Collapsible Foot Bath – Foldable Foot Spa Soak Tub - Foot Bath Massager Basin – Pedicure Foot Soak with 4 Massage Rollers and Carry Handle, 3 Gallon Capacity, Gray

I have been looking for a foot spa, not anything fancy with jets, but just to soak my feet and clean them after a day of working outside in slides. This model by Flexworks is interesting -- it does indeed have a good capacity and fold back up. The rollers so far, one or two aren't staying in place, which makes me concerned that I will lose the small side brackets that hold the rollers when emptying the tub. I wish they made a more positive connection with the well they sit in.Also, there isn't that much room really to vigorously roll your feet backwards and forwards on the rollers, so I may not focus on them.Other than that, no complaints, and it is wonderful to look forward to soaking my feet in salt baths and soaks for dry skin. This fits nicely folded up in my walk-in shower.UPDATE: This is working more than expected to clean my feet after manual labor outdoors and get me in a routine of moisturizing. The rollers are staying in place well now that I have them in securely.Review of FlexWorks Collapsible Foot Bath – Foldable Foot Spa Soak Tub - Foot Bath Massager Basin – Pedicure Foot Soak with 4 Massage Rollers and Carry Handle, 3 Gallon Capacity, Slate Blue

This is basically a collapsible bucket with detachable rollers, but it’s a treat for the feet.Assembly is easy and almost instantaneous. Just flip out the legs, push the bottom down, attach the four rollers into the brackets, fill with water and epsom salt or the spa solution of your choice, and give your feet a soak.The rollers are good for massaging your feet, but you have to put them in motion to do that because this is not motorized. Depending on the size of your foot, the rollers are an inch or two inside your heel and the ball of your foot. It would be nice if the were another set closer to your toes instead of having to maneuver your foot to reach them.The rollers are hard plastic and do not always stay in place well when this is filled with water, so you may have to reattach them when you are using this. And be sure to remove all the rollers and brackets before emptying this, or they may go down your drain.I like the fact that this foot bath is collapsible and you can tuck it away easily, but it would be helpful if there were a secure place to tuck away the rollers and brackets because those seem easy to lose.The current list price of almost $40 seems a bit steep for this when a simple bucket would be enough. The rollers do not provide that much added value, and they almost feel like an afterthought.I am giving this four out of five stars based on convenience and mostly positive first impressions, but if I were rating on value, this would be three stars. I will revisit this review in the weeks and months to come if I have any footnotes.

Love how you can collapse this item for easy storageIt is a most convenient way to soak your feet without having to run a tub full of waterIt has a nice depth that allows you to soak your feet and getting the proper amount of coverage.My only concern about this product is the wear and tear it may experience as you continue collapsing it over a period of time.When using this product, don't try standing up in the basin because while it is made from a heavier plastic, I don't think it will stand up to a lot of misuse.Overall, I'd say it is average at best.

I bought this for my mom to use with my children (her grandchildren) when coming over. They enjoy doing their and her nails, This makes them feel like they are at an actual salon. They love that they have their own foot bath to do their personalized pedicures in. My mom says the foot spa is really nice and relaxing too!

I got this collapsible foot tub for two reasons. As a makeshift washer for camping and for hot foot soaks in the winter. It's very easy to set up and the legs are sturdy enough as long as you're careful not to put too much weight on them. Since we're not going camping soon I decided to treat myself to a foot soak. It was easy enough to fill. I thought I had all of the rollers attached well but two of them dislodged while I was filling it. It was a nice depth and the nubs on the bottom of the tub felt great on sore feet. The rollers were a little hard for my liking so I used them sparingly. The hard part was cleaning the foot tub afterwards. It's so big I had my husband carry it upstairs to the bathtub so I could empty and clean it. It was really hard not to slosh water all over the place and draining, disinfecting and cleaning it in the bathtub took me awhile. Most foot baths are a little difficult to clean though. I did take one star off because the rollers don't stay permanently attached and I have to keep them in a baggie taped to the inside of the foot bath. I'm looking forward to trying this out for washing clothes while camping. It could also be filled with ice and used as a makeshift cooler in a pinch.

This is a nice multi-functional and convenient foot-bath which can double as a bucket if needed. The fact it collapses makes it a fantastic addition to small spaces. It is quite large in size (see the dimensions in the product listing) but the fact it's collapsible makes up this in terms of storage.I could even see someone using this to wash a small dog!****As a product tester for Amazon, I take pride in offering honest and dependable reviews of products so that anyone thinking about purchasing this product gets a fair assessment of functionality and quality. If I find that the performance or quality of a product is reduced after I've made my initial review, I will update to reflect these changes.

I like that it folds down and can squeeze behind something, but it’s still kinda bulky. It doesn’t feel sturdy enough to fill it all the way, but you don’t need a lot to cover your feet. Massage rollers are hokey and it seems cheaply made for $30. It’s ok, but there are better ones for that price. Thank you…