The Mullet, new for RockBlades 2.0, is made from the same surgical grade stainless steel used in the Mallet. Hand polished treatment surfaces, combined with a perfectly balanced and weighted core make it a joy to use day in and day out.
Four distinct tissue-manipulation zones provide comprehensive treatment capabilities. Each edge, angle, and shape was carefully honed over two years to deliver superior results.
The Mullet’s non-treatment faces are chemically-etched with RockTape’s manifesto pattern.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Surgical Stainless Steel
- Weight: 195g / 0.6lb
- Dimensions: 5.9in x 4.4in x 0.34in
- Treatment Surfaces: 4
Email sales@rocktape.com.au if you have any questions in relation to the upgrade.
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Mullet
Great product, light weight, manoueverable love it
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Does what it says
The Mullet is a decent enough tool. It does all the things it claims to do. For the price, I'm glad I didn't buy the Mallet, or I would've been annoyed. Apart from the fact that it feels nice in my hands, looks shiny and warms nicely to the body, a plastic version would do the same job for a fraction of the cost I feel.
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New Mullet
The new Mullet is brilliant. It is nice and light, reducing strain on the therapist's body when helping clients. The size (like the original plastic version) means it is a perfect tool to bring to events, without the weight of the Mallet. It is fantastic Rocktape listened to feedback to put this into production. I suspect this will be my go-to tool from now on in.
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New Mullet
The new stainless steel Mullet still retains the lightness of the original Mullet, but the highly polished stainless steel treatment edges gives a much smoother and more effective shear glide. Glad to see the designers have keep the bottle opener, never know when you need a cool beverage!
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Review of mullet
Love the new stainless steel mullet it's lighter than mallet which is fantastic and is nicer to use than 1.0 mullet. Really impressed how Rock tape listened to what was wanted.
