Hypervolt 2

The original Hypervolt with some serious upgrades. The Hypervolt 2 helps you move the way you want to, when you want to with an updated design so you’re ready to tackle whatever comes next.

Better than ever

The Hypervolt 2 has an improved ergonomic and lightweight design that helps you feel better faster so you can get back to doing the things you love.

Whisper quiet

Don’t pause your music or your favorite show. Our patented QuietGlide® technology will have you saying “ahhh”, not “shhh”.

Integrated with HyperSmart™, it's easy to find the warm-up and recovery plans that will help you feel and move better with step-by-step expert guidance through the Bluetooth® connected Hyperice App.

Features:

3 speeds
Brushless high-torque 60w motor
Patented QuietGlide® technology
Patented pressure sensor (3 levels)
Lightweight design (1.8 lbs)
Cordless – 3 hour battery life
Travel-friendly (TSA approved carry-on)

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