Top 5 Best Massage Gun of (2022)

Top 5 Best Massage Gun of (2022)-

Theragun Prime

Theragun Prime is part of the fourth generation of Theragun massage guns. Its earlier equivalent was the Theragun Liv, which used to feature in this best massage gun list and is also reviewed in detail here.

The main impressive feature of Theragun Prime is that it is much quieter than its now defunct counterpart. The Prime rivals the famously silent Hypervolt Plus in terms of volume levels – a huge improvement over the Liv. But the improvements don’t stop there: Where the Theragun Liv only had two pre-programmed speeds and came with two closed-cell foam attachments, the new Theragun Prime has five built-in speeds (from 1,750 rpm to 2,400 rpm) and it comes with four attachments for closed cell foam massage guns. At $299, Theragun Prime is expensive, but it doesn’t cause sticker shock like the Pro G4 (below). This percussion massager sometimes sells for $249 or even less, so keep your eyes peeled for that. The improvements make Theragun Prime worth it for the price. 

Theragun Pro

Therabody’s Theraguns is considered the gold standard in percussive therapy, so their most luxurious, feature-rich muscle gun model has to be one of the best, right?

In truth, have to say yes. Having tested over 20 massage guns, including three other Theraguns, the Theragun Pro is quite impressive – especially compared to the previous Therabody range of massage guns. 

First of all, the Theragun Pro G4 is much quieter than its previous iterations. Loudness has been a major complaint of Theragun buyers since the company’s early days, and the brand has finally taken a step to remedy that. If you’re an athlete or serious exerciser who can handle a massager that sounds like a muffled turkey carver (and you’re willing to pay top dollar for percussive therapy at your fingertips), the Theragun Pro G4 is a great choice for you. With up to 60 pounds of force, a swivel arm and ergonomic handle, a 16mm deep reach into your muscle tissue, and speeds up to 2,400 reps per minute, the Theragun Pro is made for those who need legitimate percussive therapy a few times a week. . In short, this percussion massager is the real deal, but it’s probably not worth it for the average exerciser.

Sportsneer

This $130 Percussion Massage Gun from Sportneer works surprisingly well for the price. It provides six speeds of percussive therapy and reaches up to 220 watts and 3,200 repetitions per minute.

Depending on what power setting you use, the battery life of this massage gun can last anywhere from two to six hours. If you have used the Sportneer before and after training, as well as on rest days, and have never felt dissatisfied with the deep tissue massage.

The Sportneer massage gun comes with six head attachments, two of which have metal tips. You can use the metal tips to massage with CBD oil, and essential oils, or put them in the freezer for a touch of cryotherapy.

This percussion massager is also relatively quiet: The website claims that the massage gun maxes out at 40 decibels, which is a milder noise level than the volume at which most people listen to music.

Ekrin Athletics B37

There is a common trade-off in the percussive therapy arena: performance for sound. It’s hard to find an affordable and quiet yet powerful massage gun. Ekrin Athletics has created just that with its B37 Massage Gun. The Ekrin Athletics B37 massage gun features all the leading industry standards, including an ultra-quiet motor (even quieter than the Hypervolt in my opinion), multiple speed and pressure settings that deliver up to 56 pounds of force, and eight-hour battery life. durability, ergonomic design, and comfortable case with several massage head attachments. At the $230 list price, the value is phenomenal – it’s a low price for the value you get, as the Ekrin Massage Gun is comparable to well-known and highly sought-after brands in the percussive therapy arena. And it’s backed by a lifetime warranty, so there’s no reason not to at least give the Ekrin Athletics B37 Massage Gun a try.Ekrin Athletics is a relative newcomer to the muscle gun scene, but make no mistake: Founded by two former college athletes, this brand is raising the bar and lowering the price of percussion therapy.

Hypervolt Go

The Hypervolt Go is the latest launch from Hyperica and is the lighter, smaller, and most affordable weapon in the Hypervolt range. At under $200, it’s a great price for a gun that’s nearly as powerful as the full-size models that sell for $300 and up. Weighing in at 1.5 pounds, it’s perfect for the on-the-go when you don’t want to compromise precious space in your carry-on or gym bag. After testing the Hypervolt Go and was seriously impressed with how powerful the gun was. Compared to the Hypervolt (which I also tested), it got hardly noticed any difference in strength. The full-size Hypervolt comes with multiple attachments (the Go has two), but the Go also has three-speed settings, which is still impressive for a small gun. If you are new to massage guns and looking for a solid product to try at a lower price, the Go is a great product to start with.