Massage & Recovery

Recovery tools are not interchangeable, and the difference is how much force the customer wants to put in. Fascia guns deliver high-frequency percussion through a motor, so the tool does the work. Fascia balls and rollers are body-weight tools — the user leans into them, which makes them cheap, silent and hard to break. Massage sticks reach the back and calves where your own hands cannot, and leg clamps compress the calf with no effort from the user at all.

The gun range covers four grip types, because hand size and target area decide the sale: a compact white build for general retail, a T-shape for reaching the back, a ring-grip version that can be held two ways, and a professional model for therapists who run it all day. All four share the same motor family, so the difference is ergonomics rather than performance.

This is the category that pairs most naturally with a mat order, because recovery is what happens the day after the class. A gym or a studio buying mats can take guns, balls and sticks on the same shipment, in the same colours, and hand out or sell a complete recovery kit. Fascia balls are produced as a six-colour set for exactly that purpose. MOQ is 500 pcs, sampling in about 7 days.