Warranty: Lifetime warranties! Who wouldn’t want one? Some brands though will only offer a 1-year warranty. Unlike its forerunner, the Pro is quite heavy and weighs in at 2.65lbs with no attachment head put in, and 2.75 lbs. with the aluminum flat head put in. The original Achedaway was 2.5lbs. heavy.

Although the cup can still be utilized to do both traditional (static) and dynamic cupping, it has a unique twist to it as well. It uses rhythmic alterations of suction and release. This is not a common feature, and you won’t find it with manual cups or even the ones that use pumps.The Evidence for Common Nonsurgical Modalities in Sports Medicine, Part 2: Cupping and Blood Flow Restriction. David P Trofa, Kyle K Obana, Carl L Herndon, Manish S Noticewala, Robert L Parisien, Charles A Popkin, Christopher S Ahmad. DOI: 10.5435/JAAOSGlobal-D-19-00105 The percussion range is a reasonable 1300-2600 rpm, which puts it on par with some of the best high amplitude massage guns out there, especially considering its stroke length. Other Features We hope for an option to extend the warranty. It would be awesome to have this because it means a brand is willing to stand behind their product. We wouldn’t mind paying for such a thing.

But the thing is that apart from the high amplitude and slightly improved ergonomics (slimmer, oval handle) we feel it has nothing really unique to offer. Well, unless you have a thing for Bluetooth. Here are some notes to compare: So why didn’t we include the Theragun Pro in our Top 3? To be honest, we had a debate on whether it should feature. While we don’t think the force meter is an absolute necessity, we have to admit it’s one of the best-executed pressure sensor designs we’ve seen in action.

It is a radically different approach than the one used in Achedaway, the M3 Pro below or even in Theragun Pro. In these, the intensity comes from the high-amplitude punches, at the cost of frequency (percussions per minute). In B37s, it comes from stall force and faster percussions. BFR training is now known as an alternative method to improve muscle endurance. There is a limited flow of oxygen to the muscles during this form of training, which makes the slow-twitch Type I muscle fibers less active than normal. To make up for this, the Type II, anaerobic muscle fibers are activated. Usually, this happens with high-intensity training but with restricted blood flow, you can get the same result, which helps you build muscle endurance. The top part is aluminum, but the rest of it is plastic. The satin paint gives it a classy look that we liked. The build quality is awesome as well and makes it look like a well thought out device. Achedaway Pro – shots from different angles.

In theory, it can. But in practice, the suction is quite strong. It may not work for everyone. Also, that’s why it’s recommended that you use lotion first, and then you can glide it along the body. Another technique employed by this method is affixing several cups across desired spots and then letting the patient go through a series of movements or certain sport-specific movements. It suffices to say that considering how crazy things have gone on since then, with thousands of similar products flooding the market, Achedaway has done pretty well to stay competitive. But the folks at Achedaway knew this and added a lanyard. It’s a simple yet effective way of securing the device when it’s in use. In case you need extra leeway, there’s an extension cord that can make it even longer.

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Not only it has such a high stall force, the amplitude is impressive as well, punching up to 16mm deep – yes, exactly the same as the mighty Theragun Pro. Honorable Mention: Theragun Pro The Theragun PRO is one of the strongest massage guns and by far the best-equipped one. PRO TIP If you have small hands then this might not be the best massage gun for you. You’ll be better off buying the Ekrin B37s instead (link to the official store). Value for Money: Why buy an expensive one when you can get a cheaper but just as powerful if not more. This is an innovative device that takes cupping to a whole new level. We love the concept of the device and we’re certain fitness enthusiasts will love it as well once they get to use it. It has a well-executed design, it’s portable and nicely built. The cups are easy to clean and the battery life is decent enough.