Jawku

For athletes, lifters, and travelers who want real relief in a small package. Pick your JAWKU by how you’ll use it: higher stall force and 12–14 mm amplitude for deep tissue on quads/glutes; lighter minis for everyday tension and carry-on kits. Compare speed range (PPM), attachments (incl. hot/cold), battery life, and weight to match your routine. Every model is compact, quiet, and built for quick, targeted recovery—so warm-ups are faster and cooldowns actually work.

JAWKU develops sports tech for athletes—most notably the app-connected JAWKU Speed laser-gate timing and jump systems for precise speed/agility measurement, and Muscle Blaster percussive massage guns for rapid recovery.

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JAWKU: How to Choose

JAWKU makes compact, athlete-focused recovery tools built for real life—especially the Muscle Blaster massage guns. Choosing between models comes down to a few decisive factors: stall force (how hard you can press before the motor stalls), amplitude in millimeters (how deep each percussion travels), speed range (PPM and levels), attachments (including specialized hot/cold options), battery life, and weight/size if you travel. A higher stall force and ~12–14 mm amplitude drive deeper relief on large muscle groups; lighter minis shine for daily tension and carry-on kits. Compare the specs below to match your use case—heavy post-lift recovery at home, or quiet, pocketable relief on the go.

Compare Top JAWKU Models

Decisive specs that actually change your experience.
Model Best For Stall Force Amplitude (mm) Speeds / PPM Attachments Battery Life Weight Warranty Price (+ availability)
JAWKU Muscle Blaster V2 Deep tissue power at home 60 lb 14 5 / 1,400–3,200 7 (incl. hot/cold ball) Up to 6 hrs 2.2 lb 24 months $299 — Out of stock
JAWKU Muscle Blaster Mini Travel & everyday relief 40 lb — 3 / 1,600–2,800 4 heads Up to 6 hrs 1 lb — $199 — 17 in stock

Buying tip: Choose the V2 if you want maximum pressure and full-size ergonomics; pick the Mini if you need quiet, pocketable recovery that still hits hard for its size.

JAWKU FAQs

What’s the practical difference between the V2 and the Mini?

The V2 delivers higher stall force (up to 60 lb), a longer 14 mm amplitude, more speeds, and seven attachments including a hot/cold ball. The Mini prioritizes portability at 1 lb with up to 40 lb stall force and four heads.

How do stall force and amplitude affect relief?

Higher stall force lets you press harder without stalling; longer amplitude drives deeper percussions. Together they determine how effective the gun feels on dense areas like quads or glutes.

Are these devices quiet enough for office or travel?

Yes—both models are designed for low-noise operation; the Mini is noted for sub-40 dB use, making it easy to recover discreetly.

How long does the battery last?

Both models list up to 6 hours per charge depending on speed and pressure.

Do attachments matter?

Yes. Multiple heads let you match muscle size and sensitivity; the V2’s hot/cold ball adds thermal therapy for loosening tissue or calming post-session inflammation.

What’s the warranty coverage?

The V2 lists a 24-month manufacturer warranty on its product page; other models may vary by item—check each product page for current terms.

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Last updated: November 9, 2025.