NoCry cordless handheld massage gun for deep tissue and muscle relief

Experience a masseuse-level deep tissue massage at home with this comfortable, powerful and quiet massager. Great for athletes, tennis players, runners, weight lifters, body builders, martial artists, football players, and sedentary office workers. Basically, if you find yourself feeling stiff and sore at the end of the day, this handheld massager can help you feel like new again.

Reduce everyday soreness, DOMs pain and even speed up recovery from athletic injuries

This massage gun penetrates deep into your muscle tissue, breaking down muscle knots and adhesions. (Great for working on those tight hamstrings or shoulders.) This increases blood flow, releases built up lactic acid, and aids muscle recovery so you feel better, faster.

Five different speed settings for all your massage needs

Control the depth and intensity of each massage session thanks to 5 speed settings. Combining each speed level with one of the four included attachment heads gives a different experience each time. We’ve included a detailed muscle map and guide to which speed and attachment head to use, where to massage and for how long, because we want you to get the most out of each massage session - we’re nice like that. (Plus, think of all the trips to therapists and chiropractors this can save you.)

Quiet and powerful because we don’t believe in compromise

We’ll let you in on a little secret... most competitor massager guns are just converted electric power tools with a massage attachment on the end. This makes them deafeningly loud - producing sound levels between 80-100 dB.
However, our massage gun’s powerful and superior brushless motor uses ‘Quiet Glide’ technology to make between only 40-50 dB (a normal conversation is around 60 dB).

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Brand	NoCry

NoCry Professional Deep Tissue and Muscle Massage Gun; Cordless and Handheld with 5 Speeds (max 3200 BPM) and 4 Attachment Heads; Relief for Athletes, Office Workers

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