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The one I’m referring to is a sports thing called the “Theragun Therabody Prime” that costs like $250 and is super powerful

I have the Pro - bought it over the Mini because I much prefer the triangle grip and I wanted the heated attachment. Can’t comment on how it compares to the Prime but in comparison to Amazon/ Costco knockoffs the Pro is MUCH more powerful and massages deep into your muscles. I’ve now had my Pro for

Theragun Prime is considered the best I think. It's pricey...yeah, but it's worth it.

Day of I theragun everything with an extra focus on my hammies, glutes, low back and lats, I found this was more convenient than carrying a full size foam roller. I’m also a huge fan of resistance band stretching and presses. Key stretches include squat to stand(holding toes) and pigeon stretch.The

Theragun Prime is the GOAT.

I got a theragun prime on sale for $100, much stronger than my old massager and plenty of battery life. And I couldn't really imagine needing a stronger massager than it, can easily be painful if you press down all the way

I train very intensely, mainly calisthenics and powerlifting. I recently got a Theragun Prime and I’ve been using it 2–3 times a week, It definitely adds value, I feel noticeably better after each session, Is it essential? Not really. But if you can afford it, it’s a great tool to have

Hi I also run 6 times a week and have been using the theragun prime g5 for a few months now, I find it quite useful for my quads and glutes and the app is quite helpful on which attachment to use where, it also syncs with Garmin Connect but I don’t really find it that useful of an integration tbh.

One thing often misunderstood is that Theragun is a percussive therapy device and has way more punch than regular massage guns. I have a prime plus and it works perfectly for pre and post workout recovery. I'm considering buying the vibration attachment for expanding the capability but it is quite e

u/Imerson_Minniefield Great question, and sorry to hear your massager finally gave out. For frequent recovery use in 2026, Theragun is still very much one of the benchmarks. If you’re using a device almost daily for runs, leg days, and back stiffness, the newer lineup gives you a few strong options