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Foot and calf treatment is available in massage chairs. The majority of massage chairs today have a foot and calf massaging mechanism as part of their feature set. Some chairs just feature calf massage, but the majority of them include some type of lower-limb massage function. An ottoman is a term used to describe these calf and foot massaging machines. On massage chairs, there are several sorts of ottomans. Some ottomans, such as the Human Touch Actouch HT-9500 massage chair and the Omega Aires, are constructed with the foot and calf massage mechanism all in one and entirely linked as a single unit, whilst others have the foot separate from the massager.calves. By flattening the foot section of the ottoman and positioning it parallel to the calf massager, a taller individual will be able to extend their legs more easily. The Panasonic 30007 is an example of this sort of foot and calf massager.
The disadvantage of using this sort of foot massager is that it ends up rubbing the sides of the user's ankles. Airbags are used to generate the massage effect in the great majority of foot and calf massagers. Each manufacturer has their own specific airbag arrangement to offer their own distinct feeling, however the basic premise of every foot and calf massager is that airbags compress the calves and feet in some way.Some of the compression occurs all at once, while others inflate sequentially, giving the impression that the airbags are “rolling” up and down the legs.
Only a few massage chairs claim to feature rollers on the bottoms of the feet. As a result, the feet receive the same sort of therapy as the back with regular rear rollers. In addition to the airbags, I believe the Elite Optima and one of the King Kong chairs include foot rollers. Human Touch says that its HT-9500 massage chair includes “paddles” on the ottoman that provide a unique experience when using it.In my perspective, and based on the many, many seats I've been in, that chair has the finest foot and calf massager of any massage chair we've seen. It's a fantastic experience for your feet.
The Inada Yume, a new model from Zeo Healthcare, provides a novel twist to the entire subject of Ottoman massage. They've incorporated Thera-Elliptical-Kneading, which involves moving the sides of the calf massage wells up and down in an elliptical manner to massage the calf muscles with the compression massage of the airbag. It's fascinating, and it feels amazing.
The lack of foot and calf function in massage chairs is the primary reason why massage chairs do not resemble standard recliners. It's a bit difficult to conceal a fantastic foot and calf massager! Certainly, some businesses have attempted to conceal the “ugly” ottomans. Human Touch, for example, has produced a retractable ottoman in the new Acutouch HT-9500. They've also added a swivel ottoman to models like the HT-7120 and HT-7450, allowing these calf-only massagers to rotate underneath and hide the calf holes.
If you are not used to receiving a mechanical foot and calf massage, it may take some getting used to, but after a few uses, you will grow used to it and fully appreciate the therapeutic advantages of this function in massage chairs.