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The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the COMFIER Leg Massager Machine, and it’s been such a relief for my tired, sore legs after long days. The 4D kneading massage is fantastic—it feels like a professional massage for my calves and knees, really working out the tension and soreness. The leg wraps fit snugly and provide a great, even massage.The 3 heat settings are a game-changer, especially for improving circulation and soothing muscles. I also love the 3 intensity levels, which let me customize the experience based on how my legs feel. Whether I want something light or a deeper massage, this machine delivers.The only downside is that I wish it were a bit more portable. It’s designed for home use, so it’s not the easiest to move around or take on trips. However, the relief it provides more than makes up for that.Overall, this has been a fantastic purchase. It’s incredibly effective for leg pain and fatigue, and it’s so relaxing to use. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for serious leg relief—it’s worth every penny and would also make a thoughtful gift!It would be ideal for people with chronic leg issues

From being unsure, I'm now truly impressed with the product. Its a little daunting initially when getting all product rolled out and worn, but easy to get on once you start from the feet upwards.Functionally, there are 3 modes of massage - pressing. kneading and shiatsu. I found pressing the most favourable as it massaged the whole leg, from thigh (quad) to foot. Kneading omits the foot and shiatsu only does the feet. The warm sensation (low, medium, high) when in use really helps relax the muscles. There are 3 massage intensity modes, soft, medium and firm. Proffering a strong massage, I found the best combination for full effect was max intensity with the pressing option. The pressure is generated from inflating airbag, which are inflated over the different pads at different times.After use, you can feel that the muscles have been worked. Its a great option if you need to work out a bit of soreness or tension whilst at home. It folds away for easy storage too. The large control makes the unit easy to operate and the LCD is easy to read.

I'm a big fan of massagers and this product offers a nice massage for the lower half of the body. It seems to be good quality and has a very classy looking control unit - which is easy to use. It takes a while to set it up, due to the fastening of the velcro straps, but once buckled in, you can count on a nice relaxing sensation!

Feels nice but does not help at all

The media could not be loaded. I recently bought a Comfier knee massager. While this was a very handy and affordable massager, for what I wanted it would have benefitted from having some calf massage. So I decided to give this massager a try, and it did exactly what I had hoped for the calves and also covers thighs and feet too. The Velcro means you can adjust the tightness and fit, but it is important these line up well (I’ve included a picture of the recommended size guide to help), as it’s the inflating and deflating of these that gives you the massage, so a good fit is important. As is typical with Comfier massagers, there are a range of modes, with three massage types, three intensity settings (although if you’re at either end of the range of the sizes you may be limited in what range of intensities you can use since the intensity relates to how much the massager inflates) and three heat settings (heat applied to the knee pads and feet wraps, but can be turned off completely if needed). I do have the issue that my feet are clearly at the higher range of the size guide, so to get the best massage for my legs and feet I need different intensity settings. Thankfully the 3 massage modes mean you can focus on the feet separately (shiatsu) so I just run it as two separate massage sessions.Other than sizing, my only other warning is that because the massager works using air cushions which are inflated and deflated, the compressor is quite loud throughout the massage. Along with the air hoses from the controller/compressor and the leg wraps, and the fact there are inflated cushions under your feet, this is definitely a massager to use when you’re just sitting or laying back to relax.As enough can trust from Comfier, the massager has a built in timer, so you don’t need to worry about tracking how long you have had a massage running, even if changing which massage mode you’re using partway through.As I have the separate knee massager, the fact the knee wraps provide heating only isn’t a problem for me, but worth bearing in mind when buying in case you’re expecting the massage to include the knees themselves. But I think even the £1k+ massager works using chairs don’t do that, I certainly haven’t seen an affordable massager that does both.

If you take care that you don't tighten the straps too much it's gently effectively.

My gym has a pair of these and I never expected to be able to be able to get a pair for my own home for such a good price.they are amazingly well built, the full power, speed and full heat are no joke and will make a great difference to your recovery.I'm able to train a lot more frequently and with more vigour than before.It all folds away neatly which surprised me and is easily stored.If you like training or if you suffer from leg pain or if you work on your feet I couldn't recommend more.

The media could not be loaded. I have done my research before chose this product. I have to say after a few weeks using it I have picked the right one. I've been having issues with circulation in my legs and these boots bring me so much needed relieve. I love that they heat the feet and knees. A few tips: Put them on as loose as possible, as the inflation is gradual, non stop. If you feel the pressure is too much, turn it off. The first time I used them my feet were tingling.. because it was too much pressure. I can only use the lowest intensity. Use them in a sofa if possible a recliner, easier to put them on that way.