desertcart.com: Mebak 3 Massage Gun, Massage Gun Deep Tissue for
Athletes, Professional Muscle Percussion Massager, Massager for
Shoulder Leg Back Body Pain Relief, Quiet Portable Sport Tool,
Gifts for Him : Health & Household
Review: Excellent Purchase - I bought this not knowing if I would
like it. Like many others, I’ve bought or tried a few of the
massage guns. The one I bought and have used for about a year was
the Bob and Brad X6. It is fantastic, but it is heavy. It
produces probably twice the amplitude, twice the strokes, and
twice the force when comparing lowest level to lowest level. The
is problematic when using it around soft tissues. This Mebak one
though is nice and gentle at the lowest setting. I use it to wake
up the muscle and light massage of tender or sore areas. The
medium level is good at working out little areas that need more
aggressive tender loving care. The highest setting is more of a
bridge from this machine to something stronger. All in all, this
was an excellent buy
Review: Great product for price point - GREAT PRODUCT FOR PRICE
POINT! This is the third massage gun purchased in recent days, as
I was trying to replace one from several years ago and can't find
that manufacturer (suspect they were bought by someone else).
After reading reviews from several outlets, I started with a
LifePro Sonic. I found it very large, heavy, clunky/ handle felt
crazy big - not for me. Then I tried the triangular shaped
TheraGun. Nice product, with sleek packaging (looks/feels like
they are trying to copy Apple with the box, the tray design, etc.
But, it has no carry case and I found changing the different
heads (3) was clumsy. Felt like if I pulled to hard it might
break at some point. Didn't like that. Finally, tried this one
(based on reviews) and am super happy with the product for the
price-point. It is a bit heavier than the TheraGun, but the
material is that sort of 'rubbery grip' stuff, so it feels nicer.
Has plenty of power, and a variety of heads. Easy packaging with
a carry case, easy instructions (large enough to actually read),
and after using it a few times, some of the knots I've been
trying to work out are loosening up. (hint - if you are fighting
trigger thumb, do some research on whether super tight forearm
muscles/tendons could be part of the issue).
