Mainly found in compression and shiatsu models, having a leg massager that can apply heat can be an additional benefit. Using built-in heating pads or some other type of technology, the heat can ...

But McEneaney warns that, while in the right setting, an added heat function can be very good for certain types of muscular complaints, some people should be careful with heated foot massagers.

The Homedics Dual Shiatsu Foot Massager with Heat features four rotating massagers – two on the left and two on the right – with three massage heads apiece, and those massagers rotate ...

This versatile Nekteck heated massager can be used on your feet or back and it's under $50.Amazon “I bought it for my husband due to his sore feet and planters fasciitis. It helped tremendously!” ...

The source of your foot pain or fatigue should influence your choice of foot massager the features you use. Some models work out sore muscles with kneading nobs, vibration, and heat. Others use ...

Riley recommends looking for a foot massager that combines multiple techniques, like kneading and air compression. Some massagers also come with heat for a more soothing massage. Here’s a list ...

“This will allow you to customize your massage experience. Heat therapy: Some foot massagers also offer heat therapy, which is a decadent addition to your normal massage routine. While this is a ...

you get a full foot massage — bottom, top, and sides — thanks to the air compression and kneading rollers. Choose between two air compression intensity levels and the two infrared heat modes.

Let's get the negative out of the way: the Beurer FM90 Foot Massager is quite noisy. But we think you'll be happy to put up with its heavy breathing when you feel what its air compression massage ...

but many pillow and chair-cover massagers do. Cronin notes that people should always be careful not to leave the heat on for extended periods of time, especially if you are prone to falling asleep ...