Review on TISSCARE Massager Shiatsu System Muscle Kneading Rolling Air Compression Variable by Rebecca Massey

If you have your own office and work late, it's always nice to have something like this on hand. Build quality on this model is actually pretty decent, offering multiple options for each mode in addition to intensity settings. The pole can be folded to use as a handle or equipment stand. It all depends on how you want to use it. It is firmly fixed in several positions. There is a space on the top to store the remote control when not in use. The focus is on your calves or feet. These are the only two options the machine offers. You will find one of the images that also shows a person sticking their forearms in. There's no special setting for that, and it's not really meant for that. But who told you that you can't. You'll just have to play around with the modes to see what you like best (in our experience, it's been the spawn settings). Again, it is intended for the calves or feet. When using it for feet, you can stand it flat or tilt it slightly. It all depends on how you sit and how comfortable you are. Here he shone at his best. Especially if you love deep tissue massage (just turn it up). If used for calves you will need to adjust the angle again depending on your sitting position. This allows you to fully capture your calves without sitting awkwardly. It's a little pricey and can sometimes put off the buyer. However, a well-built massager costs a lot. We have several chairs in our office that are good for the body. The part of everyone that touches the calves is somewhat similar to this. These chairs cost several thousand or more. So it's understandable that this would be a notable slice of the pie. It also helps if there is a good coupon or discount. This will help close the deal.**If our review was helpful to you, please vote below to let us know. This helps us to provide quality feedback in the future.