Description
Overview
The Air-C Leg Massager uses dynamic air compression to apply rhythmic pressure along the calves, thighs and feet, for a massaged, squeezing sensation after a long shift or a hard training session.
Three massage modes and four intensity levels let you set anything from light relaxation to deeper compression, all controlled from a handheld remote. The ergonomic wraparound design and adjustable straps give a snug fit across different leg sizes, with extension wraps for larger legs, while the lightweight construction (4.6 lb) makes it easy to set up wherever you like to unwind.
Key features
- Dynamic air compression applies rhythmic pressure to calves, thighs and feet
- Three massage modes: full leg, half leg (choose two areas) or personalised
- Four intensity levels, from light relaxation to deeper compression
- Handheld remote control for adjusting mode and intensity
- Ergonomic wraparound design with adjustable straps and extension wraps for larger legs
- Mains powered via the included adapter
Specifications
| Brand | REATHLETE |
|---|---|
| Modes | M1 full leg, M2 half leg (choose 2 areas), M3 personalised |
| Zones | Lower calf, upper calf, thigh |
| Intensity levels | 4 (10–25 kPa / 75–187.5 mmHg) |
| Fit (circumference) | Foot 15 in, calf 20 in, knee 22 in, lower thigh 25 in, upper thigh 28 in |
| Extensions | Add 7.5 in on each side |
| Length | 38 in, toe to upper thigh |
| Weight | 4.6 lb (2.1 kg) |
| Suggested use | 15-minute sessions post-workout; no more than 60 minutes in a row |
| Power | Adapter, rated input 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz |
What’s in the box
- 2 × leg sleeves
- 2 × extension wraps
- Remote control
- Power adapter
- User manual
- Travel bag
Good for
- Seated compression sessions after long hours standing or walking
- Post-workout routines, in 15-minute sessions
- Winding down and relaxing at the end of the day
- Hands-free relaxation for the feet, calves and thighs
Things to consider
- Runs from a power adapter, so you’ll need an outlet nearby for each session.
- Full-leg boots take up storage space and need a few minutes to put on and strap up.
- If you have circulation concerns, blood clots, recent injury or are pregnant, check with a clinician before using compression boots.
- Start on a lower intensity and build up to find a pressure that feels comfortable.
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