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akboom87

akboom87

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Curious if any of you guys use these and any recommendations? One of the guys at work brought one into work and I tried it out on my inner elbows, felt pretty amazing. It was like 400 bucks at scheels. See some on Amazon 40-200 range. So just curious if anyone has any recommendations and if some of the cheaper ones are decent.
 
akboom87 said:
Curious if any of you guys use these and any recommendations? One of the guys at work brought one into work and I tried it out on my inner elbows, felt pretty amazing. It was like 400 bucks at scheels. See some on Amazon 40-200 range. So just curious if anyone has any recommendations and if some of the cheaper ones are decent.
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I've had a hyperice, hypervolt 2 is now only $199 for a couple years and this thing has saved my back a few times and got wife and I through some.nasty injuries and allow you get range of motion and heal faster. Invalid Link Removed

Looks like the pro is $299 which is great as the regular version 2 used to cost that.

Edit no joke - I've had some mid and lower back spasms where with wife using the hyperice on me I was able to take Flexeril and get back at work same day, without the hyperice I'd be laid up in bed on more pain killers and Flexeril unable to unlock the back spasm.and wait it out.. worth their weight on gold if you get a good one and have such issues.
 
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Bought a 30 dollar one at Burlington that’s going strong for 3 years. It has a very high rpm rate.
 
Have a knock off that sucks and so I sprung for the Hypervolt. Its pretty great. My gym has their entire line for member use. The gun and roller are awesome the ball not so much.
 
I won a generic at work for holiday party raffle. It’s still in the box. If there was an award for procrastination………….
 
I used to think these things were such gimmicky crap until my parents had me use their foot massager and I have to admit, it hit everything awesome, especially the heals (plantar issues). Now I'm in the market, lol.

Rad83 said:
Bought a 30 dollar one at Burlington that’s going strong for 3 years. It has a very high rpm rate.
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I've seen a few pop up in that price range at places like Burlington or Kohls and wondered if they were any good.
 
You can buy a set of the attachments that will fit a battery powered saw -that’s going to be the cheapest, most powerful setup. But it can be loud.
 
Sorry for the late reply, been under the weather.
This is the one I was eyeing On Amazon plus I have a gift card to use lol

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I would definitely dig into the negative reviews section of the reviews on that. Unfortunately 85% of the reviewing idiots will give a 5 star because it was shipped quickly, or packaging was nice... That or review it on day 1 or after 1 use...
 
just for a comparison in regards to results and reviews etc in this industry, my parents machine is incredibly similar to this (might be the same one) and my mind was blown by how well it worked the feet.

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MrKleen73 said:
I would definitely dig into the negative reviews section of the reviews on that. Unfortunately 85% of the reviewing idiots will give a 5 star because it was shipped quickly, or packaging was nice... That or review it on day 1 or after 1 use...
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That’s the trouble most of the good reviews are more along that lines. The bad reviews are it quits charging, that seems to be the number 1 issue. Then you have to wonder how many of these are user error of some sorts.

even reading some of the reviews for ones 2-300 that is the biggest complaint is either not taking a charge or not holding a charge.
 
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That’s the trouble most of the good reviews are more along that lines. The bad reviews are it quits charging, that seems to be the number 1 issue. Then you have to wonder how many of these are user error of some sorts.

even reading some of the reviews for ones 2-300 that is the biggest complaint is either not taking a charge or not holding a charge.
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I don't know if that one was the brand my wife got me last year but I only used it three times and then it stopped working, it had a ton of accessory pieces too. I would charge it for days then try to use it and it would do about 100 week pulses and then peter out. So not sure, but it made me leery enough I decided the next one I got would be a name brand or one with a lot of good reviews from people who had used it a little while. To be fair if the seller has a good rating then you can probably return it if that happens but my wife bought it a couple months early on some big sale she saw somewhere. She saw me researching them and thought it would be a great gift. it would have been if it kept working.
 
I got my wife a cheap one for Christmas. We've used it probably 10-15 times already for 10-15 minutes each time. The charge lasts for several days and works well. I think I got it off Walmart for like $40.
 
Jensing said:
I got my wife a cheap one for Christmas. We've used it probably 10-15 times already for 10-15 minutes each time. The charge lasts for several days and works well. I think I got it off Walmart for like $40.
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I think the quality of some of the knockoffs is getting better, or should be by now as higher end products have improved and their old parts get cheaper, the knockoffs can upgrade a little. At least the ones who want to stay in business.
 
If you really want to save some money, you could buy a car buffer. Sounds crazy, but it gets used as a massager 4x as much as the hyperbolt at my gym. They’re also only $25.
 
Julianbee said:
If you really want to save some money, you could buy a car buffer. Sounds crazy, but it gets used as a massager 4x as much as the hyperbolt at my gym. They’re also only $25.
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@Julianbee Like to add on a drill? How do they use it, having a hard time trying to visualize that. BTW, you look sick in your avatar if that is you!
 
MrKleen73 said:
@Julianbee Like to add on a drill? How do they use it, having a hard time trying to visualize that. BTW, you look sick in your avatar if that is you!
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All by itself. Just plug it in and wax on wax off lol. Here’s a YouTube video with some lifers using it. Invalid Link Removed

Thank you! That is me in my avatar. I’d still like to be bigger but who doesn’t lol
 
i got a theragun used on social media. it's legit and the pricetag is warranted if you have it onhand for an injury; situations such as working out sick when there is a ton of inflammation or when there is scar tissue from an injury that may also be chocking nutrient supply to the area definitely made me prone to repeat injury, and using the gun before and after a workout for 15 minutes made a huge difference.
 
Julianbee said:
All by itself. Just plug it in and wax on wax off lol. Here’s a YouTube video with some lifers using it. Invalid Link Removed

Thank you! That is me in my avatar. I’d still like to be bigger but who doesn’t lol
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Thanks, I may have to check that out. Definitely cheaper than a lot of things made for that.
 
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