ComfytempPortable Foot Massager with Heat, Birthday Gifts for Dad Mom Men Women, Cordless Ankle Massage for Plantar Fasciitis, Swelling, Compression Boot for Circulation (1 Pack, Fits Size 6 to 10)

I wear a Size 10.5W shoe and the Comfytemp Portable Foot Massager with Heat fits my foot fine, but the leg wrap that goes around my calf is a little short. It does barely reach and holds during a massage, but I can hear the hook and loop connection pulling loose during a compression. It helped to tighten the wrap after an initial compression cycle, but I do wish the wrap was about 2 inches longer for a stronger hold.The massager comes with a 32" long Type C USB charging cord, but a high power 5V/2A USB wall charger is not provided even though the specifications call for one. A red light on the controller blinks while charging and turns solid when complete.The controller has 3 pre-programmed modes, 3 intensity levels (L/M/H), and a single heat setting. The massager auto shuts off after 15 minutes. A ComfyTemp app is available by scanning a QR code in the instructions for either iOS or Android. It was easy to create an account using my Apple login. The app allows for the creation of three custom 3-step compression patterns, plus it also monitors a running massage cycle. The auto shutoff time can also be adjusted. It was fun just playing with the different options.The compressions are strong even at the lowest intensity, but the heat is very weak and not very obvious in a warm room. It might feel stronger on a cold day or if you have poor circulation. After removing the massager, I could only feel a slight residual heat on the area that fit under my heel. I did not feel any heat from the areas that wrapped around my calf or the front of my foot.The 3 pre-programmed modes felt as follows:Mode 1: compresses toes, then ankle, and then calf in sequence, then all 3 at once.Mode 2: similar to Mode 1, but maintains pressure on each area with stepped compressions.Mode 3: compresses all areas gradually starting at toes with pulsed off-on compressions.Mode 1 feels really good and is my favorite.The bottom of the massager is loop fabric and picks up dirt from the floor very easy, so it's best to lay back and relax during a massage.

This portable foot massager is excellent for relaxing tired feet and improving circulation. It’s simple yet versatile, with flexible adjustable straps that make it comfortable to wear and easy to fit different foot sizes. I like that it recharges conveniently with a USB Type-C port, so it’s travel-friendly and cordless.The built-in controller makes it easy to switch between three massage modes, three intensity levels, and optional heating. It also has a 15-minute auto shut off timer, so you can enjoy a session without worrying about turning it off. The rhythmic airbag compression combined with the gentle heat feels very soothing, especially for plantar fasciitis or swollen feet.

I feel neutral about this foot massager. To be clear, it doesn’t really “massage” in the traditional sense. The experience is more like a blood pressure cuff around your lower leg. It inflates and squeezes one section, then another, in a repeating cycle. It’s essentially an intermittent compression device rather than a true massager.That said, the squeezing action does feel good and seems to improve circulation, especially after a long day of standing or sitting. The foot section has a light vibration, which provides some relief when my feet are sore, but again, it’s not the kneading or rolling massage I expected.The heating function works as advertised and can be activated with a single button. It doesn’t get overly hot, which is a plus, but I didn’t notice a major difference in how my feet felt with or without the heat.As for fit, I wear a men’s US size 10.5, and the foot strap had plenty of room. The calf strap, however, felt shorter in comparison. It fit me, but someone with larger or swollen legs may struggle to get a secure fit. That’s a bit of a contradiction, since circulation and swelling relief seem to be its biggest selling points.Overall, I’d say this product is fine if you’re mainly looking for a light compression device to stimulate blood flow. If you want something that truly massages your feet, this may not meet your expectations. With a few design tweaks, especially to the straps and massage function, it could be more useful.

This foot massager/compression boot is easy to put on and is provides compression/massage and it also has heat as well all in a cordless device that I can take it with me wherever I go. This compression boot is put on by releasing the Velcro straps (there are two straps) and slipping my foot into the boot like device. Then after I place my foot into the boot I fasten the Velcro ( while the Velcro holds quite solidly; my foot is large so I found the straps almost too short that I couldn’t fasten this device on my foot). Once I had the device secured on my foot it was very easy to operate it; there are three buttons power, heat and intensity. After turning on the device it goes right to work in the default mode which is a dynamic mode where it inflates and deflates to provide my foot compression and release to help my foot heal/recover. The heat is optional since it can be turned on if it’s needed but you can use it with the heat off. The heat has three levels, I set it at the highest level and i found the heat to be underwhelming. The intensity setting has three levels, I found the highest intensity was too much compression for my foot. This device also has a mode they call static mode where it inflates and compresses the foot and it holds it for the entire time until it automatically turns off. I didn’t like the static mode so I’m glad it defaults to dynamic mode. All in all I found this foot compression/massager to work well for my aching foot, it provides compression and decompression to my foot to help the blood flow which in turn helps my foot from being so painful.