R2 Pro Percussive Massager
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30 Days to Exchange / Return
1 Year Limited Warranty
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Taking relief to the next level
The R2 pro is a quiet yet powerful percussive massager to help relax muscles and ease tension. Featuring 6 interchangeable attachments including an innovative heated head to help deep tissue and muscle relaxation, 90° articulating arm with 3 positions to tailor your treatment, and a unique 6” extension handle with textured grip for extended reach and maximum comfort, R2 pro allows you to customize your speed and temperature to alleviate aches and pains for quick relief and recovery and help increase mobility and range of motion.
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This is a replacement for the original where the battery failed. The company quickly send a replacement so now it’s all good.
I am a professional massage therapist. This is my chosen as a hand held massage gun. Well made, long battery life. Love it. Recommend to everyone!!
Ouch, but in a good way. This bad boy is strong and the three prong attachment really digs into the space between the shoulder blades.
Had it during a weekend getaway with some friends where we were hiking and being very active. By the end of the day, everyone was asking to use my portable massager!! Super cute and compact, didn't need to charge more than once throughout the weekend
I received this as a gift after trying someone else’s. I was so ecstatic. I like so
Many wish there were instructions included , mostly for the extender which I finally figured out. However, so many parts I wish some were replaceable, like the end cap that protects the battery charger. Somehow that disappeared between my last time (a week ago) to now. Can someone contact me with a replacement part (which would be handy in an instruction manual)?
