Opove Massage Gun: Super Quiet, Deep Tissue Percussion for Relaxing Muscles

Pier: Veramente pratico , utilissimo x chi fa sport

Italy on Nov 11, 2023

Dario: Avevo una brutta contrattura che mi procurava una tensione del nervo sotto il tallone. Zoppicavo da una settimana e non accennava a diminuire la tensione e il dolore. Non potevo alzare la punta del piede verso l'alto senza provare una tensione dolorosa del nervo appena sotto il tallone. Una corda di violino tesissima.
Con un po' di tentennamenti e dopo diversi consigli ho acquistato questo percussore. Avevo già fatto in passato massaggi con fisioterapisti per altre cose, per cui avevo un idea di cosa si trattasse l'azione massaggiante terapeutica. Appena arrivato a casa questo prodotto l'ho subito usato in maniera attenta ed energica nei punti del polpaccio della coscia e sotto la pianta del piede. Dove c'era la contrattura le percussioni mi procuravano dolore. Così per un quarto d'ora. Il dolore e l'infiammazione sono diminuite di un buon 70%. Dopo tre giorni di trattamento non ho più nulla, la contrattura é scomparsa. Fantastico.

Italy on Nov 05, 2023

nc hiker: This is a first-class product. The quality is evident from the very beginning. Even more impressive was the customer service.

United States on Oct 27, 2023

Begotxu: Es una buena herramienta para trabajar, localmente, puntos de dolor o tensión.

Spain on Oct 27, 2023

Cliente Amazon: Genial, muy contenta con la compra.
Muy buena batería, dura mucho.
Uno de los cabezales es de goma y es genial para dar por las zonas con más hueso porque no hace nada de daño, como empeine de los pies, tobillos, etc
Muy buena potencia.
Recomendada

Spain on Aug 27, 2023

Amazon Customer: Après qqs mois d’utilisation j’ai commencé a avoir des problèmes de charge. C’était intermittent, j’ai écris a la compagnie environ 6 mois après l’achat et déjà ils étaient super rapides et voulaient m’aider. En fin de compte j’ai utilisé le produit tout de même malgré que la batterie ne se chargeait pas a 100%. Ensuite je n’ai pas utilisé le masseur pendant plus d’un an. Lorsque je Suis arrivé pour le charger il ne chargeait pas du tout. J’ai écris a la compagnie et malgré que la garantie est terminée ils ont tout de même décidé de remplacer mon article. Pas de chicane et échange de courriels interminables. Un service a la clientèle a la hauteur de mes attentes. Je recommande cette compagnie sans hésitation. Par ailleurs le gun a massage fonctionne super bien.

Canada on Jun 05, 2023

MICHAEL P GOLBENMICHAEL P GOLBEN: For some inexplicable reason, my left ankle incurred a chronic type sprain that’s lasted a full year now without recovery. My benevolent doctor sums it up to old age. Anticipating either standing, walking or lifting in prolonged time periods, I’ll wear a sleeve brace over a sock for support.
However, since using this massager, I can go through each day now, not needing additional help. It hasn’t “cured” my ailment ( yet ) but it has made a monumental impact on bettering my situation. My goal is to be on the tennis court again. This easy to use machine is giving me hope that could happen.
Besides making my ankle feel near normal again, I apply another attachment for my shoulder blade/neck area to relieve whiplash pain from a decades old car accident. This has helped ease tension in that area nicely too. What a great invention.
I’m so believing in this, that I’m now taking it to show firsthand my friends and family about it. My brother and a best friend have taken pictures of it to research it out themselves.
I just can’t say enough good things about this life improvement product. The one necessary caution I will mention is that this well built...

United States on Mar 11, 2021

Albert: I think there's 4 things that are important in a massage gun 1) Stoke amplitude (how far the head moves in and out), 2) Stall force which is how much pressure you can apply before the guns stops working, 3) Noise and 4) Price.

If you didn't care about noise, your best bet is one of the adapted jigsaws like the WORX that have a stoke amplitude of 29mm and a stall force so high that I couldn't get it to stop (plus, jigsaws are cheap). The main problems with the jigsaws were that they are so loud that they are annoying as crap and also they make you always hold down the trigger.

I liked the Fitpulse gun when it worked but it was defective twice so I returned it. The Fitpulse had a stroke amplitude of 10mm and a reasonable stall force. I tried the Flyby F1 pro because it claimed to have a stoke amplitude of 15mm, but in my opinion it was more like 6mm and felt more like a strong vibration than a massage gun. The Hyperice Hypervolt felt much like a Fitpulse but had a much better stall force. It's also very expensive The Hypervolt Plus actually feels really good with a pulse amplitude of 13 mm and a very high stall force, but it is expensive. It lists for $400 but you can...

United States on Sep 08, 2020

Char & Jack: We purchased this massager because both my husband and I have chronic back and neck pains.
The massager does what it says and is amazing ... just be careful on how to use it. The upper neck was a bit too much so we don't use it there but it was great for the shoulder - especially the shoulder blade area, back, glutes and legs.
There are different speeds (5) we've never had to go past 3 as this speed usually does the trick for us.

This massager comes with 4 heads, we mostly stick with the flat top - this really pounds out the knots and helps the muscles relax. There is a bullet head, just be careful when using this on as you can cause serious damage and pain if not used properly. The 2-prong is great for going around the spin and the front shoulder area. The ball is a bit more gentle than the other attachments - just seems to add more bounce / vibration to the massage - great for leg area and back (if you want something not as intense as the other attachments)

The only downside to this equipment is that the vibration is so intense that whoever is giving you the massage can literally feel it thru their bones (Gives you that itchy feeling after effect). Make sure...

United States on May 17, 2020