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Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Review 2024

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    Sydney Kaiser
    Sydney KaiserProduct Reviewer, Content Writer, Certified Personal Trainer

    Sydney is a certified fitness instructor, personal trainer, and sports nutritionist who combines her passion for fitness, health, and wellness with her passion for writing. After graduating from UC Riverside with a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, she began teaching indoor cycling and Lagree Fitness group fitness classes to people of all ages and abilities. Raised in Central Michigan, Sydney grew up training and competing on the Arabian Horse Association circuit through both Regional and National levels in Dressage and Sport Horse classes. In college, Sydney went on to compete at the collegiate level as a Division 1 equestrian athlete. Here at TRG, Sydney relies on her extensive background in fitness when reviewing and recommending all kinds of fitness, recovery, and health-related equipment and products.

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October 10, 2023

October 10, 2023
  • Sydney Kaiser
    Sydney Kaiser
    Product Reviewer, Content Writer, Certified Personal Trainer

Ekrin Athletics is a newer brand of massage guns. It’s certainly growing in popularity to rival top brands like Therabody and Hyperice. You might have heard of Ekrin Massage Guns if you’re in the know when it comes to massage guns on the market. If you haven’t, you’ve probably heard of Chris Hemsworth – aka Thor. Well, Chris Hemsworth’s stunt double, Bobby Holland Hanton, swears by Ekrin Massage Guns. You might be thinking, well if it’s good enough for Thor’s stunt double, it’s good enough for me! The Ekrin B37 Massage Gun is certainly well-powered, quiet, and capable of aiding you in muscle recovery. It’s also more than that. In this review of the Ekrin B37 Massage Gun, I’m going to go over what to expect from this percussive tool so you can decide if it really is good for you.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Review 2024

The Ekrin B37 comes with extra attachments and a carrying case.

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Why You Should Trust Our Review Of The Ekrin B37 Massage Gun

Our team has reviewed numerous massage guns from different brands. We’ve tested high-end massage guns and price-friendly options, as well as midrange models. We have a large collection of percussive therapy tools so when we get in a new massage gun, we can directly compare it to others we have on hand. This way, we can determine how loud and powerful a massage gun is compared to other popular models.

When testing the Ekrin B37, we pulled out the Theragun Pro, a few from Bob And Brad, the Hypervolt Go 2, and the Ekrin Bantam, to name a few.


Pros
  • This is a powerful and effective massage gun for the price.
  • It is quiet with 5 speed settings to offer a great range of percussion to choose from.
  • The high-quality design features a unique 15-degree angled handle that has a soft coating.
  • It comes with a hardshell zipper case that fits everything well so you can take the massage gun where you need to.
  • There are 4 different attachment heads depending on where and what kind of muscle tension you have.
  • The construction is impressive and it’s backed with a lifetime warranty.
Cons
  • The handle is a little thick for smaller hands.
  • Its price range might not be best for some people.

FeaturesSpecs
  • 5 Adjustable Speed Settings (1400, 1800, 2200, 2600, and 3200 RPMs)
  • Unique Ergonomic 15-Degree Handle
  • 4 Included Attachment Heads (Flat, Bullet, Round, and Fork)
  • Hardshell Zipper Case Included
  • 10 Minutes Intelligent Stop
  • 8 Hours of Battery Life
  • LED Lights for speed settings and battery life
  • No Bluetooth Connectivity
  • Charger Included
  • Handle Size: 5.5” L
  • Handle Circumference: 6.1”
  • Weight: 2.2 lbs
  • Level 3 Brushless Motor
  • Amplitude: 12 mm
  • Stall Force: 56 lbs
  • Rechargeable Premium Lithium-ion Battery
  • Warranty: Lifetime
Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Review


In-depth Review of Ekrin B37 Massage Gun


Construction

Overall, we’re really impressed with the construction of the Ekrin B37 Massage Gun. It has a pretty standard size, meaning this isn’t a very small massage gun, but it only weighs 2.2 lbs. It doesn’t necessarily fit in your hand like compact massage guns, but it isn’t heavy by any means.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun In Hand

In fact, its lightweight design pairs well with the construction that is powerful and quiet.

