Hypervolt percussion massage guns

Meet Hypervolt: quiet, powerful, and portable percussion therapy designed to power your warm-up, speed recovery, and keep you moving at your best.

Two athletes using Hypervolt massage guns

Hypervolt massage guns for warm-up and recovery

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A Hypervolt massage gun works your muscles with percussion therapy: fast, powerful pulses that reach deep into the muscle tissue. Use it to loosen stiff muscles, improve your range of motion and get moving faster before training. After a workout, a massage gun helps your muscles relax so you are ready for your next session sooner. Hypervolt is developed for elite athletes, but works just as well for anyone dealing with everyday muscle tension from work, travel or sitting.

How does a Hypervolt massage gun work?


Every Hypervolt combines a powerful motor with QuietGlide™ technology for near-silent operation. With multiple speeds and head attachments, you tailor the massage to the muscle group and the feeling you want: from a firm deep tissue massage for thighs and back to a gentler treatment for neck and shoulders. Hypervolt 3 and Hypervolt 3 Pro feature a pressure sensor that shows how much pressure you apply, and connect via Bluetooth. Every model offers up to 4 hours of battery life and is compact enough to take on the road.

Which Hypervolt massage gun is right for you?


Hypervolt 3 Pro: our most powerful massage gun, with 6 speeds and 5 head attachments including the Heated Head Attachment.
Hypervolt 3: the everyday massage gun, with 5 speeds and 5 head attachments including the Heated Head Attachment.
Hypervolt Go 3: light and compact, with 5 speeds, 2 head attachments (Flat and Wedge) and USB-C charging.

How do you use a massage gun?

Start at the lowest speed with a head attachment that suits the muscle group, and move the massage gun slowly over the muscle without pressing hard. Avoid bones, joints, the front of the neck and painful or swollen areas. If you have an injury or medical condition, check with your doctor or physiotherapist first.

Woman using a massage gun on a man's back outdoors