With hundreds of massage guns on the market, specs like "amplitude," "stall force," and "RPM" can be confusing. Here's what actually matters:
Amplitude (mm): The depth of each percussion stroke. Consumer-grade guns offer 10–12mm. Professional devices like the Easore Pro reach 16mm — the difference between surface vibration and deep tissue treatment.
Stall Force (kg): How much pressure the gun can handle before the motor stalls. Under 30kg = light use only. 55kg = you can lean in with full body weight without losing power.
Noise Level: Look for brushless motors under 45dB — quiet enough to use while watching TV.
Bottom line: if you're serious about recovery, don't compromise on amplitude and stall force. Everything else is secondary.
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