Ekrin Athletics B37v2 Deep Tissue Massage Gun with 5 Speeds and 4 Attachments
“4.5-star Theragun-tier percussion gun with 56 lb stall force, 12mm amplitude, and a 15-degree handle that finally lets you reach your own back. The performance pick at the price.”
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The Ekrin Athletics B37v2 is a percussion massage gun built around a brushless motor with 56 lbs of stall force and a 12mm amplitude, putting it in the same performance tier as massage guns that cost twice as much. The 15-degree angled handle is the practical detail buyers fall for: it lets you reach your own back, calves, and shoulders without contorting a wrist. Five speeds run from 1,400 to 3,200 percussions per minute, four attachments cover most muscle groups, and the lithium-ion battery delivers around 6 hours of mixed-speed use on a single USB-C charge. Best fit: gym regulars, lifters, runners, and desk workers who want the stall force of a Theragun without the Theragun price.
Pros
- 56 lb stall force matches Theragun Pro tier without the price
- Unique 15-degree handle reaches your own back, calves, and shoulders without wrist strain
- Ultra-quiet brushless motor; the kind you can use on the couch with the TV on
- USB-C charging and around 6 hours of real-world battery on mixed speeds
Cons
- Premium price for a massage gun, you can find a basic Toloco for a third of the cost
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Frequently asked questions
How does the B37v2 compare to a Theragun Pro?
The B37v2 hits 56 lbs of stall force and 12mm of amplitude, which puts it in the same performance tier as the Theragun Pro. The Theragun has a smartphone app and slightly more polished finish; the Ekrin gives you very similar power and a much friendlier price.
Is it actually quiet enough to use while watching TV?
Yes. Reviewers consistently call the brushless motor near-silent on speeds 1 and 2 and only mildly audible at full speed. You can comfortably use it on the couch without drowning out a show.
What's the angled handle actually for?
The 15-degree angle changes the wrist position so you can reach your own upper back, lower back, calves, and shoulders without contorting. If you've struggled to self-treat your back with a straight-handled gun, this is the difference.
Will the battery die mid-session?
Around 6 hours of mixed-speed use per charge in real-world testing, which is several full sessions. Charge via USB-C; full recharge takes a couple of hours.
Is it safe to use every day?
Daily use is fine for most people. Stick to 1 to 2 minutes per muscle group, avoid bony areas and joints, and keep pressure light on inflamed or injured tissue. Check with a physical therapist if you have an existing condition.
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