Shiatsu Foot Massager Machine -Increases Blood Flow Circulation, Deep Kneading, with Heat Therapy -Deep Tissue, Plantar Fasciitis, Diabetics, Neuropathy

My husband and I use it everyday before bed, it makes us sleep more easily and comfortable after a whole day work.

Worth pointing out that this costs $300 from the US amazon site and is regularly discounted - which still makes it much cheaper than the usual UK quoted price, even with all taxes included.

I bought this as a birthday gift for my husband. When we unboxed it, the foot massager had scratches on both sides and looked used. Very disappointed, especially for the high price. Not acceptable.

I get that I'm in UK, and all plugs are standard, but this one sparks confusion. And is missing the holder on the zipper, The device doesn't feel 500£ it feels more like 250, like half of the price. It won't come with a remote, shocker... I had a 90£ device for the feet, it was awesome. Shame it had to be changed.

I bought this Cloud Massager, and I was so impressed with how it worked, and how it helped with the pain in my feet and legs. It was by far the best investment for getting me back to enjoying little things in life. After having this massager for a few months, I noticed a sound it was making, so I contacted the manufacturer. I can honestly say that I have never had such amazing customer service in my life. I heard back from them within the hour, and that continued on with every message. They were always very pleasant and courteous. I loved their saying. We owe you our business, so you only deserve the best of our service. My issue has been rectified far beyond my expectation. I would highly recommend using this product and company.

I am amazed at how great this CloudMassage works and feels on my legs and feet. I’ve been experiencing pain, swelling and discomfort in my legs for years. This is partly because I’ve sat in a wheelchair all day long for the past 30 years. I cannot stand or move my legs. My lack of mobility causes a lot of pain and swelling in my legs and feet. I am also diabetic and have signs of diabetic neuropathy, which causes pain and sleepless nights. I needed to increase my blood flow circulation and help in reducing the swelling in my legs and feet. I have gone to numerous doctors, homeopathic, holistic, physical therapist and other health professionals, in search of relief. I was told to move more, elevate my legs, get exercise and other things that I could not do because of my other health issues, pain level, limited time and funds. All of this has cost me a lot of time and money, yet I found no real solution, until now. I found my solution by doing my own research. As I researched, ways to alleviate the problems that I was having with my tired, painful, swollen legs and feet, I came across the concept of Shiatsu massage. As I learned more about Shiatsu massage, I found out that this is an ancient form of massage that is even older then acupuncture and actually works on the pathways that run throughout the body. Shiatsu sounded like something that could help me. But as I called around, I found out that going to someone for weekly Shiatsu massage was a costly endeavor, costing on average $89.00 per visit. Who has that kind of money to spend every week? I know that I don’t! Finally, when I came across the CloudMassage on Amazon I thought, this might be my solution. It could totally eliminate the need for a professional and could give me a much-needed deep massage in the comfort and convenience of my own home. Shiatsu actually means finger pressure. Now, I have my solution, it’s the CloudMassage. The CloudMassage’s therapeutic deep kneading, compression pressure and heating features felt as if I was being massaged. It felt like fingers were gently massaging my legs and feet. I love the fact that the CloudMassage makes the settings so easy to use. I was able to adjust the massage level and intensity to fit my needs. The CloudMassage machine is also very easy to position and adjust in several ways, by just moving the adjustable bar. My favorite feature has to be the heat settings, which will come in handy during the cold winters. I also love the fact that I can share the CloudMassage with other family members. My mom and I live together, so I asked her to try the massager. Her legs are painful and ache due to varicose veins and years of standing at her job. I swear that when she tried it and fail asleep that was a miracle because she’s high energy and never sits down even in her senior years. Mom says that it felt as if someone was massaging her legs and feet, which relaxed her body. I know that this is a very long review, but I feel that this CloudMassage is such an exceptional product that I just had to write my thoughts. I think that if you have pain in your legs or feet, swelling, poor circulation, diabetic neuropathy, or have tired legs or feet, due to standing, sitting or walking too long this CloudMassage may be the solution that you’ve been searching for.

This is the best among the ones that I have used

I impulse bought this after seeing it on an episode of Hard Knocks where it was given as a gift. Even though it seemed like an obvious product placement, I was intrigued. I knew foot massagers existed but I was unaware of the calf muscle option. I’ve owned it for a week and use it for 15 minutes on my feet and 15 minutes on my calves daily. I’m 59.5 years old, have type 2 diabetes, and have suffered from plantar fasciitis in the past. First, the feet. I’ve been using the lowest setting with all four options (heat, air bags, vibration, rollers) working. I lay it flat on the floor and let it time out at 15 minutes which is plenty. The rollers work the outside and toes of your feet vigorously but don’t affect the arch, or at least not mine. I use a massager for that. The air bag compresses and releases pressure into your feet which is worth the price of admission. For the calves/ankles, I lay it flat again on a stool in front of my couch. I had to experiment to see what position worked for me. The rollers really don’t offer much but the airbags once again are the star of the show. I’ve set this on the second lowest level and I believe this has greatly improved my circulation. My feet are size 11.5 and I believe a bigger foot would still benefit, maybe up to 15, although I’m just guessing. It’s fairly big and heavy, maybe the same as a small microwave oven. I choose to move it in and out of my living room for each use, but that may not be realistic for some. As far as value, it comes with a 1 year guarantee. Being Canadian, I paid 260 plus tax delivered to my door, so even if i had to replace this after 2 years it would cost me 50 cents a day. Well worth it, although I’m hoping for far longer. Also, apart from what I feel is a physical health benefit, there is also the stress relief I enjoy for the half hour a day I use this. I think this is an excellent product. Thanks Miami Dolphins!

The Cloud Massage is well built; sturdy and professional looking. And, it's powerful. I use it for my calves and l set the intensity at the second lowest level. I imagine I'd set it higher if using it for my feet. A clever setting is the 'swaying motion', where the air pressure pads slowly move your calves (or feet) from left to right, allowing the massage to cover wider areas of your calves. However, I do have a complaint, and therefore I score it 4 instead of 5. It’s obvious the Cloud Massager is primarily made to massage the feet but can be used for calves. There are 3 sets of rollers in each slot, a small one for the heel of the foot, another small one for the front pad, and a larger roller for the middle, arch of the foot. These don't sit in a horizontal line, but rather in an arc, or downward curve, so that when your feet sit on them, the rollers fill the contour of the foot, with the centre arch roller slightly raised above the other two end ones. It's a perfect fit for the foot. I did a quick massage on my feet, just to test it, and it's a glorious massage. But it's not as great for the calves (which is my primary interest) because calves are opposite in shape, with feet having a natural arch with the centre up higher than the heel and front, and where a calf has a bulge in its centre, pointing downward (when your legs are on the horizontal). So, the fit isn't as good. Only the centre roller is ever in contact with the calf and as a result, only a small section can be massaged. My workaround is to shift my legs up, or down during the massage, to ensure the whole length of the calf gets treated. It works pretty well, and my fat, stiff calves do feel better, afterward. Tip: I actually push the massager away from me, or toward me, as opposed to moving my legs, and only when the pressure pads release the legs at regular intervals. This works well if lying the massager on an ottoman in front of your sofa. Again, it's a very good, well built massager, but if your primary focus are the calves, there may be a better option, because of the shortcoming mentioned. Still, it's a keeper for sure.