Percussion therapy · extended reach
Every massage gun misses your back. This one doesn't.
Because reaching it shouldn't require someone else.
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The problem isn't the motor. It's the handle.
A standard massage gun is a stub. It works fine on your legs and arms — and then fails at the one place you bought it for. Here's what each shape actually reaches on your own back, working solo.
Standard massage gun
Reaches 2 of 4 zones
BackReach Pro
Reaches 4 of 4 zones
Reaches where your arms don't
The extended curved neck gets between your shoulder blades, down your spine and across your lower back. No twisting, no asking for help.
One button, that's it
Press to start, press again to change speed. Simple enough that anyone in the house can pick it up and use it without a manual.
Four heads, four jobs
Ball for large muscles, flat for legs and glutes, U-shape for either side of the spine, cone for one stubborn knot.
Attachments
Four heads, included.
- Spherical
- Large muscle groups — back, thighs, calves, arms. The everyday head.
- Flat
- Deeper, broader pressure for legs and glutes.
- U-shaped
- Sits either side of the spine and along the neck.
- Cone
- Pinpoint pressure on one specific tight spot.
Using it
Three steps. No learning curve.
Pick your head
Snap on whichever attachment fits the area you're working. They swap in about a second.
Reach the spot
Hold the grip low on the handle and let the curve do the work. The angle is built to get to your own back without contorting.
Work the knot
Start on the lowest speed and move slowly. Thirty to sixty seconds per spot is plenty.
Why this exists
I bought a massage gun for my back and immediately hit the obvious problem. I couldn't reach my back.
Between the shoulder blades is exactly where it's tightest, and exactly where a stubby handle can't go. So you twist your wrist at a bad angle, half-manage it, or give up and ask someone else.
This one has a long curved handle. That's the whole idea — not a better motor or a companion app. The same percussion therapy, on a handle that actually gets there.
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Before you buy.
Does it actually reach the middle of my back?
That's the entire reason this shape exists. The curved neck extends your reach so you can work between the shoulder blades and down the spine on your own — the areas a standard short-handled massage gun can't get to.
How long does shipping take?
15–20 days. We ship direct from the manufacturer, which is how the price stays where it is instead of being marked up for a warehouse in the middle. Tracking goes out as soon as your order ships.
What if it doesn't work for me?
30-day returns. If it isn't doing what this page says it does, send it back.
Can I use it on my neck?
Yes — the U-shaped head is designed to sit either side of the spine and along the neck. Start on the lowest speed, and keep it off the front and sides of your throat.
Is this a medical device?
No. It's for muscle relaxation and general recovery. If you have a back or neck injury, a disc problem or any circulatory condition, check with a healthcare professional before using it.
You know the spot.
Now you can get to it.
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