"THE ONLY WAY TO OVERCOME NEGATIVE EMOTIONS IS TO EXPERIENCE THEM FULLY."
-EKHART TOLLE
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Durable Build
Made with safe, durable components like duck canvas, vegan suede, and hypoalergenic bamboo charcoal infused memory foam.
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Compact Design
Carry it anywhere, use it anytime, easily fits in your glove compartment or clips to your bag.
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Effective Sound Suppression
Reduces your decibel output by 50% or more! New, denser foam cores on sale soon!
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Scream it out, don't bottle it up! The stress antidote with a roar.
Life's too short to hold it in. Shout it out, laugh it off, live your best life!
“[Shouting] creates a chemical reaction that is similar to the one you get when you exercise—you get a dopamine hit and some endorphins going. It also helps to release the buildup of cortisol, the primary stress hormone." -Zoë Aston, Psychotherapist & Mental Health Specialist
"The neurochemistry and physiological effects of screaming aren’t in the act itself but in the relief that follows. The rush of endorphins and peptides produced in the pituitary gland and central nervous system act on the brain’s receptors to increase pleasure, reduce pain, and increase strength.” -Dr. Brian Bruno MD, Psychiatrist, MidCity TMS
“Screaming can be cathartic in the moment, helping to express and release emotions. This can especially be the case if those emotions have been repressed. There is some research from the University of Derby that found that when people experience physical pain, shouting out loud can help to relieve the hurt." -Dr Rebecca Semmens-Wheeler, Senior Lecturer; Mental Health and Wellbeing
"[Yelling] can release endorphins, happy hormones, much like a high we get after exercising. These endorphins, along with the peptides produced by the pituitary gland, can together have an emboldening effect by triggering the brain’s receptors to reduce pain and increase strength." -Dr. Pragya Agarwal, Behavior and Data Scientist
