Review on Cunmiso Leg Air Compression Massager: LCD Controller, 3 Heat Modes, 3 Intensities, Foot & Calf Massage, Circulation & Relaxation, 2 Extension Wraps - Men & Women by Brenda Joiner

I have mixed reviews for this product. First let me tell you about the good things about these compression boots: PROS: They appear to be very well made. The material of construction of the boot and the velcro straps were very good. The manual control is also well done. And the air pump sounded like it would last a long time. It also offers good strong compression, especially if you set it too high. Also the liner said "Please call us" if you have any questions which I always appreciate. CONS: Unfortunately I have to return this product as the shaft of the boot is not high enough for long legs. Not sure if it's big enough even for medium length legs, especially if you want to show off your calf muscles. But if you want to send a message to the lower leg (the tendons above the ankle), you should be fine. The photo above shows the boot sitting on my beautiful hairy legs. For reference, I'm 6'4" and skinny. I bought this primarily to support my calf muscles in the UPPER calf. Note, however, that the top of the boot (which is 15 inches off the ground) is just above the Center of a point halfway between my ankle and my knee bone is enough. And the top of the upper compression device (exactly where my finger is pointing in the photo) is about 13.5" off the floor. It's exactly halfway between my ankle and kneecap. Unfortunately it barely reaches the base of my calf muscles. Unfortunately I am sending it back. The same supplier offers the Quinear Leg Messager that simply wraps around any part of your body (your leg, arm, neck*). It would be the best option to send messages to your calf muscles.* : I was just kidding about your neck, please don't wear a compression device around your neck.