Review on 🦶 SPT AB-762R Reflexology Foot Massager: Ultimate Relaxation and Pain Relief by Clint Blackman

It appears to be very well constructed and designed. It's a little heavy, so it's inconvenient to move. I also wish the power cord was longer. It also makes quite a bit of noise. Also, there is what I think is a great foot massage. It has a compression feature (think it fills up with air and grabs the whole foot, then the air is released and the "grip" gets softer and looser) and there are also vibration and roll-off options. In order to get the massage I want, I have to change the position of my foot in the machine. I can move it forward, then back, then at a slight angle, etc., thereby adjusting where the pressure points are "hit" by the machine. Because I can do that, I feel like I'm getting a very thorough massage. If my leg had to be "fixed" and immobile throughout the session, I wouldn't settle for that. But when you move your foot, do it calmly the first few times to see what you can tolerate. I overdid it in my first session and the soles of my feet were bruised. Since then I've figured out how much pressure I have to apply when I put my foot in the car and how long I can hold it, so it's a great massage.