Therapists Choice® Sling Massage Table Review

The fabric and upholstery are so soft I almost hate to tuck them in in front of customers. I need to replace this strap closest to the table as it seems to be too long for most elbow to shoulder length patients. I'll cut it open and attach an adjustable buckle to it.

I think it does what it says on the tin but no hand rest. If you put them both in there, they collapse. Even on its own, it wraps around and can get hot. I have velcro so it won't take long. I bought it because I needed something fast and it was cheap.

So I looked for an armrest for my massage table and found a shelf-like model which I tried first and in my humble opinion this design compares favorably to more of the normal shelf design better because it is more securely attached to the face cradle and has a stop so it acts as a sling or arm hammock. The shelf model will tip sideways if the patient does not lean on it with both hands and the Velcro on the shelf has been loosened twice by the client, which is the therapist's responsibility as…