Reathlete PulseMax Massage Gun

The extended handle allows you to reach tricky spots like your mid-back or lower legs without straining your shoulders or arms. It provides better leverage and control, making it easier to apply consistent pressure to hard-to-reach muscle groups.

Yes, it is designed for use on the neck, as well as legs and the Achilles tendon. However, always use the lowest intensity setting first and avoid direct contact with the spine or bony areas to ensure comfort and safety.

The auto-shutoff is a safety feature designed to prevent muscle tissue damage from overuse and to protect the device's motor from overheating. It serves as a helpful reminder to pace your recovery sessions.

The intensity levels range from 1,800 to 3,200 revolutions per minute. Lower settings are best for warming up muscles or sensitive areas, while higher settings provide the deep tissue percussion needed for post-workout recovery and releasing stubborn knots.

No, the PulseMax is not waterproof. You should avoid using it with massage oils, lotions, or in environments with high moisture, as these can damage the electronic components and the ABS plastic casing.

The device charges via a standard Type-C USB cable. This makes it convenient to charge using a laptop, wall adapter, or portable power bank, which is ideal for travel or recovery on the go.