Quick Answer: Sam’s Club’s massage gun shelf is narrow and single-brand — samsclub.com lists Sharper Image Powerboost models, including the Powerboost Deep Tissue Percussion Massager 3.0 and the Powerboost Ultra, priced around $119. Unlike Costco, whose rotating warehouse stock has included real Theragun and Hypervolt units, Sam’s Club’s assortment is Sharper Image only — so you’re paying warehouse-club prices and (potentially) a warehouse-club membership fee for the same budget-tier brand that Kohl’s and Target already carry without one. The membership itself isn’t strictly required: Sam’s Club’s 10% non-member guest-checkout surcharge (about $12 on a $119 gun) is cheaper than the $60/year Club membership Sam’s Club has charged since a May 1, 2026 price increase.

“Massage gun sam’s club” gets searched a few dozen times a month by shoppers who already have a membership card in their wallet and want to know if it’s worth using here, or by people wondering if joining just for a massage gun makes sense. Here’s exactly what’s stocked, what it costs, and the actual membership math.

By the numbers

Every massage gun listing we found on samsclub.com in 2026 was a Sharper Image Powerboost model — the Deep Tissue Percussion Massager 3.0 and the Powerboost Ultra Deep Tissue Percussion Massager, the latter running about $119 and including interchangeable attachments, a carrying case, and USB-C charging. We found no Theragun, Hyperice, Ekrin, or Bob and Brad listings in the assortment. On the membership side, Sam’s Club’s own pricing (effective May 1, 2026) puts the base Club tier at $60/year (up from $50) and Plus at $120/year (up from $110) — a real increase worth knowing about if you’re weighing whether to join.

Sam’s Club Sharper Image lineup

ModelTypeSam's Club price
Powerboost Deep Tissue Percussion Massager 3.0Full-size~$80–100
Powerboost Ultra Deep Tissue Percussion MassagerFull-size, 5 attachments~$119

Sharper Image Powerboost (via Amazon)

Same lineup Sam's Club carries, no membership card or guest surcharge needed
  • The Powerboost Ultra's 5-attachment set and carrying case match what Sam's Club lists, without a membership card at checkout.
  • Independent testing by Massage Gun Advice measured a full-size Powerboost model at roughly 25–30 lb stall force — a real but modest budget-tier gun, not deep-tissue-grade against a Theragun's ~60 lb.
  • Amazon's return window is shorter than Sam's Club's, but there's no membership fee or surcharge attached either way.
Check Sharper Image Powerboost prices on Amazon →

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For the full independent stall-force numbers and a model-by-model breakdown of the entire Powerboost line, see our Sharper Image massage gun review — the same brand Sam’s Club, Kohl’s, Target, Best Buy, and Walmart all carry.

The membership math, done honestly

Sam’s Club is a warehouse club like Costco — you’d expect a membership requirement at checkout. In practice, it isn’t absolute: Sam’s Club lets non-members complete a guest checkout on samsclub.com, adding a 10% non-member surcharge and withholding member perks like curbside pickup and Scan & Go. On a $119 Powerboost Ultra, that surcharge adds roughly $12 — a one-time cost that’s far below the $60/year Club membership fee Sam’s Club has charged since its May 1, 2026 price increase (Plus runs $120/year). If a massage gun is genuinely the only reason you’re considering Sam’s Club, the guest surcharge is the cheaper path unless you already shop there regularly for groceries, gas, or other bulk purchases that would justify the membership on its own.

Sam’s Club vs. Costco vs. the department stores

RetailerCore brand(s)Membership required?Price rangeReturn window
Sam's ClubSharper Image (exclusive)No — 10% guest surcharge online~$80–$11990 days, no receipt
CostcoRotating Theragun/Hypervolt/Sharper ImageEffectively yes for warehouse pricingVaries by rotation90 days, no receipt, used OK
Kohl'sSharper Image (exclusive)No$53.99–$129.9990 days (120 w/ Kohl's Card)
TargetSharper Image (near-exclusive)No$54.99–$99.9930 days (60 with Circle Card)
AmazonEvery brand, official storefrontsNoFull range30 days standard

The pattern that stands out: Sam’s Club’s massage gun selection lands closer to Kohl’s and Target than to its fellow warehouse club Costco. Costco’s rotating stock has genuinely included Therabody and Hyperice units at various points, which is the real reason to pay a warehouse-club premium. Sam’s Club, at least in the listings we found, hasn’t — so you’re getting the same single-brand Sharper Image assortment as two retailers that never asked for a membership fee in the first place. See our massage guns at Costco, Walmart & Target roundup for the full brand-rotation picture, or massage gun at Kohl’s for the closest direct comparison.

Should you buy your massage gun at Sam’s Club?

Only if two things line up: you specifically want a Sharper Image Powerboost model, and you’re either already a member or fine with the roughly $12 guest surcharge on a $119 gun. Joining Sam’s Club purely to buy a massage gun doesn’t pencil out — the $60 annual fee costs five times what the guest surcharge would, and the brand you’d be buying is the same one Kohl’s and Target sell without any membership question at all. If a Theragun or Hypervolt is actually the goal, Sam’s Club’s assortment won’t get you there; Costco’s rotating stock might, and Amazon always will.

The bottom line

Sam’s Club carries exactly one massage gun brand — Sharper Image’s Powerboost line — at prices from roughly $80 to $119, with a 90-day no-receipt return window on electronics. The genuine wrinkle is the membership: Sam’s Club doesn’t actually require one for an online purchase, just a 10% guest surcharge, which beats the $60/year Club fee for a one-time buy. For a wider brand comparison, start with our best massage gun picks; if a Sharper Image model is already the plan, our Sharper Image massage gun review has the independent stall-force numbers Sam’s Club’s product pages don’t publish.

Sources: Sharper Image Powerboost Ultra Deep Tissue Percussion Massager — Sam’s Club; Sharper Image Powerboost Deep Tissue Percussion Massager 3.0 — Sam’s Club; Sam’s Club Return Policy 2026 — Can I Return?; Sam’s Club Membership Cost Went Up May 1 — The Krazy Coupon Lady.