Engineered to allow for easy replacement of worn parts. First Class Seats available in brown. First Class seats available in gray. Chair reclines at the start of the massage. The Next Generation of Massage Chair: A control panel which allows customers to vary the strength of the back and calf massage. Bonus minutes to encourage spending beyond just the one minute massage time. A reclining back and leg (calf) massage. Accepts coins, bills and credit-cards. Your customers deserve a First Class Seat Provide relaxation for your quests and a revenue stream for your property. Our chairs provide a deep-tissue Shiatsu massage with kneading, tapping and rolling across the entire back and a leg (calf) massage. Massage chair concession turns under-utilized areas into revenue generating space and performs well in small and large retail properties alike. Robust design, heavy duty motor and components, brown or grey leather-like upholstery 180 lbs. (82 kg)
Not sure which product is for you? Give us a callI'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.
Small, inconspicuous motors inflate and deflate the vest from the inside, providing for a therapeutic compression massage. The wearer can choose a program from the company's app, which communicates with the vest over Bluetooth, and select the intensity. Con: The vest doesn't apply much pressure, and instead, replicates the feeling of an iPhone vibrating in your back pocket. While it's a fun novelty item, you're better off booking a massage appointment.The 15 Best Places for Chair Massages in New York CityCreated by Foursquare Lists Bumble & Bumbleget color and get to sit in the great massage chairs they have in the color room!full body massage chairs while your hair is being washed... = the massage chairs during the shampoo combined w the amazing head massage...! J&J Fine Nails$20 mani/pedis are all the rage! Clean , calm enviornment, massage chairs that put u to sleep & staff highly professional. Get a chair massage from Mary! Get there before 5pm for the $20 M-W mani/pedi special.
Also, Mondays seem to be the least busy in general. Mary's chair massage is the best! Zen Nail And SpaRelaxing, professional & sanitary - get a mani/pedi with a 10 min chair massage all for under $50!I go just for the chair massages. The masseuses are super strong and really get out the knots. $12 for 10 minutes and worth every penny.Just got the chair massage and feel brand new Polished Beauty BarA truly fantastic mani/pedi. The massage chairs are a great bonus!The "knead and flap" option on the massage chair is really doing it for me right now.Meticulous and friendly staff. Better than other nail salons in the area. Orchid Garden SpaThey're open until 10 pm with $23 mani/pedi weekday specials and the yummy massage chairs!Best massage chair pedicure ever!A great spot for an affordable man-mani/pedi - $24. The "Spa Pedicure" is $20 more for an some leg scrub & wrapping (see photos) plus 10-minute leg massage. Susan Nail & Spa$50 shellac mani, regular pedi, 10 min chair massage!!! Their massage chairs are CrAZYyyyIf Top A is full, this can be used as a mediocre backup.
Good massage chairs Pierre Michel SalonI've been a client of Yuki Yamazaki for Japanese straightening and haircuts for almost ten years. So happy he moved to this fantastic salon with the giant massage chairs. Ask for Yuki, he's the best!I moved here 4 years ago and HATED every stylist I went to until I found Leon. A bit pricey, but the atmosphere and results are worth it. I have finally found my hairstylist in NYC.Gil is the best! Rehoboth Spa LoungeThe two dudes here give a killer foot or chair massage. AwesomeSuper nice and clean. I got a regular pedicure with a 10 minute foot massage. Great service and very relaxing.If your jeans are too skinny to take advantage of the pedi leg massage take them off and put a robe on. They're in the back. Elegant Nails & SpaGreat massage chairs and mani/pedi steal at $27!Quiet and relaxin atmosphere. Clean and cozy environment. They use rubber gloves for pedicure treatments. Pedicure for $22.00 is very reasonable for received service :-)Great student specials!
Also ask for Rody - I've had almost everyone here, and she's very meticulous, friendly, and sweet! Her massages are AWESOME too! Ada Nails and SpaBest massage chairs around, great little extras like warm lotion on your heels while they paint your toessaw all the reviews raving about the chair massages and the hype is legit. the single greatest chair massage I have ever experienced.best massage from Amy....definitely coming back again. friendly surface too Blooming Nails & SpaGet a chair massage from John!A bit on the pricier side but new amenities and very clean. John gives a great massage!Great massage, my compliments! Orsini Nail & SpaUnder $30 for a well done mani-pedi, small but adequate color selection, massaging chairs during pediMani pedi in the middle of the afternoon before the rush. Listen to the relaxing music and get a chair massage.daisy is awesome !! Great service Oasis Nails and SpaNeighborhood go-to for mani/pedis. 10 minute chair massage while drying is the move here.