Theragun Pro - Handheld Massage Gun - Bluetooth Enabled Percussion Massage Gun for Pain Relief - Deep Tissue Muscle Massager with Quietforce Technology (Black - 4th Generation)

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With two handy control buttons, you can easily switch between different speeds and massage modes and switch the device on and off. Equipped with 7 different massage head attachments to tackle any sore muscles, joints and trigger points. Pressure can be applied to areas where needed, and I’m not struggling to hold myself together when balancing on the foam roller (rolling out the quads) for example. Turning up the heat Fast and effective True Heat Technology heats up to 47⁰C in under 2 minutes, providing relief to larger tissue areas carrying stress and tension promoting blood flow to the affected area.

Our warranty extensions allow you to carry on working out all-year round, protecting your equipment. Massage guns may not always be the solution, however it is cost effective in the long term and definitely provides the intensity my sore muscles need after a brutal workout or run. Noise: Massage guns are known for their loud vibrations, therefore we observed the level of noise generated by each massage gun. Keep your gun away from your neck (decapitation ain't the aim here, lads) and avoid bone and any sprains. The original Recovapro with some serious upgrades - lighter, Bluetooth enabled, more powerful, and a newly designed control panel with a pressure sensor.The Theragun Mini second generation maintains the same solid ergonomic handle that the original Mini has to make up its compact shape.

Recovapro is trusted by Premier League footballers, personal trainers, physiotherapists, ex-Special Forces soldiers, cyclists, skiers, climbers, rugby players, boxers, tennis pros, MMA fighters, and athletes who will be competing in the next Olympics. We've designed the Achedaway Pro to be the most powerful (and affordable) deep tissue percussive device on the market. Our expert tester trialled a range of massage guns over a three-week period, using them after a wide range of exercises, from weightlifting and running to HIIT and yoga.

The handle can be tricky to grip and you can’t fully cover your back, but it’s a top choice for on-the-go massaging. If you're pregnant, you should also avoid massage guns or first get clearance to use one from your doctor.