Snailax Foot Warmer with Massage, Vibration and Heating Cushion for Cozy Feet with 5 Modes Massage and 2 Heating Therapy, Heated Electric Massage Cushion for Foot, Back and Full Body,Gifts for Women

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In the market for your first ever electric foot warmer or heated slipper? Here are some things to consider: While the massage factor was lower (you have to manually massage your own feet using the nodes on the bottom of the spa), in testing, we noticed that this product does have some nice perks: you can turn it on and off with your toe, and buff away calluses and rough skin with the removable pumice stone. Foot warmers can be good for circulation, especially those with massaging features that keep you warm and get the blood moving. How we chose our recommendations If you’re looking for a more comprehensive foot treatment, the Foot Massager from Renpho combines shiatsu foot massage, soothing heat therapy and air compression to simulate a manual massage by squeezing and releasing the feet. The air compression and shiatsu massage each have three intensity settings that can be set independently, with or without heat. This foot massager looks sleek and attractive, with buttons for the various settings arranged on a neat panel along the top of the unit, making them easy to see and select. There’s also a remote control, so you can easily adjust settings once the massage programme has started without needing to lean forward.

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To operate, plug in your mat using the included USB and affix the controller to the mat. You can toggle between the modes with your feet for a completely hands-free experience. This option is also a lot easier to clean than traditional models—just wipe it down with a damp cloth. But, it's definitely not as durable or sturdy as other options on this list, so you'll have to be a bit more gentle.

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Foot massager mats are a portable and convenient way to relieve sore muscles. While we did not test this option in the real world, we are very impressed with the eight modes and 19 levels that knead, massage, hit pressure points, and even act as a cupping device. While the mat is designed for your feet and the open-concept design accommodates any foot size, you can also use the massager on other parts of your body. It also weighs less than one pound and rolls up, so it's easy to take on the go. If you’d like to combine your foot massage with a soothing foot soak, see our list of the best foot spas. When should I not use a home foot massager?

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We thoroughly test all the foot massagers that we review, either at home or during a live product demonstration, following the directions on the box. Where applicable, we test the different heat, vibration and massage settings.

Longevity: Some foot warmers stay hot for longer than others, and lots have automatic shut-off systems that turn them off after a set amount of time. So think about how long you need a warmer to stay hot for, especially if you’re planning on using it over the course of a full work day. Get toasty toes in no time with these fully microwaveable slippers. Just pop the whole pair into the microwave for a minute or two to get them perfectly warm before you slip them on your feet. They also release a calming lavender scent as they heat up to soothe your senses at the end of a busy day. The Lomitech Foot Warmer is USB powered and made with ultra-soft flannel that holds heat in to keep your feet wonderfully warm. We love the fact that it’s really easy to use with three simple settings – heat, vibrate, and heat and vibrate together. All you have to do is press the power button to cycle through the settings to select the one you want. The one area we felt this massager could improve is its heating function; while it does keep the water warm, we noticed that it doesn’t really heat the water, and there isn’t an option for increasing the temperature. We think it will work best with already-hot water added to the tub to start. Comfort: We looked at the variety of pressure and heat settings, noting if a product felt too intense even on its lower settings (making it less likely to be comfortable for many users). We also considered pressure and heat settings for effectiveness, paying attention to the areas of the foot targeted by the massager and how well it performed when it came to releasing muscle tension and providing relief from soreness.