Recovery & massage

Aletha Health sells muscle tension release tools, including the Hip Hook, a Full Body System, and other devices such as the Orbit, Wedge, and Band, for pain relief. It also offers a book, a course, and an app, and says its tools target deeper muscles that conventional devices cannot reach.

Blackroll is a specialized health and fitness brand that provides professional-grade fascial training and recovery tools, offering a comprehensive range of products designed to enhance muscle performance, reduce pain, and improve overall physical wellness.

Breo designs and sells its own electric massagers for personal relaxation and wellness, including scalp and head, neck and shoulder, eye, hand and foot massagers, and massage guns. Its products are aimed at consumers such as seniors, professionals and athletes.

Chill Chair sells massage products for use at a desk or in an office, including a massage chair, a foot massager, and an office chair, through an online Shopify store. The site markets them as a way to relieve stress during the workday.

Elekjack sells massage guns (Massagepistolen), handheld devices intended for use at home to relieve muscle tension and stress.

FasciaBlaster sells manual massage and body-refining tools, including the Ashley Fascia Blaster, along with oils, creams, serums, KryoPacks, foot care items, books, clothing and accessories, and gift cards.

Firefly Recovery sells a recovery device that increases full-body blood flow to support athletic performance and recovery, along with accessories and subscription plans. It is used by athletes, including Olympians, weekend athletes, and professional and collegiate teams.

OSIM sells massage products, including full body massage chairs, back, foot, eye, handheld and pillow massagers, as well as an air purifier.

Pulsio sells muscle recovery devices, including massage guns such as the mini Pulsio Air, along with accessories like carry cases and light therapy glasses. Its products are aimed at people looking to recover faster and stay active.

Real Relax sells its own zero-gravity massage chairs (2D, 3D and 4D models) and home infrared and red-light therapy saunas directly to consumers online. The products are designed for home use.

RENPHO sells its own wellness and fitness devices, including smart body and food scales, eye, foot, leg, neck and back massagers, massage guns, smart tape measures and jump ropes, and blood pressure monitors. The products are aimed at general wellness consumers.

Spacer Mobility sells foot and ankle mobility products, including toe spacers, the Rock Mat, the EI8HTBALL, the Stability Trainer PRO and the Origo Board, along with toe socks, recovery items and training programs. Its products are aimed at improving foot mobility, balance and ankle mobility, and the brand says they are used by athletes in CrossFit, the NBA, NFL and UFC.

Styleholz is an Austrian family business that sells wooden self-massage and fascia training products, such as the Woodstick, along with set offers, body care and massage items, and storage and protection accessories. The products are meant for use at home in a daily routine to loosen tension and relax muscles.

Therabody sells its own line of wellness and recovery devices, including Theragun massage guns, JetBoots compression boots, TheraFace LED masks and facial devices, SmartGoggles eye and temple massagers, and WaveRoller muscle rollers. The products are for muscle recovery, aches and pains, sleep and stress relief, and skincare.

Theragun is a premium handheld percussive massage device manufacturer that produces high-performance recovery tools for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and individuals seeking muscle relief and improved physical performance.

The Vibit sells deep muscle massage therapy devices that combine trigger point, vibrational and percussive therapy, aimed at pain relief and muscle recovery. Its online catalog also includes product bundles, add-ons and a specialty supplement.

Zurafit sells a heated leg massager, according to its site title.