The session ends when recovery starts
Percussion massagers, heat-and-cold heads, compression and the handheld tools that keep training days from stacking up on each other.
- Prices from
- $11.69 – $129.99
- In the catalogue
- 18 items
- Departments
- 4
Built around the training week
Pre-session warm-up, post-session flush, and the deep work you do on a rest day.
Full-Size Massage Guns
Full-size percussion units with the stall force to work quads, glutes and the broad muscles of the back without bogging down. Heav…
12 items
Compression and Body Tools
Leg compression, neck units, rollers and extended-handle tools for the areas you cannot reach. Hands-free recovery you can run whi…
3 items
Heat and Cold Therapy
Units that add heat, cold or both to percussion. Heat before training helps tissue move; cold after helps with acute soreness —…
2 items
Mini and Travel Massagers
Pocket-sized percussion for arms, calves and shoulders. These fit in a gym bag and are quiet enough to use in a shared space, at t…
1 itemsAthlete picks
The units that move fastest off the shelf.
Compression and Body Tools Gaiam Relax Massage Ball Roller, Handheld Wooden Tool
$11.69
Full-Size Massage Guns 16 Head Massage Gun, Deep Tissue Percussion Massager for Athlete with 9 Modes & 9 Speeds, Portable
$49.98
Heat and Cold Therapy AERLANG Massage Gun with Heat and Cold,Massage Gun Massage Gun Deep Tissue
$55.99
Full-Size Massage Guns Sharper Image Powerboost Move - Mini Percussion Massage Gun| 4 Attachments, 4 Speeds, FSA Eligible
$89.99
Full-Size Massage Guns arboleaf Mini Massage Gun, Deep Tissue Percussion Massager Back Pain Relief
$44.99
Full-Size Massage Guns LifePro DynaFlex Percussion Massage Gun, Rotating Arm, 10 Heads, 16 Speeds
$129.99Stall force beats speed count every time
Marketing leads with speeds and heads. What decides whether a gun works on a big muscle is stall force and amplitude — so those are what we list, alongside the noise level you will actually live with.
Compare the gunsBlog
What the settings do, and how to build recovery into a normal week.
Straight answers
Which massage gun should I start with?
A mini gun covers arms, calves and shoulders and travels well. Step up to a full-size unit with higher stall force if you need to work quads, glutes or a broad back without the head stalling out.
Heat and cold — gimmick or useful?
Useful, in different places. Heat before a session helps tissue move; cold after helps with acute soreness. Units that do both are listed as such rather than described vaguely.
Are these FSA or HSA eligible?
Some manufacturers list their products as eligible and we repeat that claim only where the manufacturer states it. Eligibility is decided by your plan administrator, not by us.
Can I use one on my neck?
Use the softest head, the lowest speed, and stay off the front and sides of the neck entirely. If you have an injury or a circulatory condition, speak to a clinician first.
Restock alerts
One short email when a sold-out unit returns.