and your hand can't get there. Foam rollers slide off the upper back, and a hand-held ball only works on the part you can already reach.

A massage without the appointment

One handheld with five heads covers the shoulders, the back and the legs without a booking. Each head has its own texture, so the soft dome suits a sore trapezius and the nub roller works the calves. The spa visit still feels good, but you no longer have to plan your week around it.

The evening after

Dinner is done, you settle into the sofa with the back supported, and you pick the head your shoulders need. Start the dial low, move slowly across the muscle, and let the tightness ease out of your back while you sit there.

What to expect as you use it

1. First use
   Learn your speed and heads

   Start on the lowest speed with the softest head. Move slowly along the shoulder and upper back to learn how the pressure feels before going higher.

2. 3 uses
   Find your routine

   Most people settle on one or two heads for their regular spots. Evening sessions of a few minutes are easy to keep up without any setup.

3. 30 days
   Make it a habit

   With regular use, many people reach for it as part of winding down. It works best alongside stretching and movement rather than in place of them.