Motor

Starting with the motor, the B37 has a level 3 brushless motor. Most massage guns have brushless motors, however, some are louder than others. The Theragun Pro and Mini are louder massage guns, while most models from Bob And Brad are quiet. Most of Bob And Brad’s massage guns aren’t as powerful, however, as the Ekrin B37.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun On Calf

The B37 is powerful AND quiet.

We’ve been using it in our office for the past few months and we love how quiet it is to use. While it isn’t quite as powerful as the Theragun Pro, which is typically considered the “Gold Standard” of massage guns, it has a heavy-duty stall force. The stall force is said to be 56 lbs versus the Theragun Pro’s 60 lb stall force.

The stall force is the amount of pressure or weight that can be applied when using the massage gun before the motor stalls out. 56 lbs is an incredible amount of weight and I assure you that you won’t (and shouldn’t) put that amount of pressure behind a massage gun on your body or anyone else’s. Plus, with all of the other components on the B37, you won’t need to push down into your muscles that hard to relieve tension. You also won’t have to worry about stalling out the motor when using it.

While the Ekrin B37 does have a strong stall force, it is still best for personal use. The Theragun Pro is rated to handle personal and commercial use, but the B37 is best for a single person or a family household.

Amplitude

The amplitude of a massage gun is the amount that the attachment head moves in and out when applying the percussive therapy. It is the amount that the massage gun digs into your muscles. The Ekrin B37 is said to have a 12mm amplitude. 16mm is the highest (currently) on massage guns, so 12mm is appropriate for most midrange models. It’s also plenty effective at targeting sore muscles and relieving tension.

It provides a deeper massage than some of Bob And Brad’s Massage Guns like the X6 Pro that only has a 10.5 mm amplitude.

Handle

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Handle

While the overall design of the Ekrin B37 is fairly standard, the handle is a little unique.

Instead of being a right angle like other massage guns like the Hypervolt Go 2, or the Bob And Brad C2, it has a 15-degree angle. It’s also fairly long at 5.5”.

This makes it a little easier for me to reach areas of my body like my mid-back. The handle has a 6.1” circumference which might be a little thick for people with smaller hands. I have fairly short fingers and am a short person at only 5’1” tall. While I can grip the B37’s handle fine, it just feels a little thick. I also like to change up my hand placement and sometimes grip the top part of this massage gun, which is even thicker than the handle. A slightly slimmer handle and top might make this massage gun a tad bit easier for more people to use.

Percussion Settings

I really like the range that the percussion speeds have to offer on the B37. Most massage guns tend to have higher percussions per minute of 2000+. The Ekrin B37 covers this range (and then some) while still offering lower speeds.

The five settings include 1400, 1800, 2200, 2600, and 3200 RPMs. This range is the greatest that we’ve seen on massage guns we’ve tested. The lowest range is definitely slow and feels lighter, while the highest setting provides the strongest amount of percussive therapy.

You use the top power button to adjust the percussion speeds as well as turn the B37 on and off. LED lights on top of the power button at the top of the massage gun display which level you’re on.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Power Button

The lights are small but easy to see.

Attachments

The Ekrin B37 comes with 4 different adjustment head attachments. These attachments vary on the areas of the body you should use them and the level of pressure they provide.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Attachments

All of these attachments are pretty typical for what most massage guns come with.

Flat Head

The flat head is my favorite. It is firm yet soft enough to use on most areas of the body without feeling like too much. I like that it isn’t so firm that it feels like I’m being slapped at higher percussive speeds. Some flat-head attachments are very stiff and feel like too much, even at lower speeds, but this attachment has just the right amount of padding and firmness.

Bullet Head

The bullet head is pretty standard and best for targeting deep tension and smaller muscles. If you have a knot in your back, this one is your best bet for helping to get it out.

