Black Friday and Cyber Monday have some can’t-miss Therabody deals on the brand’s most coveted recovery tools. Whether you’re looking to soothe sore muscles, up your skincare game, or simply melt away stress, the Therabody tool can do wonders. If you’ve been thinking about installing a Theragun or LED mask for the future, now might be the time to hit “add to cart.” Here are the best Black Friday Therabody deals, chosen for maximum relaxation and minimal buyer’s remorse.
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The Theragun Sense has the same luxe benefits as more expensive models, such as an LCD screen and guided breathing procedures, but without the $500 price tag. Four attachments (standard ball, dampener, thumb, and small point) handle everything from sore calves to stiff shoulders. It’s whisper-quiet compared to other Theraguns, so I can declutter without sounding like I’m blasting a power drill.
For those new to Theragun, the Relief is a no-nonsense massage gun that delivers exactly what you need—minus the glitzy extras. Three speed settings and attachments (standard ball, dampener, and thumb) make it a powerful tool for dealing with tension. It’s a perfect entry for beginners into the world of Therabody, and this sale makes it even more appealing.
The Theragun Mini 2 may be small, but it is powerful. With 150 minutes of battery life, it’s ready to target all those tender areas that need attention, whether you’re at the gym, on the plane, or on the go. When I work from home, I like to keep it next to my desk when I start to feel sore. In addition, the little boy comes with a case.
The Wave Roller takes foam rollers to the next level. At $109, it’s more affordable than Therabody massage guns, and it’s great for improving flexibility, mobility, and circulation. With five vibration waves and the integration of the Therabody app, you can re-target specific painful muscles with varying strengths.
The TheraFace Mask is skincare that feels like self-care. These many beauty treatments include LED light therapy and soothing vibrations to massage your pressure points. It’s definitely a splurge, but the soothing feel and visible benefits for the skin make it hard to resist. If you’ve been eyeing a fancy LED mask, this is your green light for sale.
TheraFace Pro is a chameleon of facial rejuvenation tools. With six interchangeable heads, it offers all kinds of facials, from LED therapy and microcurrent therapy to deep cleansing and percussive massage. If you invest a large amount of money in monthly facials, TheraFace Pro will save you time and dollars.
Hours of screen time can wreak havoc on your eyes, but SmartGoggles provide comfort and relief with gentle heating and vibration. It feels like a warm hug to your face, melting away eye strain and headaches. We love the original model (9/10, WIRED Recommends)—Whether you’re fighting Zoom fatigue or just need a break, these glasses are a must-try.
For muscle recovery beyond massage, the PowerDot 2.0 Duo uses neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) to target specific areas, improve strength, and relieve period cramps. It comes with everything you need, including a set of electrode pads (lasts up to 25 sessions), and is currently $70 off.
The TheraCup brings cupping therapy into the modern age with a combination of suction, heat, and vibration. It’s incredibly easy to use, and the safety sensors make sure you can’t skip it. If the idea of making traditional cups scares you, this device is a different option at home. For $20 off, it’s a budget-friendly way to bring the spa to you.
