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TOLOCO Massage Gun, Deep Tissue Back Massager for Athletes with 10 Massage Heads, Electric Muscle Percussion Massager for Any Pain Relief, FSA and HSA Eligible, Gifts for…
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- Quick Pain Relief: The TOLOCO deep tissue massage gun has a high penetration force of 12mm, up to 3200 rpm, which effectively relieve muscle fatigue and pain, and let you enjoy the comfortable experience brought by deep tissue massage gun, so as to restore the best state of your body
- Long Battery Life: Percussion massage gun with a USB charging cable (Charging Plug Not Include), which means it can be easily charged from anywhere and can run for up to 6 hours (depending on the selected speed)
- 10 Professional Massage Heads: Muscle massage gun with 10 replaceable massage heads, not only helps users relax various parts of the body, but also is easy to disassemble and clean, making it very suitable for back massage, neck, arm, leg and muscle massage
- Quieter Operation: Adopting high-quality quiet motor, the working decibel is only 40dB-50dB, so you can enjoy high-power, low-noise massage at home, gym, or office without worrying about disturbing others
- Smart LED Touch Screen: The massager gun is equipped with an intelligent LED touch screen design and battery display design, allowing you to easily adjust the speed level and view the remaining battery. TOLOCO unique flowing light design also makes the operation more technological
- Adjustable Speed Level Design: For different muscle soreness problems, the TOLOCO deep tissue massage gun is equipped with multiple speed levels from low, medium to high, and you can find the appropriate amplitude to alleviate all muscle soreness problems
- Ideal Choice for Holiday gifts: Portable cordless massage gun is ergonomically designed, easy to carry and use, lightweight. It is the best Mother’s and Father’s Day gift for family, lovers, and friends
| Use for | Whole Body |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Material | Plastic |
| Item Weight | 2.1 Pounds |
| Brand | TOLOCO |
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Omaha Nebraska –
Great value, this is the best massage gun I have ever used and I have had several, the speed selection is easy to dial in, and the individual tools do the job, simple to use and keeps a charge well. I would buy this again. Helps my tired muscles.
Jaeli G. –
My kids got it for their mum as a birthday gift last year. It was the perfect gift for her and it gets used everyday. The kids also use it. Long battery life, multiple massage settings and good quality.
Chris M –
This isn’t my first rodeo with this type of massage tool. What makes this one stand out above and beyond ease of use or battery life is the depth of the pulse. Why this matters is that there are two ways to reach deeper into the muscle tissue, high frequency and depth of the stroke. I have MS and I experience muscle rigidity which is quite uncomfortable. When used at low frequency this massage gun relaxes the muscle but does not enervate the nervous system. This results in a longer lasting result. Too much detail? Well it is easy to use and includes a pressure display that helps keep you from damaging yourself. Of the 7 speeds it offers the first 3 are relatively slow and are excellent for relaxing very tight muscles without damage. The higher speeds are actually better on shallower muscles such as back or shoulder muscles. It comes with a wide array of implements that cover a wide range of uses. I get tightness in my hands that evolves into cramps. There is an implement for that. Now to cover a question that someone is thinking out there somewhere, no, this is not a viable intimate tool. There are readily available “toys” for that purpose. This would almost certainly injure more delicate tissue.
Abdulaziz Nouman –
Akku hält meiner Meinung nicht so lange.
Sonst alles top.
Ist schön leicht, nicht zu laut.
Milad k. –
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I was recommended by my physiotherapist to use a percussion massage gun to loosen up my calves and shoulders, but I couldn’t justify paying $300 or more for a Theragun. First, I picked up the sharper Image pro(SIP) massager from Costco for about $100. It seemed okay, although somewhat loud. After a few days, I came across this TOLOCO T11 pro massager on Amazon, and thought to give it a try, especially since it was being offered at an amazing promotion price. The regular price for TOLOCO is in the ballpark of the popular SIP, and they both offer very similar functions and form factor, so I thought it made sense to compare them side-by-side.
