EASEZEN via Amazon [amazon.com] has
EaseZen Shiatsu Foot Massager Machine w/ Heat & Remote Control on sale for $99.99 - $52.00 off when you apply promo code
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$47.99.
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Note: FSA/HSA eligible. Dry massager only — not intended for wet foot soaking. Manufacturer recommends starting with the lowest intensity setting.
From Merchant's Product Page:- Features:
- Shiatsu deep kneading massage targeting feet, heels, and ankles
- Massage techniques: compression, kneading, rolling, and shiatsu
- 3 kneading intensities, 3 air squeeze levels, 3 timer settings (15/20/30 min)
- Full-foot dry heat — covers sole, instep, and top of foot
- 3 heating levels: 104°F, 122°F, and 131°F
- All functions usable separately or in combination
- Remote control and LCD touch panel — no bending required
- Auto shut-off; corded electric (no water required)
- Fits foot sizes up to men's size 14
- 1-year warranty with free replacement for defective components
- Specs:
- Model: EF7
- Dimensions: 16.2" x 13.3" x 7.2"
- Weight: 5.5 lbs
- Power input: 12V, 2.5A; rated power: 30W
- Color: Black
- Material: Plastic
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Most of the perfect reviews are very similar, as if paid reviews.
This was used with size 10 men and size 8 women. Here is the main complaint, you really can't feel anything anywhere unless you have the air compression to the max level, so it presses your foot into the massage portions. Which it only holds for a few seconds and deflates, rinse and repeat. So you're constantly going from feeling the massage to not feeling it. But at the same time, the max compression honestly hurts on the sides. So, to get decent contact with the massagers, you also have to create pain. That's counterintuitive.
The areas I cannot feel anything are the arch and toes, even at max air compression. It's a really crappy design. You can even look at the 3d marketing pictures and you'll see that the toes don't touch the massager. It's just too low from the toes.
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