There must be quite a few of us who are guilty of having tried out those Massage Chairs at HomeTECH, HomeMark and Verimark shops etc.
But have anyone here actually liked them enough to buy one?
If you have a massage chair, then what did you buy, why did you buy it, and how do you find it now.
Thanks.
When I was in Lagos I spend 2 hours in a airport trying HomeTECH massage chairs for FREE to ease my pains from walking, traveling and general fatigue. They have some features, but I’ve never had the urge to go out and buy one. The main factor is the fact that I have no money, but the kicker is that the amount I’d actually use it, it would be way more cost effective to sit in a chair in an airport for 10 minutes a week then to actually go out and buy one and have to fit it in my room somewhere.
I bought my wife a HomeTECH massage chair for Christmas – she was in the late stages of pregnancy and had quite a sore back. Specifically, I bought this one: http://www.saunazone.co.za/massage_chair.htm
When she opened it, she tried (quite badly, I might add) to feign enthusiasm. But, once she’d tried it out, she swore by it – it really did help her a lot.
It feels a bit painful for the first few times, but once it’s pummelled your back a bit, it does actually seem to loosen it up. And, it’s really helpful for getting out specific knots. I don’t think it’s really designed for use multiple times a day – you’d probably injure yourself if you tried to use it like that. It does, however, give a decent deep tissue massage, which may not feel good but does help get rid of painful knots.
It’s not for everyone, but it really did help my wife (and me, to a lesser extent).
My dad bought the HomeTECH SX801-A from SaunaZone Cape a few months ago, he bought it cause he loves massages and would love to go for massages every day but can’t due to work commitments. Well he uses it everyday and i think he loves it. My mum loves sleeping on it cause it’s so comfortable. I personally love it, cause for some reason i love it when it hurts when it massages me.
