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A refurbished foot massager designed to relieve strained feet using a combination of kneading massage, air compression, and heat. Fully tested and functional, and complete with a 1-year warranty.
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Benefits
- Relieves tension in the plantar fascia and foot muscles
- Stimulates blood circulation in the feet and ankles
- Reduces soreness and stiffness from daily strain
- Loosens deep tissue knots and trigger points
How to use
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Plug in and sit down
Place Flowfeet on the floor in front of a chair or sofa, plug it in and sit down comfortably.
Plug in and sit down
Place Flowfeet on the floor in front of a chair or sofa, plug it in and sit down comfortably.
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Compression from the toes up
Air chambers surround the foot and inflate and deflate in controlled sequences. The compression moves from the toes towards the ankle, pushing blood and fluid in the same direction as the body's own return.
After long periods of standing, walking or training, circulation in the feet slows and fluid collects in the soft tissue. Graded compression improves venous return and reduces congestion, so the feet feel lighter and less swollen.
Pressure on trigger points
When the feet stay tense, the nervous system keeps protective signals active through the plantar fascia and the small muscles of the foot. Mobility in the ankle and midfoot drops and the arch stays stiff.
Flowfeet applies focused pressure to key points in the arch and heel. The pressure stimulates receptors in the tissue, resets excessive muscle tone and releases local tightness in the plantar fascia.
Programs, intensity and heat
Three programs combine compression, trigger-point pressure and heat in different ways, and three intensity levels take you from gentle to firm. Start low and increase gradually.
The heat function warms the foot and makes connective tissue more pliable, so pressure and compression work with less resistance. The inner liner is removable and washable.
Fascia and glide
When the plantar fascia and surrounding connective tissue become tight or dehydrated, the layers stop gliding smoothly. Elasticity drops, adhesions form around the arch and heel, and the strain travels up through the ankle and calf.
Rhythmic compression and focused pressure increase local blood flow and fluid exchange between muscle and fascia. The tissue rehydrates, the layers glide again and the foot moves more freely.
Lymph and lighter feet
The lymphatic system has no pump of its own. In the feet, furthest from the heart, it relies on movement and outside pressure to carry fluid upwards, which is why swelling builds after a long day.
The compression cycles supply that outside pressure, helping lymph and venous blood move on. Regular sessions keep circulation active, so heaviness and swelling ease and the feet recover faster between active days.
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What people say
"By squeezing the muscles with compression therapy, you're mimicking the body's natural processes of how it takes away the byproducts from muscular training. It will assist with the nervous system, with circulation, and the lymphatic system." - Scott Webster
What people say
The Therapist
"By squeezing the muscles with compression therapy, you're mimicking the body's natural processes of how it takes away the byproducts from muscular training. It will assist with the nervous system, with circulation, and the lymphatic system." - Scott Webster
The Consumer
"From day one I've been satisfied. I noticed a real difference right away — no more sore feet." - Jette F.
