Foot Spa Foot Bath Massager – Feet Soaking Tub with Heat - Foot Bath with 6 Shiatsu Massage Rollers, Callus Remover, Adjustable Time & Temperature – Stress Relief and Sooths Tired Feet

I'm a server and I'm on my feet all the time, and because my store is short staffed at the moment, I've been working double shifts lately. By the time I get home, I'm absolutely dead on my feet and once I sit or lay down, I have a lot of trouble just getting back up. I bought this to just kind of pamper myself and my feet, and I love it so far after just using it once.It's big, and there's definitely a lot of wiggle room, even with my big feet. It's very easy to operate, and there are a lot of settings. Once I started it, it immediately started to help my feet feel better. I was going to get it up to about 105 degrees, but I thought it was taking a little too long. I wasn't timing, but it seemed to go up a degree every minute or so. I think if you use the spa setting, the bubbles help make it a little faster. The rollers were very nice, and helped circulate the blood in my feet so I think that really helped.Honestly, I could go on, but long story short it does exactly what it's supposed to! And I'm really happy I splurged a bit and bought this one because I feel like it was worth the money for the quality.This is going to be my new after work routine lol

Edit: Seller reached out & fixed the problemEverything else about this foot spa is great. It heats up well, has a carrying handle, etc. However, when I try to use the massage setting, you can hear the motor trying to work but it doesn't do anything. A bit disappointed

I bought this foot spa because I have occasional foot pain, and thought the warm water and massage would help.WHAT I LIKE:- The unit has a handle for carrying, and I do a lot of carrying: to the bath to fill it, and then to the chair I'm sitting in, and then back to the bath to pour the water out.- It does keep the water hot for about 30 minutes. I set it at 107 degrees and it stayed there for a while -- BUT, you need to fill the tub with warm water to start with, otherwise you'll be waiting until the next week for your foot bath!- The bubble feature is nice (see comment below).- The massage rollers are soothing.- The pumice stone rotates so I don't have to rub my heel on it.- The tub part IS taller/deeper than the other foot spas I looked at. The water doesn't go over my calves, but completely covers ankles nicely, and that's fine with me.- Bubble function and massage roller/pumice stone function are two separate buttons, so you can have one without the other.WHAT I DON'T LIKE:- The "bubble" function is sadly lacking. I can barely feel the water bubbling at all, and that's what I really wanted in a foot spa. You get what you pay for I guess.- The pumice stone is mounted in the wrong place and it is hard to access. I had to do some difficult yoga poses to get to it.

I wanted a foot bath that was deep enough to immerse entire foot, would maintain temperature and be moderate in price. This one fits the bill. The rollers at the bottom are a nice addition. They can be activated, or turned off. The bubbles by the toes don't have much therapeutic effect but it doesn't matter because my criteria is satisfied. Overall a good foot bath for the price. Others on the Amazon site, which were about $20 cheaper, were shorter, didn't have the necessary depth to immerse entire foot and also had many glowing reviews clearly written by non English speaking reviewers, probably from China, which seemed suspect. The plug at the bottom is handy for emptying the bath and so is the carrying handle. Haven't had for long so can't vouch for long term durability, but for the money, seems like a good bet.

The media could not be loaded. Ok, 2nd time using it & the water stays warm, hard to use the Pumis stone if you have size 8 or up, works for me though 7. 1/2, the bubbles are meek but! The massager’s are awesome just put a lite foot on them, 3 different settings so don’t freak out like I did when they stop & go lol. Just bought my boss 1 for her anniversary she’s a rock star! Also I used epson salt but I heated up 2 cups of water and a pot and threw in a cup of Epson salt and made sure it dissolved before I put it in the spa. Fingers x it holds up. Will leave a update in a month. We love it so far!

so this is my first purchase of such an item and I must say that this is great. it warms up and a decent speed, has 3 different massage modes that move the rollers below you feet, the ball in the middle and 2 bubble functions (basically one without a light and one with). It can be quite noisey but that can be expected with parts rolling around and jets making bubbles. It feels quite good on my feet. The handle to carry it feels nice and sturdy and the plug to help empty it is easy to remove and insert. I wish it had little wheels on the bottom to help roll it when it's full of water but it slides on tile quite ok. I look forward to more uses and possibly using foot soaks and oils. (I'll make sure it's ok before doing so) enjoying everything about it so far.

First of all let me say my wife loves this. I really like it too, but with my feet at size 13 it does make getting in and out a challenge. Once it is in they are fine, but the opening is a little smaller than I would like. It is big and covers them however which is really nice. Buttons are easy to push, and the heating element does work well and keep it hotter for longer. Overall I would definitely recommend this.

Unit is not worth a dime in my book. Heater doesn't shut off, bubbles are only in the tow section and the rollers are very uncomfortable and I was just to darned lazy to return till 4 hours after that window had expired. I'm going to contact the manufacturer to see if there is any recourse other than amazon. Should be more than 30 warranty... and the lid doesn't want to stay in place...