John Winter 
The Theragun PRO has always been Therabody’s flagship, and the current model, the PRO Plus, turns it into a multi-therapy device with heat, vibration and LED light alongside deep percussion. This Theragun PRO review explains what those extras actually do, how the PRO Plus compares with the older PRO 5th Gen and the cheaper Prime, … Read more
Putting a massage gun on stomach muscles sounds like an easy fix for bloating, a tight core or even belly fat. The truth is more limited. A massage gun can feel good on your ab and side muscles after a workout, but it won’t burn fat, “break up” gas or fix constipation, and there are … Read more
The Theragun Prime is Therabody’s entry-level full-size massage gun, and for most people it’s the one worth buying. This Theragun Prime review covers the 6th Gen model that’s on sale now: what it’s like to use, how it differs from the 5th Gen you’ll still see discounted, and whether the Prime Plus or the discontinued … Read more
Update: Is the Theragun Elite Still Worth Buying? Therabody has discontinued the Theragun Elite, and it’s no longer part of its US lineup. This review still explains how it performs if you find one on clearance or second-hand. If you’re buying new, the closest replacement is the Theragun Prime Plus, with the same 16 mm … Read more
Heavy, achy or cold legs after a long day of sitting or standing are common, and a leg massager can be a relaxing way to get things moving again. The best leg massager for circulation uses air compression to squeeze and release your feet, calves or whole legs, which can temporarily boost blood flow in … Read more
If you live with diabetes, tired, achy feet at the end of the day are common, and a foot massager for diabetics can feel like an easy way to unwind. But diabetes changes the rules. Nerve damage can dull feeling in your feet, so a massager that’s too hot or too strong could hurt you … Read more
A handheld massager with heat does two jobs at once: it taps or kneads tight muscles and adds gentle warmth while it works. For a stiff back after a long day, sore shoulders from desk work or tired legs, that combination can feel more soothing than massage alone. Below are six picks we tested, from … Read more
After a long day on your feet, a hard run or hours sitting at a desk, your legs can feel heavy, tight and tired. The best leg massager gives them a soothing squeeze at home, whenever you need it, without booking a massage. Leg massagers come in a few styles, from simple air wraps for … Read more
A good handheld massager is one of the easiest ways to ease a stiff back, tight shoulders or tired legs at home, without booking a massage. The best handheld massager for you depends on where you hurt, how much pressure you like and whether you want to reach your own back without help. Below are … Read more
A massage gun doesn’t have to cost a fortune. The best massage gun under $50 won’t match a Theragun, but it can still help tight shoulders, calves and lower backs feel looser after a workout or a long day, and it costs less than a single professional massage. The catch is that this end of … Read more