LifePro Dynaflex Percussion Massage Gun FSA HSA Eligible– Deep Tissue Handheld Massager for Athletes – Muscle Recovery Tool for Men & Women – Quiet, Portable with Attachment Heads & Travel Case

The dynamic mini is the perfect size for a massage gun, small enough to handle easily and the power settings are perfect. The battery lasts a long time between charges. The included heads allow for use on all body parts. Being a small unit it is easy to use on the go when you travel. The build quality is fantastic. If you are looking for a powerful massage gun in a small package you should definitely consider the dyna-mini.

I bought this mini massage gun to take on trips with me. It's compact, light weight and comes with several attachments and a nice storage case. I tested it out and it's as effective and powerful (in my opinion) as my larger LifePro massage gun. I would highly recommend this - its a great value for the money spent and, it will help keeping me pain free while away from home on travel. Thank You LifePro!!!!

LifePro Heavy Duty Adjustable Massage Gun for Athletes: Great product.! Very powerful percussion motor with adjustable intensity. Also adjustable head angles, from 90 to 180 degrees. A number of useful head attachments. I use almost every day Like it so much I bought three more as gifts, and have recommended it to several more people, including professional massage therapists and chiropractors. I know one chiropractor who uses professionally it on his patients, at my recommendation. Works as well as some costing two or three times as much. And, LifePro has a lifetime warranty on this item! My one complaint is the batteries, while detachable, don't seem to be interchangeable. When I tried moving a battery from one unit to another, it didn't work, no power. That seems odd, but not really a problem. Like I said, I use this massager almost daily, have even taken it on trips. It's a great help for sore, overworked joints and muscles, probably none better for the price. I highly recommend this product!

I purchased this percussion massage gun during a Christmas sale (reg $299 ~ sale $129). My significant other and I used it today for the first time. It is easy to use and heavy duty professional grade! I have low back, hip, and gluteal pain due to muscle imbalance. Doing exercises for physical therapy leaves me with a lot of soreness due to the imbalance. I used the massage gun on the painful areas with the large round tip on level 1. It worked wonders relieving pain in my gluteal muscles and IT bands. My significant other is a lifetime weightlifter. As a result, he has muscle soreness from knots and tight muscles. He found relief from this percussion gun as well and said it was similar to what he had experienced from the massages during his physical therapy. We intend to move up in the levels slowly and eventually try the various tips as we learn the purpose of each. However, this purchase was worth it just for the pain relief from the massage today. Definitely recommend!

2/25 Update: Added a 4th star as the company reached out directly to me to address my concerns. They were super friendly and understanding and it was a wonderfully positive interaction! If you do like a harder or deep tissue massage, then this is probably the one for you!Original:Oh no, it's too strong! No one expected to say this about a massager, but the problem is that the lowest setting is already about 3-5 power levels up from the base level of most other ones. That wouldn't be a problem in theory execpt for that using it on anything other than the back - neck, calves, quads, achilles tendon (nifty two prong attachment that helps), borders on mildly uncomfotable to too strong at that first level. If I had known this, would have just bought the previous model, different make when it died. I gave it three stars because even if doesn't work for me, doens't mean it's not well designed, just doesn't suit my needs. However, we bought it specifically because we thought that the flexible head would enable either of us to use it on ourself on our backs after a workout. It does work... kinda. But not great. Because it's mildly heavy, or perhaps because the arm of it (the part that moves up and down at angles from the handle) itself isn't long enough or wasn't engineered with any further joints to allow it to "curve' through angles, using it over your houlder or uuunder your arm reahcing around to your back doens't quite get it to the spots you need or at the right angle on the spot. It's the kind of user testing that should have stayed in production for anouther round of testing and tinkering because it's just good enough to almost be worth it, but also just not quite right to be equally "don't bother" when taken in combination with the too-hard first level of power. In short, if you like your current one, I'd stick with that. If you're feeling ambivalent, and want to try something new, why not? But it's not outstandign as to push the needle into "Yeah, definitely try it" territory. e kept it too long hoping we'd end up liking it so we passed the return window otherwise we'd have returned it already.