20 Best Foot Spa For Men (2023 Updated)

I purchased this for my wife for Christmas and she loves the color. She used it for the first time the other night and after waiting for the water to get just right she said she loved it. She did say that the middle massager squeaked but other than that she enjoyed the home pampering.

The ease of emptying is very nice and the machine itself is what I expected when I researched and received. My wife was very happy and is very happy. Said this was one of the best gifts she got for the holidays.

The price wasn’t outrageous either and the delivery of the item was in a reasonable amount of time as well.

This is really nice and relaxing only thing is it gets super hot so I have to keep turning the red light off. Other than that I really like it!

Awesome! Very good. Heat up water fast..great price..fast shipping.

I have been using this obsessively ever since I’ve gotten it. The vibrating noises can be a little loud on a tile floor (possibly one reason why the directions recommend putting a towel under it. and also because it splatters over the edges a bit if you fill it too full), but it feels really good and the foot spa also has a heat feature that keeps the water warm.

(Note: the instructions say that it will not heat cold water, but it maintains the temperature of warm water that is poured into it. ) I start out with aching legs that are turning bright red at the tips of my toes and by the end, there is no more pain, the redness has vanished, and I feel relaxed enough to just go to bed! It’s a nice way to end a long day.

This is the first foot spa I’ve bought before. Bought it because it is foldable and there’s nothing worse than not being able to store a big cumbersome product, usually ends up on top of a wardrobe and stays there! It folds flat and I just slide it under my sofa when not in use.

When I want to use it just slide it out pop it open, fill the kettle with warm water, 3 drops of boots foot spa soak (which smells so clean, fresh and is antibacterial/antifungal so you KNOW it’s actually killing bacteria and getting rid of odour at the source not just covering it up) and have a soak for 10/15 mins after a shift.

I work 7 hours a day on my feet and my feet usually do smell and are very sweaty if I wear anything other than sandals like in summer!! So this really helps when I come home to my partner I just immediately take off my shoes and socks, decompress and soak my feet which gets rid of any odour/sweat from the day and then slip into some fresh slippers/slides.

Makes my feet so soft and totally clean! 5 stars.

The foot spa is an attractive looking, fairly large item. Fill with water to the max fill line which is printed on the inside of the left panel (approximately 1. 3 gallons), then plug in and touch the power button.

sent your massage options to either shiatsu or bubble or both at the same time. You can turn on the heat with one or both of those options selected. It uses a grounding plug which has three prongs. Anything used near or around water that’s electrical should be grounded.

The instructions say that you can put warm water in the unit but I was curious how long it would take to heat up so I put about a gallon of cold (72°) tapwater in. It took 30 minutes to get to 100°, so I would definitely recommend using warm water to fill it.

The heater does a nice job of keeping the water warm during use, but the heater is back by the heels so there’s a noticeable difference in the water temperature at the toes (cooler) versus the heel (warmer).

It should be noted that the max water level is only a couple of inches to keep splashing out of the top to a minimum. If you have smaller feet, this should not be a problem, but if you have larger feet, you may find yourself wishing for a deeper unit.

I wear a size 9 women’s and I found it comfortable. It’s fairly quiet with only the shiatsu massage on, but when the bubbles are turned on, on it gets fairly loud. The bubbles alone were fairly soothing to my feet, and I did not expect that to be the case.

The instructions say that the shiatsu massage can be used wet or dry. I did not try it dry. I did try it wet and it is a very nice feeling on the ball of the feet. You can also move your feet so that it will touch the heel or the sides.

It has suction cups on the bottom to secure it to a tile floor. The sides also make a nice handle to pick it up full of water easily. It has a shut off timer so it will turn off automatically in 30 minutes but all you have to do is tap the power button to turn it back on.

The instructions recommend that you only use it for 20 minutes at a time and that extensive use could lead to the product’s excessive heating and shorter life. It also says to never put any soap, salt, or other additives into the water in this foot bath.

Everyone should read all the warnings because there are quite a few. The warranty is a healthy two years. The instructions are to contact them at their toll-free number that they add in the instructions.

My experience with this brand is that it makes a nice quality product that lasts a long time. The bottom of the box says that it is direct distributed by homedics Homedics, LLC 3000 N. Pontiac Trail Commerce Township, Michigan 48390 Consumer relations email: CSservice at website address Made in China 🙁 CP-FB655HJ © 2020 homedics LLC all rights reserved homedics and homedics #1 brand in Massage are registered trademarks of homedics LLC Due to continuous product improvements, the picture on the packaging may differ slightly from the actual product Reviewer note: the product looked just like the box that I received.

I will start off by saying that this foot spa works pretty well and so far I have been having a good experience with it. I love that it heats up the water and keeps it warm as other similar products, that is one thing I dislike is when the water starts to cool off.

It gets it to a good temperature that is not too hot at all and just feels really good. I like the bubbles although I do wish they were a tad stronger or maybe the option to change how strong the bubbles are.

As for the Shiatsu massage feature, it works fairly well but I do wish the position was lower in the tub. I have small feet (Size 5/6 women) and while I could access all parts of my feet, to get it on the heel, my toes were squished up so someone with bigger feet would probably have more trouble.

