Nekteck Foot Massager with Heat, Shiatsu Heated Electric Kneading Foot Massager Machine for Neuropathy, Plantar Fasciitis, Feet Massage for Pain Relief, Circulation, Christmas Gifts for Man Woman Her

Love love love this thing!! I have plantar fasciitis and this feels amazing!
It’s small, doesn’t take up much space, if you’re watching TV you can’t even hear it it’s pretty quiet. It’s nice because the three different massaging heads are basically three different options. If you want a hard shiatsu massage use the middle one. You can move your feet around and hit all the spots that are hurting and it’ll find ones you didn’t even know about. The heat function is awesome but I will say it does get extremely hot so I don’t use it much. But I am crazy about this machine. You can apply more pressure when you need it, the machine will slow a bit but not much. I can’t say enough good about this thing I’m so happy with it.

Your feet will love you.
I absolutely love it. I read the reviews for a lot of these massagers, and I’m glad I went with this one. It’s fairly inexpensive, the heat is mild without socks but just enough to be soothing, and has helped my sore feet a great deal.I’m not going to say it’s a miracle massager and all my pain went away the first day; but after a LONG period of use (a few hours on the first day); my feet are definitely reaping the benefits.I don’t have feet problems normally; they’re only sore from walking nearly 2.5 miles on pavement for a period of 24-28 days a month; 6-8 months straight.I took some time off (nearly 2 weeks), and my feet were still pretty tender were it hurt to walk much of the time (unless I started walking on them for a period of time, then it would dissipate until I was at rest again for some time).After the first few hours, which did hurt a bit as any massage should, I already felt some of the knots in my feet alleviate. There was some mild pain, but a drastically different amount walking about my apartment.I woke up in the morning, and I didn’t regret the first steps out of bed wondering how sharp the pain would be; there was still some pain, but exceptionally mild.The best part is if it doesn’t get certain areas of your feet as you think it should; you can simply move your foot to a better position such that it massages that area.Here I am, day 2, just out of bed and my feet are already back on it rubbing the pain out further.Another good aspect is the portability. I have a few jackary portable power stations (240wh), and the outlet on the power station is able to hold the wattage. The first time I plugged it in it drew about 50-80 watts, and it pretty much holds steady at around 50 watts with the heat on. It’s small enough to carry around, so during my “down” time working, I can simply plug it in and enjoy while I wait for my next job.Absolutely perfect!

May not hold up.
Seems great. Like how it works with the reverse direction massage wheel nubs. Appears solidly built. Have had for 12 days since Nov 2 . HOWEVER! Tonight it stopped working after a half hour or so. And I haven’t over used it. Perhaps overheated and shut off? But I’m not in the Sahara desert. I’m in coastal southern California in November. Assumed it was broken. But after a half hour of being off I pressed the button and it now works again – in both the heated setting and the unheated setting. I have until end of January to return and will be watching for future shutdowns. Expect to send it back bjt we shall see. My confidence in its longevity has been shaken!Update December 18. The foot massager continues to work great. Can’t explain the one shutdown that happened a few weeks ago. HOWEVER – the mesh webbing is breaking down in the right heel area. It seems like cheap webbing similar to the webbing that New Balance and other shoe makers have had on the toe of the shoe. It camouflages the layer of white fabric underneath. But I see that below the mesh the layer of white fabric eems to be holding up fine. But still after about a month of reasonable use and being gentle with the unit, I’m concerned about longevity and will probably exchange for an identical one within the return period. None of the others in Amazon seem to be a better design so I”ll hope the next one has better materials or construction. The one priced similarly to this Nekteck seems like a weird design and is flat and not on an incline which I like about the Nekteck. Or Necktek. Or TechNek or whatever it is called. . I must say the rotating wheels themselves are solid and getting the job done.

I am in my ’50s and I work in fast food where I’m standing on my feet all day. This results in sore and tired feet. I have been wanting to get a foot spa or a massager for a while now. I saw this foot and massager and decided to give it a shot.The shiatsu massage does wonders on sore feet. When the massager is running, it’s very quiet. It has a non-heat setting that is slower and a heat setting that is a little faster and more intense. As stated in the product description, it doesn’t heat up instantly but it does gradually warm up while massaging your foot.I did not use it for a long time as I just got it this morning, but so far I’m impressed with it. My feet were tired from yesterday shift still and the little massage that I did made my feet feel a lot better. I tried did the warmer out and it does warm up a little bit but don’t expect it to be hot from the get-go. It is designed to warm up as you are having your feet massaged.The product also comes with a 1 year replacement warranty that you can sign up for. It’s free to sign up. Just go to the website that’s included with the little card in your owner manual.I that may update this review after using it a few times after shifts just to see how it really works out, but so far I think it’ll be perfect.

Great foot massage gave me instant relief.