Massage Chairs???

Rileydog · Sep 4, 2008

You know, the things they have/had at brookstone or sharper image.

Does anyone have a massage chair? Has it been worth the money? Does it last? Is one brand better than another and what features do you find most important?

I've read a bunch of user reviews and articles but wanted real live clutchfan input.

Other than brookstone,sharper image or relax the back store, is there anywhere else I should look? I'm leery of buying such a thing on line.

Thanks.

Win · Sep 4, 2008

They don't have stores in Houston but Havertys Furniture (Dallas, Tyler, etc) have a nice selection. go to www.havertys.com and do a search. I work at the Tyler store and enjoy them regularly - no electrical problems so far in our floor models.

Yonkers · Sep 4, 2008

I looked into buying them, but never got around to it. You can probably go to Relax Your Back and then find a comparable model online for cheaper. I don't know about durability etc tho. Those were concerns of mine too. But damn if there aren't days I wish I had bought one.

xcharged · Sep 4, 2008

i was going to try the massage people in the middle of the mall...i'll report back later

gucci888 · Sep 4, 2008

Not sure if they sell them in the U.S. but Osim makes unbelievable massage chairs.

http://www.osim.com/category/massage_chairs.aspx

no_answer · Sep 4, 2008

xcharged said:

i was going to try the massage people in the middle of the mall...i'll report back later
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They spank your bottom and I don't even think they charge extra for it.

Gutter Snipe · Sep 4, 2008

We bought one of the HTT (Human Touch Technologies) chairs from Sharper Image about 3 years ago. It's still going strong and always the most popular chair in the house when we have guests over. It was only about $1600 - a total bargain for what it offered.

We're getting the 3 year itch and casting eyes at some other chairs though - some of the new ones measure you and massage your whole body - the spine lengthening ones feel pretty good - I think it was a panasonic.

However, our original model won't quit despite some heavy use, so we can't get a new one. Basically massage chair >>>> pool table for something in the same price bracket. Our pool table is freaking lonely and I'd like to replace it with something more useful.

Rileydog · Sep 4, 2008

Gutter Snipe said:

We bought one of the HTT (Human Touch Technologies) chairs from Sharper Image about 3 years ago. It's still going strong and always the most popular chair in the house when we have guests over. It was only about $1600 - a total bargain for what it offered.

We're getting the 3 year itch and casting eyes at some other chairs though - some of the new ones measure you and massage your whole body - the spine lengthening ones feel pretty good - I think it was a panasonic.

However, our original model won't quit despite some heavy use, so we can't get a new one. Basically massage chair >>>> pool table for something in the same price bracket. Our pool table is freaking lonely and I'd like to replace it with something more useful.
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I've read good things about HTT. There's a japanese brand called Fujikura that seems rated higher b/c of the spine lenghening and other features. And it's a little cheaper. Anyways, thanks for the feedback. If I can get one that runs 3-5 years, I think it's 1500 well spent.

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