Who needs an electric massage belt?
Do less for more relaxation! Do you find massaging yourself a chore? Not with our massage belt. It is pure relaxation. For recovery after exercise or just for relaxation. Relax from your head to your toes. We are delighted to present our new home massager ;-)
Who is our massage belt designed for?
Everyone! For better recovery to improve your performance. For relaxation. Or both! Good news: our massage belt is suited to all body shapes and sizes.
So how do I use my electronic massage belt?
We recommend you spend 5 minutes massaging each muscle group!
Adjust massage intensity with the straps or your own body weight.
The different rotation directions are intended for different muscle groups: down-to-up for your legs and there-and-back for your back.
As for the heating option, it helps to relieve tension in your back muscles.
Want to find out more? Watch the explanatory videos we provide below.
Our electric massage belt is particularly suited to back massages!
Settle into your couch or take a seat at your desk and treat yourself to an effortless massage on your upper or lower back. Bonus: heat mode for even more relaxation. It's particularly effective for the lower back.
Is there a user guide for the electric massage belt?
Your massage belt has a cable: it must be plugged in for use. Choose between 3 speeds, 2 rotation directions and a heating option.
4 buttons (on/off, speed, rotation direction and heat) on the strap so you don't have to move the belt to adjust it when massaging your neck.
The belt stops after 15 minutes or in the event of excessive pressure.
Check out our videos for more information ;-)
Precautions for use:
If you have any doubts, please consult your doctor before using the electric massage belt.
Other ways to relax:
For relaxing anywhere, try portable options such as hand or roll-on massage.
Test accessories for improving sleep or wake-up lights, because good rest is vital for relaxation
Tips for recovery after sport:
For optimal recovery, try other massage accessories such as balls, batons, sticks and guns, electrical stimulation devices or compression socks.
Good nutrition also helps recovery. Try recovery drinks and protein bars for example. For more tips, check out the articles on the Aptonia website.
