Massagers
Massagers are compact devices for a single area of the body. They do not replace a massage chair, but they cost several times less and take no space in a small flat.
A massage gun suits muscles after training, an eye massager combines air pressure, heat and music, and a massage cushion is made for the neck and back — it also fits a car seat.
The same engineering that goes into the flagship chairs goes in here, so this is precise massage rather than plain vibration.
iRest Massage Gun (C513S)
- high performance
- fast charging
- lightweight and ergonomic
- simple operation
- 4 interchangeable heads
iRest Eye Massager (C58S)
- vibrating massage
- airbag massage
- thermotherapy
- music therapy
- 5 modes to choose from
iRest Massage Cushion (D260C)
- 4 massage balls
- ergonomic shape
- heating
- high performance
- easy handling
How to choose a massager
Choose by the area that suffers most. A massage gun is for muscles: it works deep and locally, so it suits the time after training or a day at a desk. It is small enough for a backpack.
An eye massager is for something else entirely — eye fatigue after screen work. It combines air pressure, heat, vibration and music, and a session lasts a few minutes.
A massage cushion works on the neck and back. Its advantage is that it fits any chair or a car seat, which makes it useful for people who drive a lot.
Does a massager replace a massage chair
No. A massager works on one area, while a massage chair works from the neck to the feet at once, with air cushions, reclining and body scanning. The price differs too: a massager costs a few hundred euros, a chair a few thousand.
A massager makes sense when the problem is local or when there is simply no room for a chair. For full-body massage see massage chairs.