Theragun Prime (6th Gen) alternatives Most stall force
The Opove M3 Pro Massage Gun leads with 70 lb. Only models whose makers list stall force are ranked here.
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70 lb of stall force, a 12 mm stroke against 16, 4 to 8 hours of battery against about 120 minutes and six attachments against two. It weighs 2.43 lb against 1.99. $200 less.
A 14.5 mm stroke against 16, with 4 to 8 hours of battery against about 120 minutes, 50 lb of stall force and 49 dB. It is slightly heavier, 2.27 lb against 1.99, and has three speeds against five, but six attachments against two. $150 less.
Lighter at 1.5 lb against 1.99, with 3.5 hours of battery against about 120 minutes, 50 lb of stall force, up to 2,800 strokes a minute and five attachments. The stroke is 10 mm against 16. $250 less.
A massage gun is a motor that drives a head back and forth, and the numbers that separate one from another are few: how far the head travels each stroke (amplitude), how hard you can press before it stalls, how fast it strikes, how long the battery runs, how heavy it is in the hand, and how loud it is.
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