Round Head

The round head reminds me of most round attachments on massage guns. In fact, most massage guns on Amazon come with foam round attachments like this one. My cheap Amazon massage gun that I got years ago before I had the opportunity to try some of the best on the market, has a very similar round attachment.

Most of our reviewers find this attachment to be just fine, while others aren’t a fan of the material. If you use it on bare skin, you’ll notice the attachment will look dirty afterward. It also isn’t as easy to clean because of the porous material versus the other plastic attachments that the B37 comes with.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Round Head Attachment

I think this one and the flat head are best for large muscle groups.

Fork Head

The last attachment is the fork head. It is kind of the like the bullet head, but it has 2 areas for relieving tension versus 1. The fork head forks so you can use it over the spine to target the muscles on either side of the spine without hitting the bones. This one is best for use on specific areas.

Functionality & Performance

What really blew us away about the Ekrin B37 Percussion Massager is how quiet, yet powerful it is. You can easily carry on a conversation while using it.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun On Shoulder

It has a good motor, excellent stall force, and a great range of percussion speeds.

We recommend the B37 for most athletes and people. It is great for muscle recovery and for use before and after workouts. Bobby Holland Hanton says he even uses it in between some reps if he needs it. We’ve found that the Ekrin B37 has a great range of attachments and percussion settings to appeal to a wide range of people and preferences. Areas like my neck which are usually more tender than my lower back and quads are best for the lower speed ranges, while the higher speed ranges are great when my leg muscles are sore.

Being a midrange massage gun, the B37 is priced at kind of the middle of the pack. Some massage guns are priced at around double, while others are $100 or so cheaper. While we understand that the B37’s price tag might not work for everyone, it is pretty well priced considering its quality and features.

Something to keep in mind is that the B37 doesn’t have any Bluetooth connectivity. Ekrin Athletics doesn’t offer an app for guidance while using their massage guns.

Our team is also impressed with the long battery life that the B37 has. It is said to handle up to 8 hours of use, which for personal use means that this massage gun can last days if not weeks before needing to be recharged. It comes with a charging plug that plugs into the bottom of the massage gun. There are also 4 small LED lights under the power button that show how much juice the battery has. These are right below the other lights that show the percussion speed settings.

As I mentioned, the Ekrin B37 is best for personal use. It also comes with a built-in 10-minute timer. The massage gun will automatically turn off after 10 minutes of continual use. If you want to use it for longer than that, you can just turn it back on. 10 minutes is long enough for most people, though.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Case

I really like that the B37 comes with a hardshell zipper case.

Everything has a spot, including the attachments and charger. This makes the B37 more portable, even though it isn’t Ekrin’s travel-size option, the Ekrin Bantam is. You could of course put the B37 in your gym bag or suitcase on its own, but the case is really nice for storing and keeping all of the components in one place.

Warranty

We are really pleased that Ekrin backs the B37 with an impressive lifetime warranty. Most massage guns come with 1-year warranties in comparison. This definitely helps to instill confidence in the construction and quality.

Ekrin B37 Massage Gun Review

Bottom Line Review: Ekrin B37 Massage Gun

The Ekrin B37 Massage Gun is an impressive percussive therapy tool. We love how quiet it is to use, yet how powerful and effective at aiding in muscle recovery and tension it is. It comes with a strong 56 lb stall force so you can trust that the motor won’t stall even when you’re targeting deep tension. Plus, the 12mm amplitude and 5 percussive speed settings provide plenty of depth and options depending on your preference and amount of tightness. Not only can you use this massage gun just about anywhere without disrupting those around you, but it is also backed with a lifetime warranty. Use the B37 in your home, at the gym, and even take it with you on the go. Wherever you use it, know that your body will thank you.

Related Massage Gun Reviews:

  • Theragun Mini Massage Gun Review
  • Hypervolt Go 2 Massage Gun Review
  • Bob And Brad C2 Massage Gun Review
  • Theragun Pro Massage Gun Review
  • Ekrin Bantam Massage Gun Review

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