Foot Massager Machine with Heat, Shiatsu Deep Kneading Foot Massager with Remote, Compression, Multi-Massage Modes, Auto-Off Timers, Gifts for Women Men, FSA or HSA Eligible

Bought this on sale for $60 and totally worth it (so as long as it lasts!).Have used this for 3 days (at the time of writing this review) and turns right on and does what it claims!I've always had flat feet but never had too bad problems until Father Time caught up with me. Now, I NEED those Good Feet insoles all day / every day or I am in some bad pain with planter's fasciitis.I will say that I still have my Brookstone foot massager from 20 years ago that still is functioning. (It's the one that was most expensive, so it's the top of the line model.) But it doesn't have the compression that this model does.After 3 days of use it has definitely been worth the sales price!Pros:Feet slide in easily (Size 10 mens), the remote is very thin but easy to use, you get all of the functions - roller only, heat only, compression only and a timer-select...or you can do all of them at the same time. This unit is relatively lightweight (compared to my Brookstone model) and easy to pick up and easy to move.When functioning I think it's best to wear some socks if you like a more firm compression massage but you can go bare feet and the cloth fabric feels good.Overall massage is very good. The compression is not too harsh so I don't think you'd have to worry about hurting your feet. The rollers are stationary, meaning they're not sliding up and down the soles of your feet. Would be wonderful if they did but, for this price I'm satisfied. Also, the rollers do not apply a lot of pressure, which I wish they did. Think of the rollers as if someone was rubbing their finger tips across the bottom of your feet while applying minimum pressure...it's very relaxing, but it's just missing that "little bit more" of pressure.I have not used the heat function so I cannot comment on that.Cons:Really nothing! For $60, and as long as this machine doesn't break down, then it's worth it. Is it on the same level as a professional foot massage? No, but to come home from a long day on your feel and just sit back and let this machine do what it does is the next best thing.I would definitely recommend this for the $60 price point.

This feet massager is very good product i used first time after purchase is very comfortable. for home and office. Hard enough squeeze for someone with a lot of pain in feet but has different settings so can go manage accordingly.I like deep tissue massages, and this one does a great job. It has three levels of strength, air pressure, and heat. You can move it up and down with the controller. I definitely recommend it!

I am really impressed with this Foot Massager Machine. The Kneading function is incredible for getting deep into the muscles and the heat setting is a nice bonus especially on colder days. I appreciate the different intensity levels along with options regarding the timing, heat and air compression allowing me to customize the massage to my liking. After long workdays standing on my feet, this has become my daily routine to relax my feet. It’s light weight enough to move around easily and removable and washable covers are a great feature for keeping it clean. The wireless remote can control the machine without bending down as well.Highly recommended for anyone with tired feet!!!!

This was a good purchase, especially because primarily what I wanted was a foot warmer for my office, and it gets SO warm, even on the lowest setting. I love that it has a remote so I'm not having to reach down to change the settings constantly. And the air compression feature is my favorite, it inflates slowly, holds for varying lengths of time, and when it releases, it doesn't fully deflate before reinflating. It feels so good on plantar fasciitis. Combined with heat? Oh yeah.... I thought I would be annoyed by the timer features, but actually, 15 minutes is a great amount of time, never mind 20 or 30 minutes.The kneading function I could do without. It feels like 3-4 rounded nodes that go in a circle one way for a bit, then change direction. I think I would have preferred more of a rolling setting. The nodes are mainly located at the arch/middle of the foot, so if I want the ball of my foot to get some attention, I have to rest my feet awkwardly in the device. To me, all it does it tickle, but I bet it's good for circulation. Also, the low, medium, and high settings only change the rotation speed, not the intensity, and I'm not sure who is out there hoping for a fast paced foot massage. At the heel, it feels like there is one node that just goes side to side. The biggest complaint about the massage setting is that when you turn it off, the nodes just stay there, making it lumpy and uncomfortable to just rest your feet in the compartments for heat or compression. I wish the nodes would retract to a flat surface.I would still recommend this device because of the heat, compression, and remote, but if I could remove the massage function, I would.

This foot massager gets the job done! I love the functionality on this foot massager. It has heat, kneading, air compression, and timer options, and you can choose low to high settings. It's very affordable and lightweight, doesn't take up a lot of space, fits perfectly between my couches, and is still easily accessible when I need it.

Kneading foot massagers are the best invention ever for people with feet pain! I have one (by another brand name) that I have used frequently for 9 years now and it just recently started having mechanical issues. I replaced it with this one and I'm happy to say I like it better because: it has a remote control, 3 adjustable settings for each feature, deep foot pockets, is very quiet when massaging, gives a deeper/stronger/relaxing massage, is very affordable, and light weight. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking pain relief for their feet.

It gets the job done but doesn’t massage the whole foot. It massages the arch and heel of the foot but not the toes phalanges or metatarsals