Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm a Postal worker so my feet take a pounding everyday. I need something more than just a massge roller or vibrator. This one I call the Rolls Royce of foot massagers. Not only does it vibrate, but soothing bubbles with heat that stays at a constant temp. Massage rollers in the bottom and a attachment that has pumice stones to scrub your feet. I tell your it doesn't get much better than this.

It is a great value for the price on sale. It warms up water quickly, the vibration is excellent and the massager tools work great. Very easy way to relax after a long day. U do want to put it on a towel or carpeted floor so it doesn't vibrate TOO much. A little bit of water can splash out if u fill it too much so a towel under it is great plus is dampers the vibration and noise. But oh man, the relaxation. U can remove the massager rolls if they're uncomfortable which they can get after prolonged use. But oh man, lol the relaxation.

Good for a relaxing massage after work but I wish the product was built with less hard plastic and more soft gels. It comes with everything for a pedicure though.

Size 12 or above? Forget it. The plastic shield on top Will cut into your ankles. If you’re standing up in it or you can put your feet directly straight down into it, it could work, but the attachments are useless, and is just a small narrow machine.

I bought this foot bath for my Wife on Mother's Day. She's used it 3 times already in less than a month. The vibration and heat boost work well together in relaxing the muscles and joints. The only gripe I have is that the little white grommets at the bottom are pretty useless. But fortunately you can remove them.

Its like having your own salon! It does everything you would get at a salon in thr comfort of your home.

Bought this for our athlete daughter. She loves it. Simple product that does what it supposed to.

would recommend. Had no problems using the product.

Love the size and the options for bubbles or massage water. The only complaint is the rollers on the bottom are abit firm and hurt after awhile. Other than that ... Great!

it looked good and was packaged nicely. bought to soothe the feet of my dancer son and my elderly mother. he decided that he didn't need nor want it. the design was nice but the pumice stone was small and the rubber rollers looked very hard. we thought that a foot bath might work just as well.

Relaxing and warm after long day at work. Helps relieve tired achy feet with advanced techs they have.

I am in physical therapy for foot surgery and they always have me soak them in a whirlpool tub before they do any of the exercises or therapies. Saw this on sale and thought it would be perfect for the days I do not go to therapy. It is wonderful! The water stays warm, the bubbles move the water well around my feet and my doctor commented that I am progressing faster then most patients with similar surgery. But the best part is I can see myself continuing to use this outside of therapy because it is just feels so darn good! I even add a scented salt blend (that I make sure to rinse well) for added therapy and enjoyment.

Nice it warms water and the vibration part is nice. Bubbles are ok but not as strong as I'd like them to be

Great gift for wives everywhere. Melts away their stress.

It does the job. I have no issue with the item. Vibration,heat and bubble all works fine. Got it when it was on sale so it was a great buy for me. A great way to relax my feet after a long day at work.

I haven't used it often enough to rate a 5, but I felt better after using it the 4 times I have gotten around to it. I would say it is a good value.

Surprised they carried this, but they matched the price on Amazon. Has rollers to massage your feet. Must use hot water as it tries to keep it warm when in use.

I bought the foot massager as a gift....he loves it!

Gets the job done. Just don't fill the water too high because feet will add volume and could make water overflow.

Bought this for my mother-in-law and now she uses it nightly as the doctor has ordered. Happy