Massage the feet
3 kneading & 3 air pressure intensities
The soothing heat function
Easy control the touch panel and removable washable cloth
12 Months Worry-Free
CamelCamelCamel.
Would like to get recommendation on a massage chair
Looks good. How do you rate this chair?
@cheapo999: For the price and features. It does the job. I'd definitely buy it again at $889. I use it about twice a week to take the edge off non-fault car crash injuries. They tend to fall into the treadmill/fruit juicer category for most people though. So think very carefully about buying it.
It's a bit of a pig to assemble and seems rather shoddy but once it's bedded in it's pretty darn good.
Fit perfectly with any room decor, as long as the said room is on the Starship Enterprise.
Would like recommendation for a good foot massager, hopefully something that's good for Plantar Fasciitis.
Unable to provide, my chair has a foot massager built in. Unfortunately there was nothing good and cheap I could find in regards to foot massagers. I went with what should of been one of the best on the market and it still sucked.
Not really intended for feet but I'm gonna say one these pheonix massage guns
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Massage-Gun-LCD-Percussion-Massa…
Also not cheapest price… I just had a quick search on ebay
Basically these are chinese theraguns (great for all over the body)
Not even worth it at half the price…
I've done my research and paid my moneys…
Only a few factories in China making these and the design unfortunately leaves a lot to be desired.
I bought one for a hospital but got rejected because it was deemed an 'infection risk'… anyway, would I spend even the $80 I spent again? Nope… it's sitting at a friends house and gets used twice a week. Hell, even my full blown massage chair that retails for $2500 (I paid $900 and only because it was cheaper than buying direct and renting space in a container) doesn't give good foot massages.
Would definitely save the coin on this one!