You can still save money on Amazon massage gun deals: over 50% savings on leading products

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Prime Day may be over, but the savings are not. Save over 50% with massage gun deals

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Prime Day may be over, but there are still big savings to be had on Amazon massage gun deals, with savings of more than 50% on leading models waiting to be snapped up.

We’ve curated this list of the biggest and best discounts available to take the stress out of buying these de-stressing gadgets, and what’s more is that several of the models on discount have been reviewed by our hands-on testers in our roundup of the best massage guns, so we know exactly how they perform.

The fantastic Dacrom Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massage Gun for Athletes is still reduced by 56%, bringing it from $239.99 to $109.99 (Save 56%). With a 4.7/5* star rating over 8,000+ review on Amazon, you know it's a good one.

If both of those options are still a little out of your price range then the RENPHO 2022 Deep Tissue Massage Gun could be good news for both those aching muscles and your bank balance. It currently has the biggest discount in our round up and thanks to a 50% saving it now costs just $99.99.

Having tested a full range of fitness equipment, from the best fitness trackers to the best treadmills, we’re confident we know what makes a quality product. We also know how this quality can make a positive impact on your exercise and recovery, something you can read more about in our feature, 5 benefits of a massage gun.

Massage guns employ a concept called 'percussive therapy' by repeatedly striking the skin at a high frequency during use. This promotes blood flow to the targeted area, meaning your muscles are provided with an increased supply of oxygen to aid recovery. A 2014 study found using a massage gun after an arm workout was more effective at reducing post-training stiffness compared with a traditional massage. 

To help you soothe your aching muscles and aid your post-workout recovery, we've rounded up some of the best massage gun deals below. However, be warned that these might not be around for long, so make sure to act fast to avoid disappointment. 

Best massage gun deals

Hyperice Hypervolt 2 | Was $299 Now $239 (Save 30%)
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was $299 now $239 at Amazon

Hyperice Hypervolt 2 | Was $299 Now $239 (Save 30%)
The joint top-scorer in our test to find the best massage gun, the Hypervolt 2 is the ultimate companion for seriously sporty sorts. Now it's available for $239 thanks to an Amazon Prime Day deal.

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Dacrom Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massage Gun for Athletes Was: $249.99 Now: $109.99 (Save 56%)

Dacrom Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massage Gun for Athletes Was: $249.99 Now: $109.99 (Save 56%)
This bargain massage gun offers 7 speed levels and comes with 12 massage heads making it suitable for all massage needs including neck, arms, legs and muscle soreness. It’s quiet, with a noise output of less than 40dB, and comes with a USB charging cable suitable for all charging ports.

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 RENPHO Massage Gun| Was $169.99 Now $99.99 (Save 50%)
was $169.99 now $99.99 at Amazon

 RENPHO Massage Gun| Was $169.99 Now $99.99 (Save 50%)
With a massive 50% saving this Prime Day, the RENPHO Massage Gun is just $99.99. It still shares many features with premium price models though, with five interchangeable massage heads and five speed settings. 

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Ekrin Athletics B37 Massage Gun - Percussion Massager Was: $299.99 Now: $229.99 (Save 23%)

Ekrin Athletics B37 Massage Gun - Percussion Massager Was: $299.99 Now: $229.99 (Save 23%)
Offering a wide range of power to accommodate different massage needs, from deep tissue massage to more gentle treatment, the B37 has 5 speeds ranging from 1400 - 3200 RPM. It can also be customized with 4 attachments included for even more massage versatility. 

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Hyperice Hypervolt GO| Was $199 Now $159 (Save 20%)
was $199 now $159 at Amazon

Hyperice Hypervolt GO| Was $199 Now $159 (Save 20%)
This pocket rocket of a machine is the little brother of the Hypervolt 2, with plenty of power in a much smaller, more portable package. Snag a bargain and pick one up for just $159, with 20% off in the Prime Day sale.

