Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really use this on my neck?
Yes, and it is the main reason people buy it. The rolling action spreads pressure along the muscle rather than driving it into one spot, so it suits the back of the neck and the tops of the shoulders — the exact places a percussion gun warns you away from. Avoid the front and sides of your throat, and do not press it onto the spine itself.
Is it strong enough to do anything?
For general tightness across a whole muscle, yes. Speed three is where most people settle and it has plenty of bite. If what you want is something that digs into one deep knot like a thumb, a percussion gun does that better — this is built to cover an area evenly instead.
How long does the battery last?
Hours of use per charge — most people charge it every week or two rather than every session. It charges over USB-C. Note the box includes the cable but not a wall plug, so use any USB-C adaptor you already have.
Can I use it on my thighs and legs for cellulite?
Plenty of people buy it for exactly that. What it actually does is roll long strokes up the leg the way a lymphatic drainage massage does, which shifts fluid and lifts circulation — so legs feel lighter and less puffy, and thighs can look smoother straight afterwards. Be straight with yourself about what that is: a temporary change in how the skin looks and feels, not a permanent fix. Cellulite is fat pressing through connective tissue and no massager removes it. Most people use it a few nights a week for the way it leaves their legs feeling.
Where can I use it on my body?
Neck, shoulders and traps, upper and lower back, arms and forearms, quads, hamstrings, calves, glutes and the arches of your feet. The handle has several grips so you can reach most of it yourself.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping is free on all orders within Australia. Our head office is in Melbourne and we ship Australia-wide, typically arriving within 3–7 days.

