Supermarket giant Aldi has been lauded for a £39.99 special buy device that helps treat aches and pains in just 20 minutes. The budget massager is currently priced at £39.99 on the Aldi website and has been wooing shoppers due to its speed of operation.
Aldi's Crane Fitness Massage Gun, £40, promises to help relieve tight joints and muscles. It comes with 30 speed levels with 5 different massage heads and automatically shuts off after 15 seconds of inactivity.
Kate Lally, SEO writer for sister site ECHO, tried the £40 Aldi device and was very impressed with how quickly and efficiently it worked. After years of falling on the table, Kate's back and shoulders ached, not like before.
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As such, he was very fond of the massage gun, a tool recently touted for its "magical" and "soothing" properties. However, many massage guns can cost upwards of £100. Argos sells more expensive products for £300, more than ten times the price, so Kate is initially skeptical of Aldi's offer.
This is what Kate said:
Times have been tough and I can't justify such a luxury purchase, so when Aldi shared news of SpecialBuy's latest release, my interest was understandably piqued. The Crane Fitness Massager Gun is said to "relieve joint tightness". Aldi describes it as "designed to help relieve pain after exercise or in everyday life."
In Aldi stores and online for £39.99 it sounded too good to be true but I was blown away by the reviews. One happy customer said it "takes away all post-lift pain and is easy to use," while another wrote, "It feels like a solid build and the intensity works for me."
© The £39.99 Aldi ECHO Massage Gun is currently a private buyI ordered it, and when it was delivered a few days later, I immediately loaded it up and got to work. My first thought was that it looks great and seems like it will last, and it has a three year warranty otherwise.
Using it couldn't be easier, and there are five different massage heads with 30 different intensity levels, so you can really get into those pesky muscle knots. There is also a helpful guide on where you should use the gun, and instructions on which head to use on which areas of the body.
After 20 minutes of use for two days in a row, I could feel a huge improvement in my neck and shoulders. I honestly think this gun is worth three times what Aldi sells it for.
Although there is no substitute for a professional massager, this little device was worth it and I know I will be using it often for years to come.
You can buy the Crane Fitness Massage Gun for £39.99 from the Aldi website here. As this is a private purchase, stock is limited.
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