In this video, I've got the Infiniti PR pro endurance percussion massage gun. And I'm going
to give you my honest physical therapist review of this product. This is my new
favorite percussion massage gun for a variety of reasons, which I'll dive into next,
let's just open up the box. So you can see what this looks like. I picked this up off of Amazon.
And I'll put a link in the description below. There's the box. So if you want to go check it
out on Amazon, you can, it's got this really nice case, by the way, very sturdy, it's kind of a,
it's got some flexibility to it. But it is a harder case zipper works really nice. It's got
these flexible handles on there. So it's nice and comfy. And it's got a nice little carrying handle.
So open it up all the way. There you go. So here's what's inside. We've got
an instruction booklet here, that it's not very long at all, it's mainly got like some
important information, you know, dangerous situations where you shouldn't be using this,
how to operate it, which I'm going to show you here in a second, the different
attachments that come with it. And the specifications on it as well like the specs,
we got some replacement gaskets here because they were out sometimes a little silica gel
packet, which is leaking everywhere. Oops. Make sure we pick those up later. Oh yeah,
they're all over in here, too. Okay, here's your charger cable. We've got that kind of attachment.
I don't know what that's called. But it's not like a USB deal. Here's the gun itself. No nothing
attached to right now I was using this earlier it did it did come with one attached. Here's the
extra battery pack that slips in this way. And then you have six attachment heads your
your thumb like one this is supposed to simulate your thumb. You have your typical spherical
ball shaped one that's got this firm kind of foam. And then we have your the round flat one.
The one that looks like horns that's supposed to be for your spine.
Then you have your edge tool. And this is unique about this one, it's got what
they call a dampener and this is a cushiony one. So you can squish it down it's kind of
I think it's air filled maybe a little bit of foam in there, hard to tell it's rubber on the outside
and discuss this has some nice give to it. Now I have to push pretty hard to get it to squash down.
But it does have some give to a compared to this one. This one doesn't squash down very much at
all. And these are hard plastic, I mean you can see that right there versus this is soft foam.
And this is like a cushion hollow cushion on the inside it's hollow. So there you go. Those are all
the components of this. Now the specifications say that the gun weighs two and a half pounds.
And I'd say they're about right, I'm sorry 2.2 pounds, not two and a half pounds. So
two and a fifth pounds. And it's you know about the normal wait for a bigger size gun, they this
is definitely a bigger gun from what I've used in the past that percussion guns they have some
little small ones that fit nicely in the palm of your hand, but they just don't have as much power.
And the battery doesn't test doesn't tend to last as long. This one has excellent battery
life. So this come with these two batteries, which you have an off and on switch down here. Right
here we're about the trigger would be you push that button and then that releases the battery.
There we go. So there's the motor and the attachment. And the controls are right here in the
back. Here's your battery. So this is pretty cool because you have two batteries. And the adapter
the charger plugs in right there to the bottom of the battery. Of course this goes into your wall.
And what I love about these batteries, and you're not going to have to see this very well because
the light is really high here I have lights on me. But you can kind of see it by closing. There's a
ring this kind of whitish ring around that is a battery indicator. And right now this one's kind
of orange yellowish. This one because this one doesn't have as much of a charge. This one's green
because this one's fully charged. I charge this one so obviously it's fully charged. But this
one is used a bit. Well it's more than halfway used and it shows you it gives a nice visual
in lower light. You can see it very well. I think I can see it here I just don't want the
camera might not look the same way. But it's got this orange ring around there. Whereas when I
turn this one on, it's got a green ring. So I love that about this. It's got like an indicator of the
battery. You don't have to plug it into the gun too. No, I'm going to put the lower charge battery
in. And so all you do is it tells you which sides front. So this one has like a white paint sticker
on it. This one has a, it's not painted, but you can see it on there it says front,
and it's where this little ledges, that's what snaps into the where the button is right here.
There it is, it's aligned, and you just snap it in place. And let's talk about
how to use this bad boy. So you're just going to switch it on, are we headed on,
you have to have that switch on, then you're ready to push this button, oh, you have to attach
a ball first or an attachment here and you just pop it in, it seats it right in. And then
it does have a battery indicator here as well. So it's telling me it said about 40%. Right here,
you have a 20% 40 6080 and 100%. And then up here, these are the settings of the
revolutions per minute or how fast this moves forward and back. So if I hit now that it's on,
I can hit one. And it's going at the first setting. It's pretty quiet. There's a second,
third, fourth, fifth, that's the highest setting right there.
And the press one more time, and turns it off. Pretty straightforward to use. Really,
really cool. So you would just turn it on, let's use it on yourself now. So
that's in the opposition, turn it on, hit the button, it's on level one. And then you put it
wherever you're going to work. And you would just slide it up and down on the muscle not on
the bone. Not in any other tissues except muscles, you don't put it on your face, don't worry in your
head, you could work it on your neck. But where there's muscle, and then of course, you know,
chest, shoulders back, have this some have somebody do this to us is really nice. But
generally you're going to use this wherever you have stiffness and muscles that needs to free up.
Let's talk about a few of the different heads and what you would use them for.
