What the papers say

1000 things to do in London
690 Get a walk-in Backrub
For a quick stress-busting session, drop in on
one of the quick-stop massage stations run by
Walk-In Backrub. The convenience factor is high: you don’t need
to take your clothes off or even to lie down, as the treatments take place on ergonomic leather chairs. You’ll find branches pretty much wherever serious shopping gets done: in Covent Garden and Fitzrovia at Charlotte Place, as well as off Carnaby Street Kingly Court, and in Selfridges.
Time Out


"Walk-in backrub sells great massage products including the amazing bongers.. these put oomph in sluggish blood and smash evil cellulite… on sale alongside other tension relieving devices"
The Evening Standard


"Walkin Backrub have some great suggestions for take away tools to help ease your aching muscles"
The Daily Mail


"Get a wonderful massage before you fly at Gatwick's Walk-in Backrub Centre in the South Terminal"A 10-minute backrub costs £9.75, rising to £50 for a full-body shiatsu treatment.
guardian.co.uk

"Grab some de-stress products from this convenient company…"
Time Out London


"Great range of products, including some designed to stimulate acupressure points which have an invigorating effect"
Men's Health


"Whether you're at your desk, on a plane or hotel room, Walk-in backrub has the best products to de-stress"

The Evening Standard

"when you get mad, don't explode, take it out on a stress ball"

The Evening Standard

"One of the most satisfying ways to get rid of shoulder, neck and back ache is to drum it away with a pair of bongers"

The Evening Standard

"anyone who doesn't like the fuss of a regular massage - or doesn't have the time - should love this quick and easy treatment…….my therapist was expert at easing all that pent-up tension, leaving me skipping back to work"

The Evening News Manchester

"Full of de-stress products"
The Guardian

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