Review on FIT KING FT-008A Leg Massager: Enhancing Circulation and Relieving Muscle Tension, Air Compression Calf Massager for Edema, RLS - 2 Modes, 3 Intensities by Katie Richards

I am an inline skater and often do multi-week 12-14 mile city skates - slides and bridges. After years of using standard calf wraps, I wanted something more. It's worth the price. When you're at that point, your calves could use a real massage to squeeze out the lactic acids. THIS IS HEAVENLY! They produce an amazing recovery! They can cause painful compression. Masochists will love this. When you need less pressure, simply loosen them by hand and step back depending on how hard you pull on the Velcro. I would say 5 seconds. They have at least three vertical sectors filled with compressed air. If you need constant pressure, this is the second option. They are lined with soft velor. You can tighten them or leave them loose with Velcro on a metal hinge. The power cable is about 20 cm long, so you can easily reach the bed or sofa from the socket. Walking in them is not recommended, you can maneuver a small local area if you carefully hold the air connectors and the control switch. I have an average calf size of 6 inches. The leg bandages feel very large and should fit very large calves. The air connections from the control switch are the perfect length. They are labeled LEFT and RIGHT, as are inflated compression bandages. Everything about them speaks of solid construction. They turn off automatically after 20 minutes. You don't need to set a timer. Not only can you connect one to a control switch/compressor, but that is solved by simply carrying one. This doesn't minimize monopod use, but that's really not a problem. Attention! Shaft connectors are made of rubber. My Bengal loves to gnaw on new things and wires. If you have a cat, it can pierce these cords with one bite. Cover with a towel or sprinkle with applesauce if your pet can't listen.