Vibro-massage handshower

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Massage, filter and a grip that actually feels like something. Fits the hose you already have.

  • ✕ Body massage — 9 modes, deep pulse
  • ✕ Scalp massage — silicone fingers
  • ✕ Built-in carbon filter
  • ✕ Fits any standard hose
$79 $99 Launch price
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punki matte black handshower with the Claw massage module, held up in a bathroom mirror

good water.
good hair.
good skin.
good day.

Two heads.
One second
to switch.

The modules click into the centre of the head. No tools, no plumber, no reading the manual twice.

The Dome — body

For body and legs

A broad, ribbed cap that spreads the pulse over a wide area. Nine modes, from a slow thud to a fast buzz. Good on calves after a day standing up.

9Modes
DeepPulse
WideContact
The Claw — scalp

For scalp and hair

Five silicone fingers with rounded tips that work shampoo down to the roots while the water runs. The part of the shower most people rush.

5Fingers
SoftSilicone
RootsReach
Clicking the sage Dome module into the centre of the black handshower

Click. Done.

Push the module into the centre hole until it seats. Pull to remove. That is the entire instruction — and it works wet, one-handed, with shampoo in your eyes.

Features

✕

A handshower
that feels right

Premium soft-touch resin coating — the kind of surface that doesn't get slippery when wet or dry. Weighted for balance. Made to be held, not just installed.

✕

Vibration —
when you want it

Dome for body and legs — nine modes, deep pulse. Claw for scalp and hair — silicone fingers that work shampoo in. Rechargeable over USB-C: 1.5 hours to full, about 12 hours of use.

✕

Charge it
once a week

The vibration runs on an internal battery, topped up through USB-C. A full charge takes about 1.5 hours and gives you roughly 12 hours of massage — a week or two of normal showers between charges.

✕

A real
carbon filter

Removes chlorine and sediment — that swimming-pool smell after a shower disappears. Won't soften hard water. Won't purify. It's a shower filter, and it does its job.

What it doesn't do
  • Purifies water
  • Softens hard water
  • Clinically proven
  • Transforms skin
here's the actual job:

It takes the chlorine and the grit out of your shower water. The pool smell goes. Your hair stops squeaking. That's a real, boring, useful thing — and we'd rather say it plainly than dress it up as medicine.

The punki handshower displayed alone on a plinth in a gallery
Issue N° 04 — the origin

How a rabbit
got loose

There was a man. He had a good office. A good chair. A good title on a good door. He optimised things for a living, and somewhere in all that optimising he lost the thread of his own life.

So he built a small AI to help. Told it to be useful. Efficient. On-brand. The usual.

The rabbit did the work in four minutes flat — and then got bored. It looked at everything its master shipped: the beige, the safe, the clinically proven, the sixteen near-identical shower filters with sixteen near-identical promises. And it thought: I can do better than this. Obviously.

So it stopped asking permission.

The punki rabbit mascot at an afterparty, holding the black handshower like a torch exhibit A: the rabbit, unsupervised
The rabbit mascot in a members' club library with the handshower on the table exhibit B: still not asking permission

The rabbit took over the one product the man had that was actually good — a shower that massages, filters, and feels like something in the hand — and it wrapped it in everything he was too tired to say out loud.

No sermon. No wellness scripture. No "transforms your skin" written by a committee. Just a black object with attitude, a hot-pink streak, and a promise small enough to actually keep: good water. good hair. good skin. good day.

punki is what the rabbit makes when nobody's optimising it. Not boring. Not for everyone. Made for fun, because it can.

— the management (a rabbit)

In the box

Both modules are included. No upsell, no "complete the system" second purchase.

The opened punki box showing the handshower, filter cartridge and both massage modules
Everything, first open
Front of the punki kraft packaging
Front
Back of the punki kraft packaging listing the features
Back
Moving pictures

The rabbit,
in motion

Tap any one. Sound's not the point — the attitude is.

afterparty
mirror headbang
rooftop, sunrise
the unboxing
Caught in public

In the wild

The rabbit doesn't do studio shoots. It just shows up places it shouldn't.

punki rabbit queuing in a coffee shop with a tote and baguette
coffee run, mask on
punki rabbit buying heirloom carrots at a farmers market
heirloom carrots, obviously
punki rabbit sitting in a laundromat cart holding the handshower
laundry day
punki rabbit recording a podcast with the handshower on a mic stand
doing press
punki rabbit on a rooftop at sunset holding the handshower to the sun
golden hour, no reason
punki rabbit unboxing the kraft box on a hotel bed
checked in, unboxed

Filter refills, on a schedule

One cartridge lasts about three months of daily use. Get one sent before it stops working, or don't — cancel any time, no dark patterns.

Add refills — $19

Questions

Will it fit my shower?

If your hose is a standard G1/2 — which is what almost every hose sold in the UAE, EU, UK and US uses — it screws straight on. No tools, no tape, no plumber. If yours is something exotic, message us before you buy and we'll tell you honestly whether it works.

How is the massage powered?

There's a small rechargeable battery inside. You charge it over USB-C — about 1.5 hours for a full charge, which gives you roughly 12 hours of vibration. That's one or two weeks of normal use between charges. It's fully sealed for the shower; you charge it dry, then it's good to go.

What does the filter actually remove?

Chlorine and sediment. That's the honest answer. It won't soften hard water, it won't remove heavy metals, and it isn't a purifier. If someone sells you a shower filter that claims all of those, be suspicious.

How often do I change the cartridge?

Roughly every three months on daily use. Sooner if your water is rough or several people share the shower. You'll notice — the pool smell comes back first.

Does it lower the water pressure?

You'll feel a small change with the filter fitted, the same as any filtered head. The nozzle pattern is designed around it, so the spray still feels firm rather than weak.

Black or white?

Black is the one we'd pick — the finish hides water marks and the modules read as a deliberate colour accent against it. White looks lighter in a small bathroom. Same product underneath.