Professional Air Compression Leg and Foot Massager with Heat - Christmas & Birthday Gifts for Men & Women, Improved Circulation & Pain Relief, Ideal for Parents on Mother's Day & Father's Day

Just found out a couple of months ago that I have lipedema. Sometimes my legs get a bit swollen and achy. I have never used an item like this but had heard it can help so I gave it a try.This set was priced so much more affordable than others on the market. There was no set up, just plug in the cord to the controller and then use. I quickly learned to use the lowest setting and to not have the cuffs velcroed too tightly because it can end up too tight and hurt a bit.I highly recommend--This item works great, feels sooo good on my legs and makes them feel better.

For the price can’t beat it. I am a runner and these are perfect for my budget and gets the job done

I'm comparing this to what I experienced during a hospital stay, and it works just as well or better.The 'massage' feature on these type of units, apparently can call it a 'massage' even though it's just compression/release cycles, not actually massaging. Anyone new to these expecting the 'massage' to feel like hands rapidly squeezing, & releasing muscles will be disappointed, as they don't work that way.I wanted a device that would allow me to max the compression just short of pain for maximum circulation, and these allow that, and much milder, if that's all you want. You can opt to just massage your feet, or just massage your calves, or both with a nice range of heat settings.A reviewer complained that they didn't like the controls, but they are very simple once you learn to pay attention to the graphic that clearly shows what you've selected. For example, the intensity levels are shown with bars, so every time you bump up the intensity, another bar is show.Thee modes are basically just foot, calf, or both simultaneously and multiple presses of the mode button cycles through the modes while showing you the graphic in the tiny screen of what you selected. Very simple once you try it.Comparing different makes of these, it appears they shut off after about 15-20 min. to keep the units from overheating. I wish the cycles lasted longer, as I can sit for an hour or more at one time and would like the massage to last at least an hour, if I choose.The controllers on these can be noisy, if you wanted to fall asleep with this on, but laying a big, heavy pillow over it solved that for me. This one isn't terribly noisy, but it does made a constant low tone buzzing while it's working.My only real complaint on this one is that I'd have like the calf length to be another inch higher, as this stops about an inch short of covering the top of my calf. It may still be working just fine as it is, so it's a very miner complaint.The control unit comes just about to my hip (I'm almost 6') and it would have been better made if the cables were longer since if I'm laying flat, there is no way I can bring the controller to near face level if I needed to to clearly see the controller screen. Luckily my vision is fine, and I'm sitting mostly where the controller is closer, but longer cables would have served to remedy this flaw for those who need things close to their face to see small images.

At first I wasn’t sure about these but now I love them. It may take some getting used to. I’ve been struggling with depression which has led to deconditioning and my legs have been very uncomfortable. These leg pumps cause me to feel more comfortable and relaxed. I really love them! I keep the intensity at 4 and the heat at 2. I use the foot and leg selection together. If you do just the feet, it feels like too much and I don’t like it. My only complaints are that the cord can fall out of the remote, they only pump for 20 minutes so you have to keep restarting them, and the cord isn’t longer. Other than that, these are wonderful! Don’t hesitate to get them!

I have issues with my legs and feet and these help me with the pain.

these do work but you have to be careful with them. there are small air bags that blow up and release that does the massage action. if you have the wrap on tight, it will blow up to the point of being really painful. make sure you start out loose and go from there. you HAVE to use the massage mode to use the heat mode. I wish you could just use the heat, but you can't. overall, not bad for someone recovering from surgery.

Did not like it. Not what I expected. If you like a lot of pressure and really deep massages you may enjoy it. I did not return it it will probably just take up space in the closet.

Great relief