“My wife liked the compression part but the massager didn't work. Maybe it's an "isolated incident" and maybe it's just cheap. I opted for the refund instead of replacement.”
“1st night. These are amazing. Fit well work well lightweight. I had a bit of problem lining up.Then I read directions Very easy to use. Calming. Love them. Give me a 30 min shutoff and you get 5 stars.”
“More convenient than AC outlet type massagers as you can be more mobile and not have wires attached/coming out from everywhere.Able to walk around freely without fear of tripping. If you aren't sedentary/setting down, won't feel it as much or notice itThere are compromises though. Max pressure/power is maybe 70-80% of wired when cranked all the way up. If you don't need that much force on your calves then you should be fineNeeds more velcro for those with skinnier calvesBattery life is really good. Last maybe two dozen sessions per full chargeCharges via USB-C which is greatly appreciated.Wished it had a wireless remote. Although do have presets options”
“I purchased one of these in October. I had the unit before that had to be plugged in while using and it worked well. I needed something more portable.These units work well. When the second unit (Oct) stopped working (wouldn't hold charge) I wrote directly to FitKing. They responded immediately and sent a new unit within days. Customer service like that if hard to find, especially with many products on TRAKK. I liked that they didn't ask for 'proof' but took my word.”
“The massager comes almost fully charged, so I was able to just put them on, very easy with Velcro. Wrapped around the calves comfortably but not too tight. Press the button for one of three modes, up and down, down and up or back and forth. You'll get it when you try it out. The pressure can get a bit strong, almost feels like a BP arm wrap but releases and the feeling is very very nice. I have dealt with PAD, Peripheral Artery Disease. So I have had to work out my calf muscles do develop veins and arteries for blood flow otherwise I would have had to get a stent. It worked. I no longer have PAD. BUT, I can tell by using these massagers that they are helping that area with good pressure and just enough of tightness to give a nice relief feeling after. Automatically stops at 20 minutes. Read the easy instructions first. This is a very good thing to have if you are a runner with calf issues or after TKR surgery, too.”
