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The Hyperice Vyper 3 adds 3 vibration speeds to a contoured roller for about $159. Here is when that beats a $25 foam roller.
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The arboleaf Mini weighs 0.9 lb, runs under 45dB and has an 8mm stroke for about $42. Great for necks and calves, less so for big leg muscles.
Kaged Creatine HCL delivers the muscle recovery benefits of creatine in a concentrated, bloat-free formula that mixes easily.
The RENPHO Eyeris 1 adds heat up to 113°F, air compression and Bluetooth music to an eye mask for about $47. Here is who it suits.
The RECOVEREX 88 Gallon plunge pairs an inflatable tub with a 1125W chiller that holds 41°F. Here is who it makes sense for and what to check first.
The NAPRE Foldable has a 10mm stroke and angled handle. The 3 in 1 Mini adds hot and cold therapy in a travel size gun. Here is which to buy.