Does this make your foot very hot? Is it very bulky? Heavy?
1691955
This doesn't seem to make my foot hot. It is surprisingly lightweight. The color is a little off from the actual product though. Its more of a burgundy and cream color. Its pretty comfortable to sleep in compared to others.
417277
It will not hurt your feet at all. It has a light grit feel to it which will not cause any discomfort. Good luck with it ! You will not be disappointed !
540079
Way too hot. Using on carpeted concrete basement floor in home office in Mid-Atlantic state. Once it is warmed up, it is too hot to use for long, even through shoes, even when using an external low/hi switch to reduce power. I have not found a satisfactory switch to sufficiently reduce the power and have to keep turning it off every hour or so to let it cool down because it is burning my feet. These guys need to come out w/ a product that is half the wattage (this one is rated at 90W), or recommend an external variable power switch that actually works and actually allows you to reduce the power and temperature significantly. Way too hot. Using on carpeted concrete basement floor in home office in Mid-Atlantic state. Once it is warmed up, it is too hot to use for long, even through shoes, even when using an external low/hi switch to reduce power. I have not found a satisfactory switch to sufficiently reduce the power and have to keep turning it off every hour or so to let it cool down because it is burning my feet. These guys need to come out w/ a product that is half the wattage (this one is rated at 90W), or recommend an external variable power switch that actually works and actually allows you to reduce the... » Read More Way too hot. Using on carpeted concrete basement floor in home office in Mid-Atlantic state. Once it is warmed up, it is too hot to use for long, even through shoes, even when using an external low/hi switch to reduce power. I have not found a satisfactory switch to sufficiently reduce the power and have to keep turning it off every hour or so to let it cool down because it is burning my feet. These guys need to come out w/ a product that is half the wattage (this one is rated at 90W), or recommend an external variable power switch that actually works and actually allows you to reduce the power and temperature significantly. « Show Less
2270666
Not bulky it is light weight and you can burn your scalpif you get to close and it's on hot
404680
Our amount of usage is limited. We have found it does not radiate heat much beyond the edges of the unit. When you sit back and put your feet up, you will definitely feel the heat on your feet. Yes, you will most likely have to get close to feel the warmth.
2040991
Follow up! Despite the cold winter I mentioned in a previous reply, we just had two weeks of the hottest spring in history here, with temps above 80 every day and bright sun all day. I walked along the tiled deck in my bare feet and stocking feet many times. It was not at all too hot. In fact I would almost say it was "comfortable!"
2000023
It absolutely crushes the feet, but mine also didn't shut off or do any other settings than one, so I would return it - I returned mine as well.
314734
kind of hard like tire rubber, but not un-comfortable at all. I just slip off my boots warn my toes & feet, it works even better if you have a small blanket or beach towel to throw over your feet to trap the heat !!
1562544
It does get pretty warm. I'd definitely put a towel or something over it or wire it to the outside so they don't burn their feet. It doesn't really get hot though until something is sitting on it. I think it's pressure activated.
2070940
No. It will be hot just like anything else that's left in the heat for 2 hours. It's grey so it may be cooler than black in the sunlight. It's great knee support though!
824131
I need to correct my statement to you. Yes, it is hot to the touch. Apparently I hadn't noticed until you asked and after I responded to you. Sorry about that.
1321976
The heat? No, it would better to put your feet in it & let them warm up slowly till it gets hot so you won't be surprised, lol. You can always turn the heat off & let it cool then turn it back on, the jets are adjustable & so is the air pressure pushing the water. Mine messed up, if you but it I suggest getting one of those things that doesn't allow short circuits......I miss mine, I do taekwondo & my feet & ankles hurt constantly.
1949750
my foot is 13.5, it's fit my feet. But this foot massager right side hot, left side is not hot.
1980256
It is very heavy...I break out in a sweat when I use it. I didn't warm up before using it once and ended up spraining my wrist. It ripped a pocket off my dress shirt. Buy and use with extreme caution.
2258941
It is actually pretty heavy & I wouldn't recommend using with moisturizer & foundation unfortunately.
2206522
I have used it on my foot for nerve pain, and it seemed to help. The pad is rigid and has no strap to keep it in position, so I place it face up on a surface and put my foot on it. Try it on less than full power as it can get hot after about 15 minutes.
2040989
Haven't experienced that...but then I'm always wearing shoes when I'm outside! Through my shoes, they don't feel any hotter than anywhere else on my property (driveway, slate sidewalks, etc.) BTW, they went through their first winter in great shape (and it was one unusual winter around here...coldest in decades, so temperature on my feet wasn't a consideration from November through April!) ...still look like I just installed them yesterday (I covered my 300 square foot deck with them). They were a bit expensive, but the finished look is worth it in my opinion. Even my neighbors and friends are impressed. Haven't experienced that...but then I'm always wearing shoes when I'm outside! Through my shoes, they don't feel any hotter than anywhere else on my property (driveway, slate sidewalks, etc.) BTW, they went through their first winter in great shape (and it was one unusual winter around here...coldest in decades, so temperature on my feet wasn't a consideration from November through April!) ...still look like I just installed them yesterday (I covered my 300 square foot deck with them). They were a bit expensive, but the finished look is worth it in my opinion. Even my neighbors... » Read More Haven't experienced that...but then I'm always wearing shoes when I'm outside! Through my shoes, they don't feel any hotter than anywhere else on my property (driveway, slate sidewalks, etc.) BTW, they went through their first winter in great shape (and it was one unusual winter around here...coldest in decades, so temperature on my feet wasn't a consideration from November through April!) ...still look like I just installed them yesterday (I covered my 300 square foot deck with them). They were a bit expensive, but the finished look is worth it in my opinion. Even my neighbors and friends are impressed. « Show Less