Also, I could not put a lot of pressure on the massagers as they are not that strong and acted like they wanted to stop if I put my foot down too hard. But overall, the massage felt good although at first a little ticklish (but I’m usually a very ticklish person).

Overall, I really like it and it felt really good. It was easy to clean up and I liked that I could use the massager without water if I chose to do so.

Pros: the shiatsu massagers really do give your feet a deep, kneading massage which feels lovely The water gets very warm and stays very warm which would be nice in winter, especially after long, cold walks when your feet are frozen.

In fact it actually got quite hot and I had to switch off the heat button Cons: the bubbles feature is very loud – kind of takes away from the feeling of relaxation, and would be difficult to watch TV or read at the same time as having this on.

It’s quite big and bulky which can make it a little difficult to carry around and empty/clean. I wish it had an easy drain compartment or something Overall, if you are someone who suffers with sore/achey feet and would really benefit from the shiatsu kneading massage, or if the heat element is important and want the ultimate relaxing foot treatment then I would recommend this.

But if you just want to soak & relax feet and use it for at home pedicures there are good foot spas available for half the price.

Really like this green foot soaker. I like the massage roller at the bottom. Really good fit for my size 8.5 feet but not sure if it will be comfortable if your feet is much bigger.

massage rollers are meaningless when you cant roll your feet over them. if you have little feet i am sure they would be more effective, but i wear a size 11. there is soaking room but not much to move my feet over the rollers.

i think pricey too, it is made well but still a fancy bucket.

I didn’t realize, until after I purchased it, it has rollers in the bottom. I could do without them. The bucket is a good size for medium sized feet. It is very heavy if you put more water in it than you really need.

I bought this for my wife. It was on 50% off and seems to have very good review (5 stars wow but don’t rely on the reviews currently available because they were part of freebie promotion). When my wife tried it, she said the bubble pressure is not as good as the one they have at the foot spa clinic but it was OK.

Temperature can be adjusted from 85F to 105F in 5F increments. We added 1 spoonful of Epsom salt soaking solution for additional comfort and ease. Water can be easily drained with the easy drain spout or just dump the water in a drain.

The Built-in pumice stone is useless. The roller is a roller, dont expect a massaging feature. For the price we paid, $40 is ok but not great. I will not definitely pay $80 for this.

The design of the foot spa is spot on. It is big enough for your feet to slip in and move around m. Its natural exfoliating Pad on top are great for the heel and it starts hot! It has a antibacterial light that radiates through the water on top of all that! Lots of bubbles to help you relax and easy to clean.

Just wish there was a way to break it down smaller for when you are all done and want to store it somewhere.

My father, who is 95, received this product for Christmas. Of course, he could not wait until Christmas to use it. I opened the box and he just loves the Foot Spa Bath Massager with heat. He is staring at the bright lights while using the Spa and stating, ” Isn’t this wonderful!”.

It doesn’t bubble enough to do any good and the things on the bottom are supposed to massage your feet but they are so hard it makes my feet hurt more.

This product works nice. I didn’t rate it as a 5 only because the jet isn’t very strong and if you fill it up high, for your legs, the jet force reduces. he basics of this work great with the heating and massaging features.

Very effective on the feet, not so much on the legs.

Env: development If you want to experience a nice foot massage, try the Conair Body Benefits Bubbling Foot Spa. It sounds like a really silly product, but it’s very relaxing just to put your feet in some nice warm water and get a little foot massage.

This product has a nice deep design with plenty of room and a splash guard to keep the water from splashing out. The bottom of the basin has gently rounded bumps for additional massage. It has three different settings, for vibration, bubbles, or both.

The action of the water is quite powerful. Although there is a heat setting, the one I have really doesn’t heat very effectively. If it’s heating at all, it’s not sufficient. So the water does cool off, even when you’re using the heat setting.

I lowered my rating of the product for this reason. The electric cord is a bit short, too, which limits where you might be able to use it. It comes were several different massage heads that you can place on the top.

These are nice, too, to get a little added benefit. Env: development.

Env: development I began working in retail, 40 hours a week cashiering for my very first job. I had to wear “nice” shoes, and by the end of the day my feet were killing me. This Bubbling Foot Spa was calling to me at the store, I had to have it.

I absolutely love everything about the foot spa. During the summer when I do lots of walking I use it almost every night, and my toddler loves to come and sit on the step stool and put his feet in it too.

It’s easy to find foot scrubs to make your feet soft to add to the water, and it truly works like a gem. Mine isn’t very loud when turned on. On another review site, I saw that one of the major complaints from quite a few people was that the noise when turned on was really loud.

I don’t have a problem with the noise. I can watch TV and it is not the least bit distracting. I’ve had this for about 18 months, and nothing has ever gone wrong. The only thing that is a little difficult, is the size of the tub.

when it’s full, it’s easy for the water to slosh around when you are carrying it to the sink or tub (or wherever else you may be dumping your water) I’m pretty sure you will find that with any foot tub you come across though.

