BIVI Deep Tissue Massage Gun - Handheld Percussion Massager for Muscle Recovery, Pain Relief & Trigger Point Therapy - Perfect for Athletes, Gym Workouts & Post-Exercise Recovery
$49.49
$89.99
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BIVI Deep Tissue Massage Gun - Handheld Percussion Massager for Muscle Recovery, Pain Relief & Trigger Point Therapy - Perfect for Athletes, Gym Workouts & Post-Exercise Recovery
$49.49
$89.99
45% Off
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
The BIVI Sports Massager is brought to you by PADO, the makers of the #1 Cordless Percussion Massager, PUREWAVE. With six (6) variable speeds, the BIVI Sports Massager helps to increase blood flow and mobility and reduce lactic acid. This percussive massager provides a powerful deep-tissue full body massage. Ergonomically designed, the BIVI Sports Massager is compact, lightweight (2.7 lbs), and cordless with a long lasting battery life (20-60 min depending on load). At 2600 rpms your body will recover faster than ever before. Equipped with a 90-degree articulating arm that allows you to reach your entire body, use the BIVI Sports Massager for your upper/lower back, IT band, hip flexors, hamstrings, triceps, biceps, calves, feet and more. Perfect for sciatica, tendonitis, and myofascial release. Start relieving your pain naturally. We offer a 90-day customer satisfaction guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied, send your massager back for a full refund. This is not for the weak at heart. This massage gun is extremely powerful and louder than most vibration massagers. It is for deep tissue recovery and military conditioning. --> See "Sound Test" under related videos. Powerful. Much Louder than PUREWAVE. See video for sound test. The BIVI Sports Massager is brought to you by PADO, the makers of the #1 Cordless Percussion Massager on the market, PUREWAVE. Specifically designed to provide relief for people who suffer from aches and pains. Perfect for athletes, military, intense physical training recovery, bodybuilders and general deep tissue massage. Our sound tests at 1' to 3' away ranges from 70 to 90 decibels. See related video. In the box: Bivi massage gun, charger, 2 li-ion batteries, 3 attachments (point, small ball, large ball, carrying case. Stall force=60lbs max.
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As a professional triathlete and Ironman Champion I have put my body under a lifetime of wear-and-tear in a much shorter period than most. In the past few years I have become fairly well known for reviewing recovery compression boots and along the way I was asked about percussive devices as well. This review reflects my opinion after six weeks of use with an estimate of 30 minutes a day.Although I struggle to find time to use all the recovery tools, each recovery tool has a specific purpose and this one is for targeting very specific areas of my body that need work. I love it for the calfs, glutes, pirformis, back, hamstrings, and quads. I have reviewed a couple of these percusssive devices now, mainly this one against the Theragun G3 and I can say that this is a fantastic device and I highly recommend it.I did a thorough test and FULL REVIEW of the Theragun vs Bivi on my own blog (just Goog my name and Bivi) with lots of pictures, videos, and more thoughts in general but the skinny is that it bested it the $400+ Theragun in many categories including:- Ease of use: (adjustable pivoting head) vs fixed head for Theragun- Batteries: (replaceable and comes with 2) vs non-replaceable for Theragun- Price: $145 vs $400 for Theragun- Durability / Warranty: both have 1 year, but Theragun has non-replaceable batteries and batteries break down over time.- Weight: 2lb 5ozs / vs 2lb 10oz for Theragun- Battery life: tested by me, both on high with no load, just pulsing, 56 minutes for Bivi and 50 minutes for Theragun.- Speed: didn't test this objectively but spec is 2600 RPM vs 2400 for Theragun. Subjectively I prefer the speed and think it is faster than Theragun- Speed Levels: 1-6 levels of adjustability vs 2 for the TheragunHowever there are some things I like about the Theragun better- Noise: I tested both units on high with decibel reader at 1 foot from the tip and the Theragun came in at 85dB while the Bivi was 95 at speed 6 (87dB for speed 1)- Tip change - the Theragun has a pop-and-lock design while this one has a screw on design. It takes a little more time and work to screw on and off tips. Minor things but still nice feature of the Theragun.I hope this helps people out there! Feel free to ask any questions. I do not have a relationship with either company. Again, check out my own blog for more details.
