Costco Massage Chair

[shadedskies]

There seems to be lots of opinions on the Costco Massage Table on here as well as great info on just about every brand of Massage Chair. But does anyone have experience with the Costco version? It seems pretty resonable in price (199.00) and shipping is free right now. Anyone have first hand experience with one?

 

[wild.boy]

I have one of the tables from Costco that I bought last year when they were on a coupon. I leave it at an onsite job that I do weekly and I don't have any complaints about the quality of the table. I have received massage on that table myself and the things that I notice are that the face cradle isn't all that comfortable and that it's a little narrower than the table that I use in my office. The covering on some of the Costco tables has a funny feeling to it, but mine is normal vinyl. It's great for an extra table, but I guess that I probably wouldn't want it to be my main table for my office. Lisa

 

[Roxie]

Here's a response in our Chair Massage Section:

http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3866

 

[Sam?]

The costco equipment seems adequate if you can set it up and leave it in place. Once you get into repeated take-downs and set-ups the hardware starts to fail.

 

[Maria L]

I have two of the chairs. One is in our office for clients to relax in, and one is at home for me. The one I have at home is an older version (still Homedics). It has heat. I love them both!
Jill/Sagetherapist

 

[Staci]

I bought the Master brand chair Costco sells USED from a former therapist last summer. I like it a lot. It definitely isn't as slick looking as the more expensive ones, but it does the job. I've even had clients tell me they thought it was comfortable. The rolling bag it comes with is great.

Important note: It's only rated to hold 300lbs. which is lower than most chairs.