Review on 🦶 Ultimate Relief for Tired Muscles: RENPHO Foot Massager Machine with Heat and Shiatsu Deep Kneading by Daniel Murr

This foot massager has become an indispensable part of my everyday life! It's a relaxing way to end the day. I've been using it every day for about two weeks now. Here are some things to look out for: PROS: - I ran a half marathon last week and it was the most incredible recovery tool ever! My legs, which were swollen and sore, felt refreshed after a day or two (fast for a post-race run!) - The intensity of the kneading and air is, well, intense! I'm the kind of person who enjoys being in a lot of pain during a massage, so the fact that I rarely turn it to the highest setting for both kneading and airing definitely says something good. I like that the cover of the fabric insert is removable and washable. So smart and it gives me confidence that I can keep it hygienic especially when friends want to use it. It is very easy to set up and use. Plug it into the wall and switch it on - done! I can easily move it to different rooms in my house. It's bulky but lightweight if that makes sense. You can easily adjust the legs to the areas you want! For example, after my race, I was able to adjust my legs to specifically fit my arches, heels, etc. SEVERAL ROOMS FOR IMPROVEMENT: - My legs are a 7.5 for women and I'm sure more - People with feet love the spaciousness of the massager, wish there was a version specifically for my foot size! When I first used it, I was concerned about the spaciousness; Then I figured out how to position my feet to work best for me (not with my heels all the way back). The heating function is amazing, but it takes a whopping 10 minutes to really brown it. I fixed it by turning it on and letting it run for 10 minutes before wanting to use it. It's finicky, but if you want it to run for 30 minutes, a little blue light will come on on the machine. . Since I've incorporated this into my nightly routine, I wish there wasn't a blue light! Volume is ok. There is noise when it does its thing. I'm used to it, but note that it's by no means quiet. Overall: I can only recommend it!