Hyperice Hypervolt 2 Black - Featuring Quiet Glide Technology - Handheld Percussion Massage Gun | 3 Speeds, 5 Interchangeable Heads | Helps Relieve Sore Muscles and Stiffness

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Key features

• The original Hypervolt with some serious upgrades - lighter, more powerful, and a newly designed ergonomic handle. Give your muscles the daily relief they've been asking for with the Hypervolt 2's percussion massage. Warm up quickly, stay loose, and accelerate recovery at home and beyond - so you’re ready to tackle whatever comes next.
• The Hypervolt 2 has an improved ergonomic design, reduced weight, and three speeds of powerful percussion to help you get back to doing what you do, even better. Hypervolt 2 comes with 5 head attachments: fork, ball, cushion, flat and bullet. Press and hold the power button located at the bottom of the handle. Release it once the LED lights illuminate, indicating it's powered on. You can then select your desired speed setting to start using the device.
• Don’t pause your favorite song or your favorite show. Our patented QuietGlide technology will have you saying ahhh, not shhh.
• Integrated with HyperSmart, it's easy to find the warm-up and recovery plans that will help you feel and move better with step-by-step expert guidance through the Bluetooth connected Hyperice App.
• Our mission is simple - to help everyone on Earth move better, live better and be better. Whether you’re an elite athlete or an individual who is simply looking for solutions to combat the impact of daily life, our suite of innovative products are here to help you unlock the best version of yourself. So you can always be at the top of your game, no matter what that game might be.

Product description

The original Hypervolt with some serious upgrades - lighter, more powerful, and a newly designed ergonomic handle. Give your muscles the daily relief they've been asking for with the Hypervolt 2's percussion massage. Don’t pause your favorite song or your favorite show. Our patented QuietGlide technology will have you saying “ahhh”, not “shhh”.

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