Vibration Hand Massage Device

[suppdude]

Anyone tried any of these and if so worth the cost?

Something like the theragun or hypervolt.

 

[danieltx]

I think mytreefiddy posted about the theragun some months ago, but it was related to breaking up scar tissue.

 

[akimbo]

Tried the theragun on an expo. I really liked it but you need someone so massage your back for example. Can imagine that it could be really beneficial for bloodflow, regeneration, fascia release etc.

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[LK3]

arent they more for women? lol

 

[Dens228]

Save some money. Just grip harder and move your hand faster........lol

 

[Pericles]

The theragun G2 is the best on the market for trigger points and soft tissue work. I've used it for 3 months now.

 

[WhyIncision]

I have the TimTam and so does my colleague. Couldn't pass up the 40% military/vet discount, made it $240.

Theragun is horrible if you're in a clinic setting. It is LOUD! It does have nice little features, but nothing that justifies the $600 price tag. I've used it side-by-side with my timtam and the theragun does hit a bit harder, but not by much.

the hypervolt is... $400, I think, looks nice, I hear good things about it from colleagues.

I see constantly other chiropractors selling their theraguns to buy a timtam or a hypervolt. More so a hypervolt because of the look and features.

Theragun: 2000-2500 SPM
TimTam: 2000 SPM
Hypervolt: 3200 SPM

 

[old timer]

I bought one of these for my jig saw (srs) for like $30 or $40:

Bodywork Tools Percussors

Works great.

 

[maldorf]

Little Slice knows a lot about this stuff, maybe he will add something.

 

[suppdude]

So I see some people are buying the worx jigsaw and just buying the percussion massager attachments. May just go this route.