Massage Gun, Bob and Brad Deep Tissue Percussion Massager Gun, Muscle Massager with 5 Speeds and 5 Heads, Handheld Massager for Home Gym Office Workout Recovery Pain Soreness Relief

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This beast of a massage gun claims to penetrate 60% deeper into muscle than rival models, so if it’s hardcore you’re after, look no further. The heated one reaches 47C in less than two minutes and feels heavenly on sore muscles, immediately making the massage more effective. kilograms, it's a bigger model than many of our other picks, so you won’t be able to throw it in your gym bag.

Though it doesn’t have Bluetooth capability, what really sets this gun apart is its heating and cooling massage heads. We welcomed the compact carry case, which fits all the different attachments and charger neatly inside, and the device itself was easy to operate thanks to a conveniently placed control button and detailed instructions. Known for their hairdressing and wellness products, Wahl invented the first hand-held vibrating massager for medical applications in 1911 and holds an impressive 26 massager patents, with the first dating back to 1915.These nifty bits of kit use percussive therapy to reduce soreness, pummelling your muscles to promote blood flow to the targeted area and keeping you feeling fresh and ready to go. Testers also rated the bullet head for tackling trigger points and the spine head feels nice on sore neck and back muscles. One of the smallest and lightest guns we tested, it’s the same size as a bottle of water making it perfect to add to your gym bag or take on holiday. To get the benefits of heat for less cash, we also loved the HoMedics myti mini massage gun, which is lighter and more portable too.

Outside of work, Priyankaa can usually be found trying out a new gym class, seeking out London's best eats or watching a Spanish TV show in a bid to keep up her language skills. The PRO is also slightly lighter and 20% quieter than its predecessor, while still being much more powerful than its fellow Therabody guns. Keep your gun away from your neck (decapitation ain't the aim here, lads) and avoid bone and any sprains. Though it wasn’t among the quietest designs on test, we’re willing to let this slide given its impressive list of features. But the long, curved handle meant users could easily reach awkward knots on their back, and all four interchangeable heads were able to glide over the skin, making for a remarkably relaxing massage.

An impressive-looking bit of kit that comes in a moulded case, this is a professional-standard massage gun at less than half the cost of the other market leaders. Just point the gun at your fleshy target – around an inch away from your skin over whichever muscle you’re trying to loosen or warm up – and hit the trigger for instant relief. You’ll also want a range of speed settings – at least three, but ideally more for tackling both delicate and robust muscle groups.