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The splurge pick at NBC Select and Garage Gym Reviews, with 16 mm depth, 60 lb stall force, six attachments and a swiveling arm. It costs over $500, is heavy, and its huge case is hard to pack. Most people don't need this much.
Top complaints
- Very expensive
NBC Select lists it as expensive, and GGR says it's more than most people need and out of reach for many buyers (about $499–$530).
Source: NBC Select, Garage Gym Reviews - Heavy, bulky, hard to travel with
NBC lists it as heavy (2.2 lb by its spec; GGR lists 2.76 lb). GGR's tester says the carrying case is massive and hard to pack into luggage, and scores portability 3/5.
Source: NBC Select, Garage Gym Reviews - Not quiet
GGR lists it at about 60–70 dB (decibels 4/5), louder than its quietest picks.
Source: Garage Gym Reviews
What owners love
- Maximum power
16 mm amplitude and 60 lb stall force (GGR 5/5); NBC calls it very powerful.
Source: Garage Gym Reviews, NBC Select - Reaches hard spots
GGR's tester says the triangular handle and swiveling arm make hard-to-reach spots easy.
Source: Garage Gym Reviews - Full kit
Six attachments (NBC, GGR), and GGR says it comes with two batteries for about 5 hours total.
Source: NBC Select, Garage Gym Reviews
- You're on a budget
- You travel with your gun
- Your hands or wrists tire easily
- Athletes who want maximum depth and force
- Reaching awkward spots with the swiveling arm
- Long sessions (two batteries, per GGR)
Scores (tap for why)
What experts say
- NBC Select: Best splurge (updated 2026-04-17): very powerful with six attachments, but expensive and heavy.
- Garage Gym Reviews: Best deep-tissue gun: power, battery and attachments 5/5. Bulky, expensive and more than most people need.