Shiatsu Foot Massager Machine with Heat, FSA/HSA Eligible Feet Massager for Plantar Fasciitis Neuropathy, Soles & Instep Heating, Remote Control, Up to Men Size 14, Gift for Mom Dad

Foot messager
Love this messager, wish I would bought it years ago. Works well, easy to use and has good features.

Good Massager, Silly Pricing
Everything about this massager is excellent, and I use it daily. It’s like something that comes with massage chairs/recliners, but even better, since it is its own dedicated device. Not only is there heat therapy, but also actual kneading and massaging. Only Shaq needs to find a bigger massager, as this will fit most feet. It’s so big, however, that you can’t just stow it away underneath the couch or somewhere convenient – you need to set a place for it, and for that I must subtract a point. Also, I don’t understand this pricing system Chinese companies always do, where they set their MSRP price super high, then give you a huge discount coupon, sometimes up to 50% off. Actually, I do understand this, as it gives off the impression that the product is really expensive, and therefore really premium and high-quality. The coupon plays tricks on people’s mind thinking they saw it at the exact right time, like some Black Friday price, while in reality, it’s always meant to be at that lower price. However, in practice, this is not good, both for them and for the consumer. For the consumer, they may not notice the coupon, and even when they do see it, they might forget to click on it before the final checkout, and end up paying the higher price that was never meant to be that high in the first place. For the vendor, the higher price will always show up on searches, while the coupon portion might not, depending on the style of the list/page that it’s shown on. Or, they might be shown, but in a much smaller font that’s harder to see. So this will hurt them as people will scroll past it looking for something cheaper. So just set the price at the price you want to sell it at, and stop these mind game shenanigans. American consumers are not stupid, despite what the outliers show on social media. This massager is a solid value at $80. If it ever goes back to $140, then pass.

Amazing for achy feet
I love this foot massager for relaxing my feet after a long day of walking, or when I just feel like a foot massage. It has kneading, compression, and heat at three different intensity levels. I like the medium intesity compression combined with high heat and light kneading, but you can change up the combination to whatever feels best for you. Sometimes these kinds of massagers don’t have enough intensity on the compression, but this one is really strong.This is great for using when I’m working at my desk or watching TV on the couch. It comes with a handy remote, which seems silly at first, but is really helpful for when I don’t feel like bending down to mess with the settings.I use this with socks, so cleaning hasn’t been an issue yet, but it has removable foot inserts that can be tossed in the washer if they get too dirty. It’s a feature I hope I don’t need, but it’s definitely nice to have.Overall, this is a really good foot massager that has all of the features that you could possibly want. There is a good range of settings that can be customized quite a bit to meet your individual needs.

this thing rocks
So this is probably one of my favorite finds so far on Amazon. It does everything as advertised and so far it feels like a commercial quality massager. The kneading feels nice an smooth, the highest pressure will just grab your feet and put on a good squeeze. I don’t use the heat as much, but it’s good to know it is there as an option and it heats up pretty quick. I like the remote control, so you can have full access and have full relaxation without having to bend over to change settings. The unit itself feels plasticky, so I hope durability will not be an issue, down the road. It massaged all different sizes(mens 7,9.5,11.5) in my home with same results….Excellent