Great relaxing! Reviews The Sharper Image MSG-F110 Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager

I did a lot of research on buying this Sharper Image MSG-F110 Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager and from all of the reviews that I read, this was the foot masager to purchase. The reviews were dead on! This machine works very well, it has a powerful motor which tells me we will have an extended life on this machine because of the quality.

 

Of all the foot massagers, this Sharper Image MSG-F110 Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager is the best. The 3 spinners for each foot do a great job getting into my foot and reliving stress. While not as good as my wife's foot massages, they are good enough. After ten minutes my feet were toasty warm and tingly from the constant massage. I just rotated my foot medially or laterally to massage the sides of my feet.

• Six deep kneading Shiatsu heads
• Soothing heat option that turns off automatically after 15-Minutes.
• Toe-touch control
• Integrated cord management

What works for some may not work for others. And.....if it is a dud....you can always return it...huh ? The thing I like best about this Sharper Image MSG-F110 Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager is that it makes my feet feel so great after a long day walking or standing. It's a lot more effective than massagers that simply vibrate. It's a very simple machine to use with adjustable feet for height and both heat and non-heat settings.

I bought this Sharper Image MSG-F110 Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager to leave next to the bed. It doesn't feel hot at first but slowly heats up to a nice, smoothing warmth. I am 43 years old and recently purchased a foot massager for the first time because my feet had really started to feel very fatigued and achy, even after only short walks.

Sharper Image MSG-F110 Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager is also a very sturdy unit, with adjustable positioning to help give you the right angle for your feet. The foot-operated controls are great too. I'd also like the massaging nubs in the middle to protrude higher. I have a high arch and the nubs aren't tall enough to press into it forcefully.