does this chair have rolling foot massager or does it work only on air bag? (for the feet)
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Dear STCR, thanks for asking this massage chair foot massager works with airbags that squeeze and your feet at different timing so it feels like a massage. If you would like a chair with foot rollers please look at the link below : http://www.amazon.com/FOREVER-SHIATSU-FEATURED-MASSAGE-CHAIR/dp/B00GRAIEB4/ref=sr_1_12?s=hpc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1408403612&sr;=1-12This is the item number aswell :609788002956If you have any further questions feel free to ask.Thanks BH direct Rick
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No it's only for your back bottom and feet. To be honest I'm rather disappointed with it after owning it a while. It's simply started to deteriorate and I just use it moderately.
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yes, a object rolls the length of the foot in a pattern. It also squeezes the legs, which I don't have a problem with, but some people think it is too tight. You will need the lift the leg supports via the computer console so your legs and feet all fit comfortly.Jessica
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No it does not massage the top of your feet. The air pressure actually gives the top of my feet a good feeling.
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no it does not roll on the sides of your feet. with the pressure on 5, you will get quite the massage and it may relieve the side pain tho.
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It's handheld and pressure is applied using your own strength, vs the foam roller. I think it's easier to use because you don't have to be on the floor. You can use it standing or while seated. I think alternating the two would be beneficial. I own both and did not buy one to replace the other. I do think the foam roller provides a little deeper massage because you using body weight vs arm strength. Hope this helps.
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Only one per foot and it's not a roller, just a plastic bump. You have to move your foot over it, but its comfortable. I bought it mostly for the depth because I had broken my ankle and needed the height of this item. I don't use it now that my ankle is healed.
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Hi,Good day!Fujita 9100 has foot rollers. Should you have any questions, please let me know.Thank you
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I really like mine. It works basically like a blood pressure cuff. You wrap the sleeves around each of your legs. The pink motor is attached to one of the sleeves. Then, there are several buttons with varying levels of pressure. There is no English on it, but you can figure it out. You just push the button and it turns on. If that was too hard, push another button until you find the button you like. It pumps the sleeves with air like a blood pressure cuff, then releases the air. I have poor circulation in my feet, so it pumps the lymph and blood that pools in my feet back up to my heart. It REALLY helps! My husband used to massage my feet and lower legs when my feet hurt so bad. Now he doesn't have too. He even uses it sometimes. Definitely worth it.
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hello. i sent this back. not because it wasnt good but because i needed it for travel and i found this to be to big. i was travelling to amsterdam and they make one there that is a combo walker and wheelchair very compact. it is called a rollz rollator. sorry i could not be of any help.
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I guess so, you can't move the rollers but you can move your feet to massage where you want.
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The leg and foot unit itself is not adjustable but the air bag intensity comes in two settings (high and low). The default setting is high but for some people and especially someone with lymphedema, the higher setting might be uncomfortable. However, the low intensity setting has mild pressure on the legs and feet. The message chair seems to have some sort of sensoring ability to detect the amount of pressure on the legs and feet. Both my son and I use the message chair and his legs are very thick and mine are pencils. Even though we are sized very differently, we both enjoy the leg and foot message aspect of the chair. The leg and foot unit itself is not adjustable but the air bag intensity comes in two settings (high and low). The default setting is high but for some people and especially someone with lymphedema, the higher setting might be uncomfortable. However, the low intensity setting has mild pressure on the legs and feet. The message chair seems to have some sort of sensoring ability to detect the amount of pressure on the legs and feet. Both my son and I use the message chair and his legs are very thick and mine are pencils. Even though we are sized very differently, we both enjoy the leg and... » Read More The leg and foot unit itself is not adjustable but the air bag intensity comes in two settings (high and low). The default setting is high but for some people and especially someone with lymphedema, the higher setting might be uncomfortable. However, the low intensity setting has mild pressure on the legs and feet. The message chair seems to have some sort of sensoring ability to detect the amount of pressure on the legs and feet. Both my son and I use the message chair and his legs are very thick and mine are pencils. Even though we are sized very differently, we both enjoy the leg and foot message aspect of the chair. « Show Less
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The "pressing " option is the smoothest and the most gentle. The "rollers" are not felt as much as the other options. A fleece throw between your back and that of the chair is the answer when the rollers are too strong. This chair is more than I expected. Especially for the price. You can adjust the "width of the massage also. This allows the Pressure where you want it. So yes it is a wave motion on the pressing option.
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No it doesn't massage arms. Its massages from your feet all the way up to your neck though.
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I've had the massager for a while. The one i got came with removable foot rollers. I don't care for the rollers but enjoy relaxing my feet in the sustained heated water. It's worth the money if you will benefit for this type of therapy. Make sure you can roll it to a location that you can drain the water using the attached short hose. It is very heavy to lift when full of water but not too heavy for someone able to lift 35-45 pounds.
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Very pleased with this massager.I think it would work well on your legs, I have used it on my husbands feet and his back. (His back was broken in 2 places, and the massager really helps with the pain.
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To me it's more of a massage than a vibrate. But YES, it definitely gets the soles of your feet.