This massager is a steal at $32.
Blackleaf
Feeling a little stressed right now? You and the rest of the world. Time to dive into meditation, yoga, family board games and other stress relievers — and maybe a massage gun as well? Here’s one of the best deals I’ve seen: For a limited time, and while supplies last, the Blackleaf percussion massage gun drops to just $31.59 when you clip the on-page 20%-off coupon and then apply promo code 40GE8VC8 at checkout. Regular price: $79. That combination should work for several of the available colors.
Theragun is probably the best-known brand when it comes to these percussive muscle-punchers, though this Blackleaf model more closely resembles the Hyperice Hypervolt line. And it’s one of countless knockoffs you’ll see floating around Amazon with similarly weird brand names.
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Don’t let that dissuade you, though. I bought something similar a couple years back, and it’s been great. (Your mileage may vary, of course.) This one offers five speeds and four interchangeable heads. You also get a zippered carrying case, a rarity at this price point. The rechargeable battery is good for 3-5 hours of operation, according to Blackleaf.
The massager has a 4.7-star review average from over 700 buyers, meaning it’s a pretty good bet you’ll like it.
Looking for something smaller and lighter? These mini massage guns make great Valentine’s Day gifts, starting at $40.
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Originally published previously. Updated to reflect a new model and pricing. Removed expired bonus deal.
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