Reathlete Leg Massager, Air Compression for Circulation Calf Feet Thigh Massage, Muscle Pain Relief, Sequential Boots Device with Handheld Controller with Knee Heat Function (United States Version)

It is a great device that helps recovery after doing too much exercise or having muscle tension pain. It seems ppl thought it is a curing device or help in other different ways, which it is never even mentioned in the device explanation, thus, it is unfair to judge it. again, yes it is great and specially for athletes to help quick recovery!!!

Excellent product

this product is not performing as it mention in the description, in result weak, air compression is working fine, not getting hot, vibration is just a name sack .i returned the items the same day, but amazon if not collected Since 15 days. very disappointing collection behavier

IT WAS NOT AS I ACCPECTED

Lastima un poco en el pie al hacer la compresion

I recently bought these leg massagers and am nothing but impressed with them. While researching which ones to buy, I was overwhelmed with the amount there are to pick from, as well as price range. I had never even tried them out before, so I was really just going off reviews and my own personal google searches. I finally landed on these and am shocked how much better my legs feel. I'm a competitive "weekend" runner aka I'm not a professional, however I run 8-15 miles daily, generally under 8 minute miles, with a race pace closer to 6 minute miles. So my legs are just in a constant state of soreness. The affects of these were noticed immediately. While it's actually massaging, it's a little painful (in a good way), however that depends on the intensity setting as well as how tired and sore your legs are, already. The magic is when it's done and you take them off, THAT'S when you really feel the end result. I remember just walking around my apartment afterwards almost speechless because how loose and relaxed my legs felt. I now use them multiple times a day. I use M1 setting before my runs at the max setting. And after a run I use the M2 usually at the lowest setting because that's when my legs are most tender, and even that can be difficult to tolerate at times. Depending on the day/distance/just how my legs are feeling, I'll use it once more before I go to bed. I usually do the M3 (isolated foot massage) after whatever setting I just used as well. Another huge thing I noticed was on my fast days, it usually takes me 2 miles to get up to the pace that I wanted, just because it took that long for my legs to warm up and get up to speed. However, the very first time I used these before a fast run, I hit my goal pace in my first mile. It's just a noticeable difference in how loose and refreshed you feel after using them. Truly a game changer. The heating element is nice, however it is just isolated to the knee. It does warm up and you do feel it, but if you wanted something more for the whole leg, I would suggest looking at other products. That's really the only negative I can say. Otherwise they are easy to put on and take off, I like the travel bag it comes in, and really they've changed my recovery game for the better. Strongly recommend.

To start, I like that the equipment has a sturdy bag for storing or transporting the device and I do like the way it makes my legs feel. To say that it's a massager might be a bit of a stretch, at least what my idea of massage is. Once you've gotten yourself strapped in its a nice 30 min of compress and release and the heat function for the knees is wonderful. A tip, if you buy one, get the feet adjusted first so you can pretty much just slide your feet in, it makes the whole thing a lot more user friendly. Another thing, if you have any kind of fleece material under you when you're going to use the device, set it aside until you're done. Velcro and fleece don't play well together. I've only gotten to use it a few times so my biggest thing is that getting strapped in can be a challenge, at least if you're sitting on the bed. I think next time I'll try to strap them on while standing. The velcro is strong so it takes a bit of doing BUT on the up side it won't easily come loose while in use. My package had a few extra pieces that I'm guessing are extenders, if needed. One other thing, if you're taking it when you travel don't forget the remote. The level of compression is good and can be adjusted as well as zone compression. Knee heat can has two levels as well. A word, plugs for the left and right legs do have to go into their proper port. If you look you can see that it's marked, L & R. I'm hoping that as I use them more that taking them off and on will more automatic. They're not quite on a par with the hospital version but unless you have a private masseuse, they're the next best thing.

I have Lupus and was in a car wreck where I sustained neck and lower back injuries. I had neck surgery and was told I needed a major surgery to fuse my lower spine and put rods in place. Due to complications from my neck surgery, I am unable to have the back surgery at this time. Between the nerve damage that causes sharp needle like pain in my feet and toes, severe cramping and swelling in my feet and legs, I suffer a lot if I'm on my feet for more than an hour or so a day. Being a nurse, I was familiar with compression boots being used in post surgery patients to help blood circulation so I decided to order some. These leg compression boots are incredible at reducing the swelling and pain! They also help with the blood circulation and help greatly reduce the leg cramps. The ONLY thing I would say negative is that I wish they did have more heat. I highly recommend these for anyone having problems with blood circulation, pain, swelling, etc.. in their legs and feet.

I purchased the Re-Athletes “Air-C” product. It caused more pain than relief and the kneading and shiatsu functions didn’t work after multiple tries. I thought I would give it another chance a bit later and see if it worked any better. It didn’t, it still caused pain and the two functions still didn’t work. I went to return it and I was 10 days too late. I had never returned anything before and didn’t realize there was such a short return window especially if the product was defective. Any reputable company would take back a defective product. I used the respond to seller function to request a late return and never got a response. I couldn’t even sell it on Amazon myself because the two functions don’t work and the ”trade in your stuff” on Amazon doesn’t include your product. We are retired and this was quite an expensive purchase for us. Since the company didn’t respond to my online request through Amazon I called Reathlete directly. The rep sounded like he was reading from a script and said basically so sorry, hit the road. Very poor business culture. Dissapointing.