LELO Acupressure Mat - Body massage

The LELO acupressure mat is the only object in this collection that neither plugs in nor goes in: a 75 × 42 cm mat covered with thousands of ABS spikes, with a matching pillow. You lie on it for a few minutes, back or neck resting. The first contact is sharp, then changes fairly quickly.

Why choose the mat

• Thousands of ABS spikes — the pressure spreads across a multitude of points instead of concentrating.
• Matching pillow included — 42 × 15 × 10 cm, it follows the curve of the neck or the lower back.
• 75 × 42 × 2 cm for 0.8 kg — light enough to roll up and move from room to room.
• Cotton and D25 foam — 120 g of cotton over a foam base, with no plasticised surface against the body.
• No electronics — nothing to charge, nothing to maintain beyond the textile.

How to use it

1. Unroll the mat on the floor or on a bed, on a stable surface.
2. Place the pillow so that it follows the curve of the neck or the lower back.
3. Lie down slowly, spreading your weight rather than dropping onto it.
4. If your skin is sensitive, keep a thin garment between the mat and you for the first sessions.
5. Start with five minutes and extend gradually according to your comfort.

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Care and precautions

Air the mat after use and clean the textile according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This article is a comfort accessory, not a medical device, and no health effect is attributed to it here. Avoid it in case of broken skin, circulatory conditions, pregnancy or anticoagulant treatment, and ask a healthcare professional for advice if in doubt. Stop using it in case of pain, persistent redness or discomfort.

Frequently asked questions

What are its dimensions?

The mat measures 75 × 42 × 2 cm, the pillow 42 × 15 × 10 cm, for a total weight of 0.8 kg.

Is it painful?

The first contact is sharp. A layer of thin fabric makes the first sessions more gradual.

How long should you lie on it?

Five minutes to begin, extending gradually according to how comfortable it feels.

What is it made of?

120 g of cotton, ABS spikes and D25 foam.

Can it be used on a bed?

Yes, as on the floor, provided the surface stays stable.

SoPigalle tip: lie down slowly, spreading your weight. It is the abrupt descent that makes a first attempt unpleasant, and it is almost always why a mat ends up in a cupboard.