The only massage gun built for how you actually live
Most massage guns are designed for athletes who can reach every muscle easily. FlexReach was designed for adults who need relief in places they can not easily reach — your lower back, upper back, shoulders, and hips.
The detachable extended handle changes everything. No more awkward contortions, no more asking someone else to help. Relief on your schedule, exactly where you need it.
- Extended handle attaches in seconds — no tools needed
- Deep percussion therapy breaks up tension and improves circulation
- Quiet enough to use while watching TV
- Lightweight design — easy to hold and maneuver for extended use
- Multiple attachment heads for different muscle groups
What's inside
What's in the FlexReach kit.
Extended Reach Handle
Detachable
Adds significant reach so you can target your own back, shoulders, and glutes without assistance or awkward angles.
Percussion Motor
Quiet & powerful
Deep tissue percussion at multiple speeds — gentle enough for sensitive areas, powerful enough for deep muscle knots.
4 Attachment Heads
Included
Ball, flat, fork, and bullet heads for different muscle groups and types of tension.
Rechargeable Battery
Up to 6 hours
Long battery life means you are not constantly charging. One charge lasts most people an entire week of daily use.
Common questions
How is this different from regular massage guns?
The detachable extended handle is the key difference. Standard massage guns require you to reach and contort to treat your own back. FlexReach lets you treat every area comfortably and independently.
Is this safe if I have arthritis or chronic pain?
Start on the lowest setting and avoid direct use on inflamed joints. Many people with arthritis find percussion therapy helpful for surrounding muscles. Consult your doctor if unsure.
How loud is it?
Significantly quieter than most massage guns. Most users describe it as a low hum — quiet enough to use while watching TV without raising the volume.
Can I use this on my neck?
Use the lowest setting and avoid direct pressure on the spine or throat. The sides and base of the neck are generally fine on low speed.
