Therabody Channels 1999 With Translucent Y2K Massage Guns

Therabody is leaning into late-nineties nostalgia with its new Theragun Mini Y2K Collection, a series of portable massage guns sporting the iconic translucent, candy-colored shells that once defined the iMac G3 era. The $229.99 devices arrive with a campaign featuring Boy Meets World star Danielle Fishel.

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Therabody Channels 1999 With Translucent Y2K Massage Guns

Beneath the vibrant jelly-tinted exteriors—available in shades like grape blast, blue raspberry, and strawberry splash—the hardware remains the standard Theragun Mini 3. The device offers three percussive speeds ranging from 1,750 to 2,400 PPM, adjustable via an integrated LED indicator. Each unit includes a Dampener, a Standard Ball, and a Thumb attachment designed to address varying levels of muscle tension.

Functionality for the mobile user includes USB-C charging and a 150-minute battery life, supported by a travel lock to prevent accidental activation in luggage. Users can also sync the device with the Therabody app, which integrates with platforms like Apple Watch, Garmin, and Strava. The app’s AI-driven coach analyzes fitness data to generate personalized recovery routines, specifying which attachments and intensity settings are required for specific muscle groups. The collection is currently available exclusively through Therabody, with wider retail distribution planned for the coming weeks.

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