Product net weight size：83*23*48cm
Gross/net weight：10kg/8.2kg
Mechanism Type：Non-airbag structure
Material ：ABS + wear-resistant fabric + sponge + semi-PU
Massage place：Neck, waist, back, legs, hands
Massage Techniques：Kneading + back opening + hot compress
Massage time：No fixed time, recommended for 15 minutes
Heating Temperature：Constant temperature: 45±5°C
Discover comfort and relaxation with this ergonomically designed full-body massager. Featuring a non-airbag structure, it delivers effective kneading, back-opening, and hot compress techniques that target the neck, waist, back, legs, and hands, helping to ease muscle tension and fatigue.
Made from a combination of ABS, wear-resistant fabric, sponge, and semi-PU, this massager offers both durability and user comfort. The integrated heating system maintains a consistent temperature of 45±5°C, enhancing muscle relief through gentle warmth.
Perfect for home, office, or spa environments, this full-body massager provides a powerful yet soothing experience, ideal for stress relief and daily relaxation.
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