So this is kind of a general use head you can use this pretty much everywhere you want. The idea
with this one is you're supposed to get into date to deeper muscles. So because it's supposed to be
like your thumb, like if you rub your leg like this with the heel of your hand, it's not as
a point tender as point specific as if you push with your thumb. That's what this is supposed to
simulate here. So if I turn it on for that I can get in real specific. Now this is more aggressive
for sure. And so what I love about this gun, what's unique about this this set is that it comes
with the dampener. So let me show you that one. So I like this dampener because it's a great beginner
head attachment to use. So you once that's in you, you turn it on the I always want
to pull the trigger, but that's the battery release, it won't release unless you pull and
put the trigger pull the trigger at the same time and pull the battery out so it's not a
going to just slide out on you. There you go. So you would just put that on yourself and it's
a little less aggressive than all the other tools. This is probably the one that's next in lease
aggressiveness. And I can't tell between these two probably this one that's most aggressive.
This one can be pretty bad too though. You ever use this one.
And this one doesn't feel too bad either. It just it just isn't as soft
it feels similar. This is the hard plastic one. It feels similar to this
dampener this cushion dampener this flat hard one feels similar to the cushion dampener but it's not
as soft so if you put that one on, and use it on yourself, it just hammers you a little
more directly. There's no cushion on it, but it's not as point specific so it's
more tolerable if you're very sensitive compared to this one that's kind of pointy.
Alright, let's talk about the pros of the Infiniti PR Pro, endurance percussion massage gun.
So definitely like the detachable batteries I especially like the detachable batteries because
for me what I've run into with these massage guns is you know I'm not constantly charging them and
so it kind of sneaks up on me when I run out of battery and if I'm in the middle of using it
or I'm just beginning to use the massage gun and the battery dies on me and I don't have a backup.
Then I'm stuck having to go plug this thing in and charge it. The cool thing with this is as long as
you keep your backup charged if this one runs out of battery, I just slipped that right out
and go plug this one in, and I have one that's charged ready to go. And I don't miss a beat,
I get to keep going. And I get to keep using this, switch it on, there you go, turn this one off.
And I never miss a beat. So you can constantly be using this. In other words,
you don't have to wait for it to charge because you could just be charging your backup that died.
And then of course, as you use a battery, and this one, this one's got some charge to it.
The instructions say that these take about three hours to charge fully,
but you get four hours of use out of it. So theoretically, you'll never have a lapse in
being able to use your gun, if you are just charging your backup.
The other big feature, the big pro that I like about this,
when we're talking about pros and cons is this attachment right here. I absolutely love this
attachment for several reasons. One is just cushions so it's not as aggressive. And one of
the things that I hear with my clients that begin to use a massage gun is it's kind of aggressive,
even the softest attachment that comes with it. But this one is even softer, it's wider. So it's
just much less aggressive on your body. And this is a good place to start out with the vibration
that this gun creates can be kind of bothersome or just distracting for people to make their nose
tick all the time. And so this dampens that for sure and allows you to get the benefit of
getting your muscle to free up while still while not overdoing it while not being too aggressive.
So I have not seen another gun with this kind of attachment is probably one out too. There's
so many massage guns. I really liked this one though, for the price, the features that you get,
I think it's well worth the spend on getting this massage. And if you're looking at getting one,
just some other features that I've mentioned already that I really like about this,
just to give you the pros, that battery light indicator on the battery that was showing you
so like I switch this one on, it's orange right now, because I've been using this one,
I don't have to plug it into the gun to read this battery indicator to know that I need to go charge
this one. So I think that's a pretty cool feature they built in to these battery packs. The carrying
case is really nice. I love it. And the motor is pretty darn quiet. I have had many of these guns
and the older guns that are really, really big, the motors were really loud, I feel like the
technology is just getting better and better. And this one's got good power and the motors quiet. I
mean, I've never had a talk over this thing. There was other guns that I used to have to talk over
with somebody just sitting next to me. And I feel like I can watch TV quietly while the kids are
asleep as I have to do with my wife sometimes and use a gun and it's not making any noise,
any excessive noise whatsoever. And I can still have a conversation in a whispering voice without
this thing overpowering it. So I love it. I mean it, I guess it could get quieter. But for me,
the level of noises makes is very manageable. It doesn't bother me one bit. And let's talk about
the cons of this gun. It is a heavier gun. And so if you're a smaller person with smaller hands,
and you're trying to reach in awkward spots where it's just you're stretching your arm
quite a bit to get there, this is going to want to fall out of your hands. So you have to be okay
with getting a heavier gun, it's two and a half pounds, 2.2 pounds, I'm sorry. So it's not super
heavy. But you know, if you're holding it there for a while, especially with the thing moving,
it does get a little tiring your hand if you have smaller hands are just not as strong as somebody
else. So that could be a factor. I think they could stand to make the battery smaller as well.
Here's another con, like this a for a battery is a long time and for commercial use, like we use it
here in the clinic. I mean, we're using it all day, potentially some days. I love the battery
size, and it works really well for me. But for personal use, I think they could shave off some of
the weight if they make the battery pack smaller and allow you to handle the gun better. So the
battery is kind of big. I mean, look how much it sticks out and I don't have small hands by means
this is a huge battery. But works for me. I don't have any problems. Just something that I thought
some people would have an issue with. Alright, so for my honest physical therapists review,
this is a winner. I would definitely take this home. If you were my pal or you're coming into
the clinic and you're telling me I want to buy a massage gun, you need to go get the
Infiniti PR pro endurance massage gun. best bang for your buck. Double battery packs, quiet motor,
good power, great battery life technically infinite battery life as long as you keep in your
backup charge. You never have to stop with this thing. And it's got the nice little carrying case.
So you will be well taken care of if you get this gun I think it's well worth the costs. Hey,
if you want to get this gun it is down in the description below. There's a link and
Amazon link to it. And in case this is the first time you've met me, my name is
Dr. David Middaugh. I'm a specialist physical therapist at El Paso manual physical therapy
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