Comfytemp Portable Foot Massager with Heat, Father's Day Gifts for Dad Him Men, FSA HSA Eligible Foot Compression Massager for Plantar Fasciitis, Rechargeable Ankle Massage (1 Pack, Fits Size 6 to 10)

I love it. I have nerve issues which causes tingling in my foot. If I sit for any period it is really bad. I take it in the car when we are traveling and it helps me tolerate the tingling. I love that it has an app to control so you don't have to bend over in the car to adjust it.

Nicely put together product. Love the app for control allowing relaxation. So far only tried one of the several massage option. First time using it I fell asleep and foot felt relaxed.

Loved the product but not sure how to download the mobile app?

Purchased for elderly mother. A little difficult for her to put on alone. Once it is inflated if you turn it off it doesn’t immediately deflate.

The best for broken ankle recovery! Plenty of room to adjust for your leg width. Massages in all the right spots - at least for my injury.

I bought this product for my wife. For Mother’s Day. She likes them very much. She says it’s like having someone give you a foot massage anytime you want. Thank you.

I suffer from edema in my legs and feet. I bought 2 of these for the massage therapy. Unfortunately, the leg portion is designed either for women or a man with very thin legs, because the closers don't even come close to closing. Since they only come in shoe sizes 6 to 12 and no option for larger leg size, I had to return them for a refund.

Alas this was not for me. In concept I like it, but in application I was left wanting. The boot is basically inflating spots within the wrap that apply pressure in areas on your foot. Setup was very easy, I did not use the mobile app connection. Came almost fully charged. My initial critique... you can accomplish the same thing with a tennis ball for less cost. Yes it's convenient to prop your foot up and let it do its thing, but regardless of trying to dial it in, reposition it, increase pressure, turn on heat, etc. it just didn't feel quite right. In a pinch I think this might be a good idea, but in long term use / practice, I would keep shopping around.