RENPHOHSA Foot Massager with Heat, FSA HSA Approved Products Only, Mothers Day Gifts, Shiatsu Heated Foot Massager Machine with Remote for Plantar Fasciitis, Gifts for Women, Fits Men Size Up to 11

We really like this multi-function foot massager.It has a mechanism that 'kneads' the soles of your feet, a compression cuff to squeeze your feet (similar to what you feel when using a blood pressure monitor on your arm, except this in on your foot), and a heater.The heater has only one setting, on or off, but the kneading, and the air pressure each have multiple intensity levels to suit each person's choice of what feels good.The air pressure squeeze on your foot feels surprisingly good. My wife prefers the middle setting, but I like to set it a maximum. It is not a constant squeezing but goes through a cycle of squeeze, release, squeeze, release, and so on.It also has a timer so it shuts off automatically. The instructions say that it should not be run for more than 30 minutes continuously and that is our only complaint - we don't want to stop when the 3o minutes are up!

This is a review of RENPHO Shiatsu Foot Massager with Heat,Electric Kneading Foot Massager Machine with Remote,for Foot Pain Relief and Relaxation,3 Knead Intensities and 3 Air Intensities,Fits Men Size Up to 11

 The good: easy to set up, easy to use, and the massage feels good. It is lighter weight than I expected, which is good for moving it around or, if needed, storing it on a high shelf. I find the listing photos confusing since they do not show a cord going to this device. But it does need to be plugged in — so the people in those photos are not actually enjoying a massage while the photos are being taken. (Yes, I know sellers remove cords from photos to enhance the beauty — but with so many rechargeable devices on the market it can be very confusing.)

 Will my feet fit or One Foot or Two? : My women’s size 8 feet slip easily into this foot massager, but my partner (who is less agile) has bigger feet and he had a bit of trouble. One of his feet went in pretty easily, but while putting in the other he got a leg cramp. Of course, the leg cramp is his problem, not the device’s, but it is important to realize that you have to have your body in a certain position to put both feet in at the same. Also, for people who have a lot a cramping issues, if both feet are in there it is hard to just jump up to work out the cramp by walking. I would never have thought about that. Luckily, the device works even if you put in only one foot at a time.

 Massage quality: the massage is nice but not earth shaking. But do I need it to be earth shaking? Not really. I just need it to Geel good, and it does. At first I couldn’t feel much happening for my toes, so I pushed my toes farther in and then could really feel the toe massage. Nice. There was a bit of massage activity on the soles of my feet near the arch, but not much (maybe because I have high arches?) . I really needed some active massage near the arch. . . Compared to other types of massage devices: Lately I’ve tried a bunch of massagers, including manual devices and electrical stimulation devices. I like, and use, all of them. This one is certainly easier than using a manual device since all you have to do it put your feet in it, and electrical stimulation devices feel very different than this type of massage. Many people are not candidates for using those electrical stimulation ones. This device requires basically no work from the user and feels more like getting a massage from a real person. 

 Overall, this is a good device for people with tired, achy feet. It seems useful also for people with mobility issues, since it can help get some circulation going. I would have liked to have it when my grandma was alive because she had a lot of feet and leg cramps. This might have helped her. We like it but wish it did more massaging of the entire foot.

Good concept, but my biggest let down is that it doesn't massage your whole foot. The kneading action focuses on the outer side of your midsole, and on the balls of your feet (the kneading just about at the ball of your feet is almost too hard). On the other hand, the heals and arches don't get a massage at all (on the arches, it may be the kneading rollers aren't positioned high enough to reach your arches effectively, but not sure).Overall, a good concept - kneading rollers massage the bottom of your foot and an inflatable bag periodically compresses the foot. Also provides heat and/or air options.A 3 to 4 star product.

My daughters and I (women's shoe sizes 7-8.5) really enjoy this massager. It massages better than the bulky foot bath massager that we have. This takes up less room than foot baths and we don't have to worry about the water spilling. We can use this almost anywhere. The cord is a good length. The remote is a nice touch if you have mobility issues but the buttons are easy to use as well. The rollers will massage our arches and ball of the foot by moving our feet around in it, but it won't massage the heels. The air compression mostly compresses the toe area. The strongest level of air compression is really too tight for us, but that can be backed down. Timers work great as well.

I got this massager for my husband who is on his feet for most of the day, he has achy, tired feet and in just one use of this massager, he was impressed.On opening the box, I thought the massage was made a little cheaply, soft flexible material covers the foot area, I was expecting it to be solid plastic. The massage itself is very relaxing and just as good as any foot massager I have had. It really gives you a deep foot massage. The fact that we can take out the material for the foot cover and wash it is a bonus, especially when you have many feet that will use the machine.Heat is optional, you can either have it on or off, and the kneading intensity and air intensity come in 3 levels. The timer is handy, because sometimes, you just enjoy the massage too much and could be there for more time then you should.

I got this device for my wife and I to sooth and relax after our long work days on a concrete floor. This thing is awesome. It hugs your feet with airbags that get surprisngly tight and also has rollers in the bottom to massage. It's super comfortable and cozy and the whole device itself weighs very little, so its easy to move around and store. The airbags pulse in intervals and it also has a heater to warm your feet. This really great and the size and weight allow us to use it virtually anywhere. She uses it on the couch and I use it under my computer desk while working or playing. No regrets with this thing. Just awesome.