Size and Weight: The Toloco is almost the same size as the sharper image, though the handle is a bit thicker than the SIP. They both have about the same weight. Using either of these shouldn’t be a problem for an athlete or an average person, but if you have particularly small hands or suffer from conditions that limit your grip or arm strength, you might want to get someone else to help you administer the massage.
Build Quality: The Toloco feels solidly built; there is no give or movement on any of the surfaces of the machine. There’s a nice colored ring that lights up when the machine is powered on, and the back display is bright and clear. The SIP is comparable in this regard, with the advantage of having a bit nicer feel and a metallic color on the surface of the machine. The seams on the SIP also have no gap. On the Toloco, there are small changes in height between some surfaces (apparent in the photos) but these are only aesthetics and don’t impact the function in any way.
Performance: Now this is where I was impressed by Toloco. The first thing I noticed was how quiet it is compared the SIP. I was bothered by the noise the SIP makes starting from lower settings and getting louder as I increased the power. But the Toloco is pleasantly quiet at the lowest setting, with very small increases to the noise when increasing the power all the way up (I have uploaded a video comparing the two). SIP falsely advertises itself as whisper quiet but that is the description that the Toloco deserves. The only unexpected noise that I got on both devices was a very low volume but high frequency noise (like a hiss) that came from the display when the devices were On but idle. Ofcourse, this is not a practical issue, as you are supposed to turn off the device when not using it, and you absolutely won’t be able to hear this hiss during the massage.
Next in the performance department, Toloco can be adjusted in 20 steps, compared to the six steps on the SIP. This certainly gives you more fine-grained control over your massage experience, if that is something that you require. Toloco’s max RPM is 3200. The full strength on both devices seems to be comparable with a bit of an edge for Toloco but I can’t tell for sure as the SIP doesn’t provide the power for their motor. Regarding the movement range, the Toloco cites 12mm as its amplitude, while again the SIP says nothing about its range of motion. I could be mistaken but I feel that Toloco has a higher range of motion, which is exactly what you want in a massage gun, as it enables you to reach deeper tissue.
Battery: The battery size on both is advertised as 2500mah. The battery percentage is shown on both devices. I have never used either of them so much to run out of juice, and I’m in the habit of not letting any battery run completely empty as it is supposedly bad for the battery life on any kind of electronics. But I can say that using the Toloco for the recommended 10 minutes didn’t put a dent in the battery, as indicated by the display. Speaking of the 10 minute limit, both devices recommend limiting your sessions to 10 minutes at each sitting. This is partly due to physiological reasons and to prevent you from overworking your muscles. But also, you need to give the motor on these kinds of devices some rest to prevent overheating. The Toloco has an auto-shut off function that turns the device off after 10 minutes of continuous use. I appreciate this feature as it protects my device. I don’t know if the SIP has a similar feature, but I didn’t see it in the manual.
Accessories: I was initially persuaded to buy the SIP because of its 6 massage heads, but Toloco comes with a whopping 15 massage heads! It is certainly nice to have more choices about the shape and size of the heads you wanna use. The SIP tries to make up for it by including two soft ball heads as opposed to only one in Toloco, but I personally prefer having more options instead of one more soft head. Both devices come with nice carrying bags and a separate smaller case for the heads. The last thing worth mentioning here is the user manual; I really liked that Toloco gives you detailed specification of the device and provides you with extra information regarding the heads and how to use the device in general. The SIP comes with a very small manual that tells you almost nothing about the device itself and says very little on how to use it. Generally, I recommend that you go online and watch some videos on how to use a percussion gun, if you haven’t had previous experience with one, but it’s not necessary, and you can start right away by pointing the gun at you muscle and starting to get the pleasant feeling!
All in all, I found the Toloco to be a formidable device, capable of holding its own and even providing advantages over the popular SIP device. As a declaimer, I should say that I have used both of these devices for only a few days, as I wanted to write this review as soon as I can, before returning the Sharper Image device that I don’t need anymore to Costco. Therefore, I have no idea about the longevity of either device. I will try to update this review after a few months of use and let you know how it holds up (though if I don’t, it usually means that it is working fine :D) .
