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Took me a couple days but I now have one on the wayIt is now sitting in the cart. Just need to find the will to click buy...
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Took me a couple days but I now have one on the wayIt is now sitting in the cart. Just need to find the will to click buy...
I like these a lot but I just wish they would come down in price.
Have used these before but IMO, the Hypervolt by Hyperice is a far superior product.(no affiliation with the company)
It’s smoother, quieter, more streamlined/less bulky and clumsy and comes with more head attachments.
I believe my price with the THP discount on budget was $380 to my door for the Pro model.. And it's amazingI like these a lot but I just wish they would come down in price.
I actually have used both in practice, and our patients by far preferred the Hypervolt, wasn’t even a contest...maybe one person slightly preferred the Theragun but even then, it was a wash to him.Oh man I couldn't disagree more. I tried both of them nearly side by side and while quieter, its because they dont go as deep.
I actually have used both in practice, and our patients by far preferred the Hypervolt, wasn’t even a contest...maybe one person slightly preferred the Theragun but even then, it was a wash to him.
We also found the HV to be considerably more versatile across various ailments and injuries...deeper doesn’t necessarily equate to better.
I’d say the TG might arguably be slightly better suited for larger muscle groups(think quads, hamstrings, paraspinals) due to the larger travel distance of the tip, but the HV is much more precise and refined.Im pretty fascinated by that. Having used both side by side, and knowing both companies well, I find that incredibly interesting. Its definitely the minority, but in the end choices are good.
I read and watched a ton of reviews online as well as consulting my physical therapist and chiropractor. It was unanimous to go with the theragun. There are lots of reviewers online going from the hyperice to the theragun. None of them say the hyperice is a bad product but their is a perceived advantage to the strength and depth the theragun provides.I definitely don't agree, but as I said, choices are good.
Oh man I couldn't disagree more. I tried both of them nearly side by side and while quieter, its because they dont go as deep.
I actually have used both in practice, and our patients by far preferred the Hypervolt, wasn’t even a contest...maybe one person slightly preferred the Theragun but even then, it was a wash to him.
We also found the HV to be considerably more versatile across various ailments and injuries...deeper doesn’t necessarily equate to better.
Finally convinced Mrs. Nut to bite the bullet with this! Hopefully it's worth it Thanks to THP & Budget Golf for the savings
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What is the longer term feedback on the Theragun or Hypervolt?
What is the longer term feedback on the Theragun or Hypervolt?
Still love it! Must-have for landscaping seasonWhat is the longer term feedback on the Theragun or Hypervolt?
I use mine multiple times a week and love it. (theragun). It helps loosen me up after a workout / run / etc.What is the longer term feedback on the Theragun or Hypervolt?
That sounds like a must-have after unpacking boxes!One of the first things we had to unpack was the Theragun. Been using it daily and GG is diving in too.
Helps me so much.