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LifePro Compact Percussion Massage Gun Was: $179.99 Now: $99.99 (Save 44%)

LifePro Compact Percussion Massage Gun Was: $179.99 Now: $99.99 (Save 44%)
The 8 different massage heads that come with this massage gun allow users to target different body parts and muscle groups while 5 levels of intensity (low pressure 20Hz, moderate 30Hz, strong 35Hz, intense 40Hz or powerful 45Hz) offer a customisable massage experience for rapid recovery or relaxation.

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Theragun PRO| Was $599 Now $499 (Save 17%)
was $599 now $499 at Amazon

Theragun PRO| Was $599 Now $499 (Save 17%)
For many, Theragun is the massage gun brand, and for good reason; we loved the Theragun Pro, awarding it 4.5 stars out of five in our tests. If you're a serious athlete, this is an elite level recovery tool, and now it's down to $499 with 17% off. 

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HoMedics Therapist Select Plus Percussion Massage Gun | Was: $159.98 Now: $84.97 (Save 47%)
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was $159.98 now $84.97 at Amazon

HoMedics Therapist Select Plus Percussion Massage Gun | Was: $159.98 Now: $84.97 (Save 47%)
At a refreshingly affordable $84.97, this HoMedics massage gun is now nearly half price. The brand says it can help improve flexibility and ease tension in hard-to-reach areas, courtesy of its ergonomic handle. 

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Theragun Mini 4th Generation | Was: $199 Now: $159 (Save 20%)
was $199 now $159 at Amazon

Theragun Mini 4th Generation | Was: $199 Now: $159 (Save 20%)
It's said that good things come in small packages, and we certainly found that to be the case when testing the impressive Theragun Mini. It's one of the lightest massage guns we've tried, and the unique triangular shape slotted perfectly into our hands for easy grip. 

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RENPHO R3 Massage Gun | Was $249.99 Now $99.99 (save 60%)
was £249.99 now £99.99 at Amazon

RENPHO R3 Massage Gun | Was $249.99 Now $99.99 (save 60%)
A staggering 60% discount in the Prime Day sales has seen the powerful RENPHO R3 Massage Gun's price plummet to under $100. There are plenty of features to play with too, with five speed settings up to 3,200rpm and five interchangeable massage heads to target various aches. 

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Best massage gun deals at Best Buy

Theragun Elite | Was $399.99 Now $299.99 (save $100)
was $399.99 now $299.99 at Best Buy

Theragun Elite | Was $399.99 Now $299.99 (save $100)

Save $100 on Theragun's impressive mid-range offering, the Theragun Elite. It has a clever hollow triangular design, offering users a range of grip options so they can target hard to reach aches in areas like the back. 

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NuvoMed - iTek Pro Impact Massager | Was $49.99 Now $39.99 T
was $49.99 now $39.99 at Best Buy

NuvoMed - iTek Pro Impact Massager | Was $49.99 Now $39.99
The NuvoMed iTek Pro Impact Massager is a lightweight and easy-to-use massage gun. It's also the cheapest massage gun on our roundup, with a sale price of $39.99. 

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Lyric Therapeutic Massager Terracotta | Was $199.99, Now $129.99 at Best Buy

Save $70 on this hand held gadget. With a Bluetooth connected app and easy-to-use touchscreen, you'll have tons of control over where and how much pressure you use. It also comes with a year's warranty.

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For more, check out our Amazon Prime Day Health Deals for 2022 to see which Prime Day deals are still running.

Harry Bullmore
Harry Bullmore
Fitness writer

Harry Bullmore is a fitness writer covering everything from reviews to features for LiveScience, T3, TechRadar, Fit&Well and more. So, whether you’re looking for a new fitness tracker or wondering how to shave seconds off your 5K PB, chances are he’s written something to help you improve your training. 

When not writing, he’s most likely to be found experimenting with a wide variety of training methods in his home gym or trying to exhaust his ever-energetic puppy. 

Prior to joining Future, Harry wrote health and fitness product reviews for publications including Men’s Health, Women’s Health and Runner’s World. Before this, he spent three years as a news reporter with work in more than 70 national and regional newspapers.