I also suggest using an extension cord with it, unless you plan on sitting very, very close to the wall. I’m still tryng to figure out why on earth you would have a cord that short on it. It gives a good foot massage, and isn’t too tickly feeling.

Env: development.

Env: development I purchase one of these foot spas on a whim, not sure if I would actually get around to using it. I don’t get it out on a regular basis, but I do really enjoy having it out for pampering once in a while.

I love the bubbles and heat – the trick is to start with the water at the right temperature to make it relaxing but not scalding. You do have to be careful not to fill the spa all the way with water or it will overflow when the vibration is on.

I love the massaging jets, but it can be a little noisy if you are trying to watch a movie while soaking your feet (which was often the case for me). This is a great item for girls pampering nights or spa days.

I decided to keep mine in my coat closet where it is convenient and use it on occasion after my kids are in bed to unwind at the end of a day. Definitely a worthwhile investment ; it is a nice luxury to have my own little mini-spa in my living room! Env: development.

Thought the pumice stone would spin. It doesn’t and is basically useless. The fact this folds down is an advantage but certainly wouldn’t buy again at this price.

Plugged it in and it doesn’t turn on, it will occasionally start bubbling and the infrared lights will flicker on but it doesn’t stay on.

I was afraid to try to push the bath well open for fear the legs would break. Too bad because it is a good concept, except those legs! I returned it unused. To get a refund. I have plain collapsible pans that serve me well and are quite sturdy.

They don’t have the massage rollers, but at least it won’ fall apart with use. Massage rollers can be purchased separately or feet can be manually massaged.

My husband has stasis ulcers on his ankle from diabetes and as part of his health routine must soak them daily before dressing them with medication. We have a walk-in tub for him at home but most ADA hotel rooms have a walk in or roll in shower but no way to soak his feet.

This tub pops into a nice deep configuration to hold enough water to cover his ankles and was easy to empty afterwards as it folds down to about 2 inches flat, it was easy to haul along on the trip.

I like the collapsible characteristic that helps minimize space for storage. I miss the heating element of an electric footbath, but my feelings are largely positive.

A little noisier than I expected (i do have it on slate tiles though) but such a great product – easily use this whilst working at home on the computer and really helps keep me relaxed with the vibration option also.

Have happily been using it weekly. Easy to set up and clean out.

Was to have been Xmas gift, but was needed sooner by recipient. Worked quite well for them. Keeps the water at good temp. ; hydro bubbles are very soothing and keep anything added to water well agitated.

The vibrate setting is mostly for the attachments, and will take a bit getting used to. The tank depth is substantial, and it is comfortable for their feet (mens size 11. 5). plenty of room. Splash guard works well, and the pocket for the attachments works out too.

Only thing we would say is quirky is wrapping the cord around the base. Just wish the plug had a built in clip to catch the cord. Otherwise, good value for the price. Rcvd as expected as per ship notice.

Pros. Good price. Very good for a kick feet massage. The 3 pedicure attachments are really helpful for lower swelling. Keep the water warm for around 12 to 20 minutes, depending of the room temperature.

Cons. We can not fully submerge the feet because if you put the necessary water it will jumps out of the bowl in vibrating mode, maybe because of the size of the container. Overall is a good product We have it for around 2 years, still working perfect and for the price serve it’s purpose.

My dad had swollen feet & ankles & since he started using this his feet & ankles are back to normal. I mix Epsom Salt in with the hot water & it works wonders. The heat/bubble button keeps the water temp.

the same as when you put in the water, it does NOT heat the water for you. The other button is the vibrator. So there is only 2 buttons for you to choose from, they both work good together. Their is a water splash guard that snaps on so the water pretty much stays inside.

There are also different foot attachments to choose from so you can further massage the btm. of your feet. All & all, it works as advertised & for the price, you can’t go wrong. You will need a extension cord since the cord that comes with it is short.

I bought this detox machine after several years trying to find a good one. I have used many as a paid client in several places from Palm Springs , Palos Verdes, San Jose, San Francisco, Shasta and Seattle.

I have used several machines as a client and some seemed to work better than others. The prices for machines also vary but maybe do not always coincide. My favorite footbath I’ve used in Aqua Chi, however they are VERY expensive and I’m only looking to purchase for my own home use.

This machine from Gear Elevation is not the best but it is reasonably good and I like that all the items for use came with it. It shipped reasonably fast and if I don’t use it for 3 days I start to get mild swelling in my feet.

The foot bath primarily makes my feet, legs, and knee joints feel looser and more relaxed. I am very happy with it. I don’t believe this machine is as strong as a Cell Spa machine I have used at a health spa in San Jose.

However if I run this unit for 2xs the time it feels comparable. This machine is much more cost effective after 5 uses than going to the spa. This one does not have a belt or the wrist strap. I do think those increase effectiveness somehow, however the wrist strap can be irritating and this machine could not be any easier to use.

For those who are skeptics, that is fine. I don’t believe the water changing color means too much, but like using a dry sauna or skin brushing, with or without scientific studies to back the alleged benefits, IT FEEL GOOD, so I use it.