If you stand all day, these compression massage boots on sale from ReAthlete could ease your soreness

[NelsonG]

TL;DR: Kick your feet up with the ReAthlete AIR-C Pro Massager, on sale for $249.99 — a 16% savings — as of Sept. 21.

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Whether you spend a lot of time on your feet, are an avid runner, or are recovering from an injury, adequate rest is often the best way to refresh your lower body. The only thing better than rest? Rest with an added compression massage.

With these compression massager boots from ReAthlete, you can recover at home by slipping into these full-leg sleeves. The one-size-fits-all sleeves for men and women feature four compression modes that you can easily adjust according to your needs. There are also three massage modes included, and the option to massage all three zones in the legs and feet at once, massage just two zones simultaneously, or massage a single zone at a time.

The boots slip on using a bottom zipper and the upper adjustable fastener adjusts to fit most sizes. Once they're on, all you have to do is sit back, relax, and enjoy the massage from the comfort of your couch. Since these massager boots also come with a digital remote, it's easy to adjust your massage needs as you're wearing the boots without ever having to get up or walk around. The digital remote allows you to adjust intensity levels, adjust the massage modes, and even set a sleep timer.

These compression boots are completely rechargeable and feature a cordless option, so you don't have to be near a wall outlet to use them. Once you fully charge them up, they'll last for a full hour on a single charge. So, you can turn them on and enjoy an entire episode of Law and Order: SVU while rejuvenating your legs and feet.

The ReAthlete Air-C Pro Massager typically retails for $299, but for a limited time, you can slash 16% off and take these compression boots home for just $249.99.

ReAthlete AIR-C Pro Massager — $249.99

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[ZayneLiu]

If you stand all day, you should just take some breaks and sit for a while. That thing looks like a scam, tbh. I gotta show it to my physiotherapist. Anyway, thanks for sharing. I’d rather have a massage at goldtantriclondon.com than buy this thing. You know, I’d like to hear some reviews from those who own that thing. That would be really interesting, I think. Actually, I don’t wanna seem to mean. I just don’t think it’s somehow scientifically proven that this thing works. That’s why I’m asking for some proof.

Edited November 29, 2022 by ZayneLiu