ROBERT –
Works as expected! Seems high quality and so far long battery life.
Osa O. –
Reliable, great attachments, charge lasts for a good while. Great massage gun. Works wonders on my calves after exercise. Great for my recent hip pain too.
Mrs Parry –
It works better than I thought it would, amazing for my pain and the battery is really good as well, easy to use in yourself
Beverly Ann White –
Best choice ever
Lawrence Sleezer –
At 57 and use treadmill daily legs were pretty achy. First massage gun Ive owned and it worked great. Very powerful and quiet and a good price point
Zero Signal –
This tool is AMAZING!! Will get out the tightest muscle easily. Only down fall is charging about every 3rd day. I would buy again
Milad k. –
A couple of years ago I was given a massage gun as a gift. I ended up using it more than I thought I would– not frequently, but whenever I had a muscle pain, trigger point pain, etc. It went a long way toward clearing up a bout of plantar fasciitis that I had in one foot and was just nice to have around for when I was sore.
Until the battery died, that is. One day, it wouldn’t switch on. The LEDs would light up when it was plugged in, but it immediately dead when it was unplugged. I tore it apart and diagnosed it as a bad charging module in the battery pack. This module regulates charging current to each battery but also outputs battery power to the massage gun. The batteries were fully charged but the board was dead and so was the massage gun.
For the price of a new battery pack, I found this massage gun. I didn’t expect much– most of the “good” massagers start around 3X the price of this one– but the reviews were consistently good so I rolled the dice.
The package arrived right away (same day delivery is awesome) and I was impressed by the fit and finish. The quality looks about as good as the much more expensive massager that it replaced. It charges with a USB-C charging cable which is nice because I have a bunch of those all over the place. My last one used a power supply with a DC barrel connector which, while quite robust, is not quite as common.
I charged it and set it to work on one of my hips, which has been giving me some pain lately. No, it didn’t immediately alleviate my pain. In my experience, you have to massage an area several times over the course of a couple of days to get relief, so I wasn’t expecting a miracle. However, it was about as powerful as my recently deceased massager, which is impressive considering the price. I’m sure it will work fine.
It only has 7 speeds vs. the 30 of my old massager, but I don’t really need 30 speeds anyway. Heck, I doubt I need 7. It came with an assortment of massage heads but, again, I’ll probably only use a couple of them. So far the ones that I used seem to work fine.
My guess is that most of these massagers– cheap or expensive– only last a couple of years before their batteries or their charging boards fail (according to some of the reviews, anyway). I’m not going to spend big bucks on one, especially when this one works pretty well. If you’re on the fence about a massage gun and are skeptical of the low price, don’t be. Buy it, use it, and replace it if/when the battery wings its way to battery heaven.
In the next few weeks I’ll use it to really beat myself up, and I’ll be able to see how well it withstands the abuse. If anything interesting happens I’ll update my review.
UPDATE:
I’ve had this thing for a few weeks now. I have to say, I’ve used it more than I thought I would. I’ve been fighting some pain in my leg, probably from a combination of weightlifting and riding a motorcycle. It starts in my hip/glute area and radiates down to my knee so I’ve been using this massager on my glute, the iliac region of my back, and my IT band. With this and some stretching, the pain is slowly starting to fade. It no longer keeps me up at night.
I’ve found that all of the attachments for my recently-deceased massage gun will also fit this one, so it seems as though the interface is fairly standard. Now I have more massage attachments than I know what to do with (I usually use the same 4 or 5 no matter where the pain is).
I use this thing pretty aggressively, really grinding it in to get to the spasming muscle or painful spot. No, it isn’t pleasant, but it works– I usually feel some immediate relief, and the overall pain diminishes with repeated uses. Getting better is hard work, but staying in pain is even harder so I resign myself to a few minutes of painful therapy and then reward myself with a little bourbon (for medicinal purposes, of course).
I’ve never run the batteries past the 2/3 full mark no matter how aggressively I use this thing, and I’m really impressed with how well it’s working, especially for the price. It shows no signs of failing but if it ever does, I’ll probably buy another. It works.