High intensity rollers are the point of difference here. Rather than a shallow vibration, this unit works the sole with firm rolling pressure and wraps the calf at the same time, taking in both open sleeves at once so a session covers everything from the toes to below the knee. The sleeves fit up to a US men's size 10 or women's size 12 foot and a calf circumference of up to 15 inches, which is the range most adults fall inside. Two ways of running it are built in. The automatic program offers 4 preset modes for a hands-off session, and the personalized program hands over manual control of speed and direction, so pressure can be dialed up on a stubborn arch or reversed when one direction feels better than the other. A remote controller does all of it from a seated position, which matters when both feet are already inside the machine. Hygiene and upkeep were clearly thought through. The foot sleeves unzip with a smooth zipper, pull out completely, and go in the wash, so the unit can be shared without the usual reservations. The shell is ABS over foam and fabric, giving a firm outer wall and a soft contact surface, and four foot mats on the base stop the unit walking across the floor while the rollers are working. Moving it is a two-hand lift on built-in handles at 15 pounds, light enough to stow between sessions. It runs on 110 V at 40 W, measures 23.5 by 13 by 9.5 inches, and ships with a remote control, a certificate, and an instruction manual in Dark red.
Features: Remote Control, Washable
Weight (lb.): 17 Lb
Base Material: 60% Abs, 25% Foam, 15% Fabric
Ingredients: Fragrance Free
Care: Foot Sleeves Machine Washable
Country of Origin: Imported
High intensity rollers are the point of difference here. Rather than a shallow vibration, this unit works the sole with firm rolling pressure and wraps the calf at the same time, taking in both open sleeves at once so a session covers everything from the toes to below the knee. The sleeves fit up to a US men's size 10 or women's size 12 foot and a calf circumference of up to 15 inches, which is the range most adults fall inside. Two ways of running it are built in. The automatic program offers 4 preset modes for a hands-off session, and the personalized program hands over manual control of speed and direction, so pressure can be dialed up on a stubborn arch or reversed when one direction feels better than the other. A remote controller does all of it from a seated position, which matters when both feet are already inside the machine. Hygiene and upkeep were clearly thought through. The foot sleeves unzip with a smooth zipper, pull out completely, and go in the wash, so the unit can be shared without the usual reservations. The shell is ABS over foam and fabric, giving a firm outer wall and a soft contact surface, and four foot mats on the base stop the unit walking across the floor while the rollers are working. Moving it is a two-hand lift on built-in handles at 15 pounds, light enough to stow between sessions. It runs on 110 V at 40 W, measures 23.5 by 13 by 9.5 inches, and ships with a remote control, a certificate, and an instruction manual in Dark red.
