9 Best Electric Foot Massagers 2023

July 17,2024

I tested the best electric foot massagers and talked to people who are on the their feet all day about their favorites, from motorized Shiatsu massagers to percussive massage guns..
“This thing is amazing. I only wish I actually used it more often. The two main features that really make this special for me are the depth of the basin and the heat feature. Compared to other foot baths I’ve used, this thing is like comparing a well to a cereal bowl. You have plenty of space to completely cover your feet without worrying about splashing. The absolute best thing though is the heater. You get to set a specific temperature you want, and it will raise the heat up and maintain it. Every other foot bath I’ve used has a warming feature that is next to useless, I can pour in hot water and it will go lukewarm in minutes. This will make it as hot as you like, and I like mine borderline scalding. It’s perfect!” .
Exceptionally affordable and compact, this little massage ball impressed lots of reviewers. “I’m not sure what kind of magic this ball is made of, but it exceeded mine and my husband’s expectations,” writes one reviewer, and another says, “this item was the key to starting to actually begin recovering from a foot injury.” A ballet teacher who recommends the ball to her students says she likes using it for “amazing foot relief after teaching or just ‘waking up’ [the] muscles in my feet before class.” Reviewers also like how portable it is for travel or just daily use. “It is small enough to fit in my purse so if my feet start hurting at work I can massage [them] while I sit at my desk,” one reviewer says. .
“This simple foot massager has made life enjoyable again,” writes one reviewer who previously experienced “unbearable” foot pain. With the option to soak in hot water for heat therapy or toss in the freezer for cool relief, many reviewers agree that it’s a versatile tool for alleviating pain. “[It] feels great warmed up and the real treat is rolling your hot, tired feet on it after it has been in the freezer,” writes a reviewer who likes both modes. Another reviewer loves that “you can put as much pressure as you need, and you can adjust your foot to isolate troubled spots.”