NAPRE Foldable Massage Gun with Extension Handle 5 Adjustable Angles Deep Tissue Back Massage for Neck Body Pain

THIS IS A GAME CHANGER. I work in the dental field and often have a sore neck from looking down all day. A few days ago however, I tweaked my neck so badly I wound up in the ER in debilitating pain. I have a massage gun already but it does not have the extender like this one. It arrived today and is completely saving me. I was a little nervous as the product has two bad reviews however I can confirm both of those reviews are ridiculous. One review states there is no way to charge. The charging cord does not come with a brick, but it’s a regular USB and if someone doesn’t have one of those laying around the house you live under a rock, or quit being lazy and go buy one for $5. Worth it. Another review said the lowest setting is too rough. The lowest setting would only be too rough for a newborn baby. If you want something that will save your neck quite literally, order this! Read more

This NAPRE "Foldable Massage Gun with Extension Handle & 5 Adjustable Angles is an excellent massage gun! Its novel features include an extendable handle, so that you can use this on the hard-to-reach areas on your own back, without needing a separate tool to do so. This is an excellent design upgrade! (you can use it either in the short or long position.) Also, this massage tool allows more choices on angling the head- just how you want, this also adds to its ability to reach tricky spots that are hard to get at otherwise without another person to help you. One thing I really appreciated about this particular NAPRE massage gun tool, is that they labeled it really well with instructions (note: it also comes with a guidebook.) You remove those stickers from the tool of course, after you read them the first time, but I just stuck them all in my instruction booklet so I can find them again, if need be. I thought these instructions stickers were very clearly written, and having them stuck on the tool initially, right at the spot you need to note, really simplified learning the controls on this tool. A few pointers from me that i want to highlight myself about this tool: To change the angle of the tool head, you press in on that button on the side of it. To turn this device on (and this was the hardest to figure out for me because the instructions simply say to long hold the "button") you have to long press in the actual dial on the back of the tool that changes the speed/intensity of the massage percussions. That dial is also a "button" that you can compress, and doubles as the power button. I did find this confusing. If you just spin the dial while it the tool is off, it does not turn it on, you have to press in on that same dial. Once it is "On" you can spin the dial up or down to the speed you want. I also love that this tool comes with a silicone loop on the bottom of it, so you can hang it up if you want. And it comes with an excellent zippered storage case. With how easily it folds up, it fits in the case compactly and the whole thing doesn't take up much storage room. This massage tool you want to make sure it is fully charged before you use it the first time. It comes with a charging cord with a USB end to it- you supply your own wall adapter to plug it in. The percussion this massage gun offers is strong, and you have a great range of speed/intensity, from slow to fast, with the dial speed design this has. This massage gun works really well for both leg massage, and mid-back, which I need specifically. I'm very happy with this massage tool. (Note: I do think they should add a "power button" icon below the dial so that you remember that dial is also the actual power button, not just for adjusting speed once you have it on.) Read more

Therabody seems to be the gold standard for massage guns. Now that they are mainstream popular, there’s so many options. I think what people want to know is whether they stack up to the name brand. While I don’t own my own Therabody, I did gift one to my mother last year- and spent some time trying out a few of their models. NAPRE’s massage percussion feels very similar to Theragun Relief. They both feel great on sore muscles and help with pain relief. They are both powerful and lightweight. However, the Relief is their basic model, priced around $160. This one costs $100 less (at time of review, w/coupon) and has several features that really sets it apart. First, the extending handle is great. No matter your range of motion, you’ll be able to reach every inch of your body with it. I do wish the handle had a soft coating or grip on it instead of the slick metal- but that’s just me. Secondly, you get a variety of attachments that only the more expensive ($300+) Theragun models come with. Lastly, the semi hard case is really good quality, keeps all the attachments organized, and again only comes with Sense models and up. The only feature I would have liked is a routine guide on the screen, that would have been really helpful. The Theragun Pro I bought my mom has it and she uses it every time. I also would have loved a heat attachment, but NAPRE makes a heated version. If I had a choice, I would have gone with that one. Overall, great foldable massage gun from a reputable brand. If you’re wondering whether you should spend the money on a device that you may or may not use, this one is perfect to start with. If you have aches and pains, I’d recommend getting the heated version from NAPRE. This one is perfect for sore muscles and tension! Read more