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Daiwa Orbit 3D Massage Chair
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This was the best gift present I have ever given my husband. My husband is always body aching and now he comes home and gets a massage when ever he wants he loves his Kahuna massage chair. Thank You so much 😊
I was having crippling pain in my feet and will hardly get on my feet for quite an hour at a time. Using this machine hurt plenty initially but I cursed it. My feet have gotten better anytime I exploit it. It massages in 15-minute cycles and that I use it for about an hour every day. The keys to force yourself to use although it hurts. Remember why you acquire this within the first place. Your feet hurt. So, realize it will take a touch time to determine improvements in your feet. As your feet get loosened up, the pain will stop. If it pinches your toes just slide your foot forwards a bit. As your feet relax, the pinching goes away. Now it's very soothing. I have been using it for about 7 weeks and am passionate about it. I can now air my feet several hours without the severe pain restricting my activities.
Great shopping and delivery.
Recommend.
This chair has been working great for me. I have had it for 4 months now, and I use it every day after work. I also spend hours in it on the weekends. I am a 300lb competitive strength athlete (power lifting, strongman, highland games), and this has been great for my recovery. I lift heavy 10 hrs. a week and compete in 8-12 competitions a year. I strain my lower back regularly, and constantly beat myself up.