Snailax Knee Massager with Heat Red Light Vibration Knee Heating Pad Heated Knee Wrap Gift for Mom Dad

Wonderful and comfortable, with smart and secure straps, ergonomic design and fit. Three great heat and massage intensity levels make this my go to for knee therapy. Plus the red light is great. Reduces pain and discomfort in stiff and aching knees. Also, not as bulky as it might appear - easy to travel with. Read more

I have been hard on my knees for a long time and continue to stay active on the daily. These have been a great relaxer for sore knees after a long day. Not only the vibration, but the heat as well. Both key to making you feel fresh again for the next day. They are not just for knees either! They are super versatile in helping both shoulders and arms feel relaxed and fresh as well. They fit like any brace would, so if you need to move around at all, they don’t constrict movements anymore than a brace without these functions would. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This isn't a fancy foot massager like the ones that envelope, squeeze and knead your feet, and that are much more expensive and tend to break (like most all of these foot massagers). I decided to go the less expensive route (at least for myself, not my wife), and try this out. It has met expectations thus far. If all you're looking for is something fairly inexpensive that relaxes your tired feet, like after walking, jogging or being on your feet for awhile, this should do the trick. I used to have a basic foot massager like this one until my wife broke it by bearing down on it with her feet too much. I don't think I'll have that problem with this one, as the center balls actually feel like they have strong springs underneath designed to handle the pressure. I can push them down, and they spring back up much like a good mattress. It's only the center section though. The sections for your ball/toes and heel aren't springy, which I guess is OK for the price point! The motor seems strong and relatively quiet. The noise shouldn't disturb you while watching shows or listening to music. The machine has three modes, whereby the balls will turn clockwise, counterclockwise or alternate between the two. This is all done via pushing the power button, which you can do with your feet. You also have a speed button which controls slow, medium and fast functions with a push. And lastly, you can push the heat button for low, high, or no heat. Keep in mind that it's not going to be hot, just perceptibly warm. I say "perceptibly" because it won't blow you away, but it is noticeable when you take your feet off the massager and put them on the cooler floor. The speed and mode (power) buttons have amber, green and red LED lights that will indicate what function you're using. The heat button is low or bright red, and corresponds with the color of the spinning balls. So, everything is easy to operate! This massager will also allow those with bigger fit to actually use it. I wear size 13, and I have no issues working all the areas with aches. I mean, you might have to position and reposition your feet, but there are enough balls there to get the job done. I do wish that the balls for the ball of your feet were raised like the middle section (see the pic) because I believe that the middle section can actually impede you from getting the massage you desire on the balls of your feet if you're simply reclining. I have to either consciously make sure I'm bearing down hard enough and/or just sit in a more upward position to make sure the balls of my feet are getting adequate pressure sometimes. The only other small criticism that I have is the cover. I wish that it was made of a tougher material. If you see my pic, the cover already looks a little worn, especially where the balls spin. So, I don't suggest using this with the cover on. I am a little skeptical as to whether the netting over the platform will stand the test of time, as it may be made of the same material as the cover, but we'll see! One thing that I keep forgetting, but have tried, is placing it behind my back (though I didn't buy it for that). I think it's somewhat gimmicky, but it gives you some relaxation! You might like it. All in all, I knew what I was getting. It's your basic foot massager that's not perfect, but higher quality than I was expecting. As I am skeptical of all these massagers, I didn't want to spend a whole lot of money as I've had them break on me with not only five-times use. But this one seems built to last. I have a two-year warranty on it (after registration), so I hope to get that out of it at least. It auto shuts off after 15 minutes, and I'm going to respect that so as not to wear the motor out or injure my feet! If it can't handle normal use, I will surely update this review and let you know. But, it seems like a good value and a fairly inexpensive way to provide some relief for tired and achy feet. Believe me, you could do a lot worse for a whole lot more. I paid $40, and I think it's a nice value, especially if it lasts a while. Read more

Oh my gosh, I absolutely love this. It feels so good and does everything I need for my feet it’s wonderful highly recommend it if you have tired, sore feet. Read more

After considering a number of items, we decided to get a foot massager (she has never had one) for my mom for her 96th birthday, who is in good health and is a sharp consumer. A bit of a risk, but in looking at them all, this Snailax Shiatsu model seemed simple, effective on the bottom of your feet (you can just put your feet on it and press the start button with your toe) and at a fair price compared to the complex and expensive other types. Long story short: she loved it and uses it twice a day. So we couldn't help it and ordered one for ourselves; and love it and use it twice a day. Then my sister visited my mom, and loved it, and my mom got her one for her birthday. Then mom's friend turned 98 and she ordered one for her! Four purchased over three weeks - all working well - with a two year warranty. So yes, if you like a good foot massage, and don't want a boot, or to spend too much money, this is the one. Customer support was quick at confirming the warranty, and willing to answer any questions. I know this just sounds too good, but you can't make this up. Amazon could probably verify that we bought four on one account! Read more

I love these. they are exactly what I needed post knee surgery. in the morning my knee feels still and putting this on for a bit with the warmth and vibration helps me get going. its easy to charge. i can use it on both my knees or just have one ready and charged at all times while i use one on my bad knee. its perfect. i super love how it just stays on while i move around and start my day Read more

As of this review I've only used the massager a couple of times. Feels fantastic on my back. Pretty good on my feet. Things I'd like to see; longer cord. To use it on your back (as they advertise you can) you need to be sitting close to where it's plugged in. And it Could really use a remote! I'd also like it if it vibrated so the massage would go up my legs a little, but maybe I'm asking for too much in one product. The foot massage is devine once you get your feet situated on it they way you like them. For this reason, it could really use a remote. Overall, despite some negatives and some things I wish it had, its a Good purchase for the price Read more

I got these as a gift for a friend who has been through several surgeries, and I tried them out myself before passing them along. They were easy to put on, comfortable, and I can absolutely see how helpful they would be for anyone during rest and recovery. Read more