From Massage Chair new model INADA DUET HCP-WG1000A massage is one of the best ways to relieve stress at the end of a busy day. Unfortunately, not many people can afford to hire a professional masseuse, and full-sized massage chairs can cost many thousands of dollars.I recommend Zyllion ZMA-14-BK Massage CushionsDeep kneading and rolling massages at the neck, upper back and lower back help relieve muscle tension and improve blood circulation. Built-in double vibrating motors at the hip relaxes the body and strengthen metabolism. Unique up-down motion of the massage nodes was designed with the concept of somatology. Multiple massage heads work together to imitate real full body kneading and rolling massage with human hands. This massage cushion has three massage variations-full back, lower back, and upper back massage-making it versatile and perfect to use in the office or at homeSource: Best Massage CushionsMassage chairs allow massage therapists to have access to pressure points and massage areas much more easily, making it possible for them to provide a more effective massage.
Especially since massages are billed per time (half hour or hour normally), using a massage chair is a much more efficient way to accomplish what needs to be done during a session.There are other products that be great supplements and improve upon the old fashioned manual massages performed on a flat table. For instance, many physical therapists, chiropractors, and other healthcare professionals who deal with muscle injuries use a massage chair in conjunction with Clinical Massage Equipment to get the effect they want. This equipment allows them to target specific areas of the body to reduce pain and speed patient healing. Ships from and sold by Spa Palace. Signature required upon delivery due to high value of this item. The 16027 is a full-featured massage chair with Zero Gravity positioning, a wide variety of massages, and pampers you from head to toe. The 16027 automatically reclines and the back and footrest can be adjusted independently. It scans your body to determine your height and adjusts the massage area to fit.
The back rest rail is S–shaped to conform to your body shape. Massage features include Swedish, Shiatsu, kneading, clapping, tapping, rolling, and vibration. There are six pre–programmed massages, five levels of speed and intensity, and three width adjustments. Partial massage options are also available. The seat has a built–in vibration massage and there is an invigorating air pressure system for the lower body. Massages can be programmed to last from 5 to 30 minutes and the remote will even turn off the chair when the massage is complete. This massage chair is available in a soft, durable black synthetic leather finish. The Zero Gravity position is designed to take pressure off of the spine. Cozzia's Zero Gravity chair elevates the knees to the level of the heart, and brings the spine parallel to the ground. By eliminating all vertical pressure on the vertebrae, the connective tissues surrounding your spine are able to relax making massage far more effective. All aspects of the 16027 can be controlled through the state-of-the-art remote control.
The LCD displays shows what features are currently activated and makes it easy to customize the massage to your preferences. In addition, the mini-remote makes it easy to control the chair from the fully-reclined zero gravity position. The footrest can be adjusted to fit a variety of adults from short to tall. This feature also helps ensure you get therapy applied to just the right part of your legs, calves and feet. Dimensions: H. 52.5" W. 29.5" OD. 57.5", Weight: 214 lbs Shipping Weight: 253 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Item model number: 16027-black #613,245 in Health & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care) in Health & Personal Care > Wellness & Relaxation > Massage Tools & Equipment > Professional Massage Equipment > Salon & Spa Chairs in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Living Room Furniture > Chairs 55 star40%3 star20%1 star40%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsLOVE THIS CHAIR !!!Nice chair, BUTBought this chair in Aug of 2014 and worked great and really helped out my achesIt's a good chair, I guess
I've never experienced a workout quite so rigorous as the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week. The world's largest innovation event spans 1.8 million square feet of exhibit space. For three eight-hour days, I schlepped my laptop and camera bag across the thinly carpeted floors. My body, fueled by coffee and Clif bars, ached and fatigued quickly. Unsure how I would survive the convention, I set out to review every luxury massage chair I encountered at CES. My mission gave me an opportunity to break from walking and receive much needed, therapeutic relief. It was a wild success. Here are my favorite chairs, ranked least to best: 4. Daiwa's Relax 2 Zero Chair Pro: The Relax 2 Zero chair by Daiwa uses air bag technology to relieve muscle tension from head to toe. The bags inflate and deflate, gently pushing the body from side to side. Con: The pressure was a little much for me, however, and I winced several times when the bags pinched my arms and legs too tightly.
The materials felt cheap, as well, which became the most apparent during the foot massage. The rollers in the foot cradle felt like a bag of marbles held in a Ziploc baggie. 3. Adako's Zenith Chair Pro: Adako's "zero-gravity" Zenith chair is a dream for those who appreciate a good glutes massage. The chair's L-shaped roller track travels from the neck to the hamstrings, delivering concentrated pressure at the body's intersection: the buttocks. Plus, with a price tag under $8,000, the Zenith chair is the most affordable one I tried. Con: While the glutes massage was out of this world, the chair provided an unmemorable experience for my other body parts. Plus, the L-shaped track limits its reclining capability. 2. Inada's DreamWave Chair Cost: $9,499 ($10,499 for the TruBlack Leather model) Pro: Stepping into Inada's DreamWave chair is like getting a hug. The chair provides 1,200 square inches of coverage — more than any chair on the market, according to Inada USA President Cliff Levin — so it gives the illusion of cradling you.
Its 16 pre-programmed sessions means there's an experience for everyone. I prefer a gentle Shiatsu massage, and the Stretch session tugged at my limbs lightly and comfortably. Con: The DreamWave chair's pervasive coverage trapped my body heat and made me sweaty. My biggest concern, however, is the near $10,000 price. Pro: Infinity is massage chair royalty, and in fact, a sales manager at a rival company's booth recommended I check them out. After a few minutes in the IT-880, I understood why. Infinity chairs feature one of the longest roller tracks on the market, so it cups the head and gives a mind-blowing crown massage. The chair also inverts, lifting the legs above the upper body and improving circulation and blood flow. The clincher here is in the price tag: Infinity's IT-8800 comes in more than $3,000 cheaper than Inada's DreamWave chair. Con: N/A — If I had that much money sitting around, my first call would be to Infinity. Pro: Tware's AiraWear is a massage vest that fits underneath your jacket.