QUINEAR Professional Leg Recovery System, Cordless Air Compression Boots with Sequential Compression, Leg and Foot Massager, Fast Recovery Therapy for Athletes, FSA HSA Eligible (Large)

I have used compression boots before, and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and function of these, for the price. Those that I used previously were from my chiropractor, who spent almost three times the amount on his - I asked. These didn't function any differently, so I'm feeling pretty excited about my purchase! I probably could have sized up to a medium, but the small seemed to fit just fine. I'm 5' 5" and my inseam is 29". I really like that you can adjust the mode and the zone of where you want to focus, and that you can increase/decrease the pressure, based on your comfort level. It's also great that you can set the timer, then just relax while it does the work for you. To me, it feels so good and is very relaxing. Afterward, my legs feel rejuvenated. You'll want to make certain you plug in the console while using for the first time, unless you let is charge completely before using. There is a low noise level hum while it operates, and you can hear the air pump in and release, but it wasn't at all distracting. I found it kind of soothing. Love the orange straps that the air cables can feed through for easier folding and storage, and the storage case that it comes.

I’ve only had these for about a week, but they have already become part of a regular recovery routine. I run and strength train several times a week, and my legs are usually toast by the end of the day. The boots are incredibly easy to use, and I love that they’re cordless!! That feature makes it so much easier to just relax on the couch…one day I even sat outside while using them - looked a little crazy but felt amazing.The compression feels great, not too intense but definitely strong enough to feel like it’s doing something. After about 20 minutes, my legs feel lighter and less achy, especially around the calves and ankles. I’ve even sleep better on the nights I use them. They are working just as well as I had hoped and then some.

This leg air compression tool has truly been game changer when recovering from exercising. The portability is so nice to have especially since your legs are immobile while using it. Being able to sit where you want and then putting on the leg wraps allows for comfortability. The touch screen is easy to use and then you can set the pressure you want, the time, and then relax. It zips up easily and connected to the device easily and the materials feel premium.

4/1/25 update: I was truly impressed by the care and attention that the support staff provided. They did indeed provide me with something that I didn't know was absolutely what I needed. I happened to go to my podiatrist 4/1 and he pointed out that while a leg massager would be helpful but, because of my condition, adding heat would help a great deal. This shows that they actually read and listened to what I said. That's something that is missing in lots of support departments - KUDOS!3/22/25 upadate: I was contacted by the manufacturer, and they said all the right things including "To express our apology, we would like to re-send you a full leg massager with heat for free, in the hope that it will bring you some warmth in the cold. And the remote control is small and easy to use." Will see if this actually happens. If it doesn't, it is, at the least, very cruel way to toy with someone who is in pain.First, the legs are not the same. One does not compress as much, I’m using a small and wear youth braces normally. Makes huge difference – I have severe Rynaud’s phenomenon and neuropathy. Even when battery looks charged, it’s not. Won’t even turn on. (Meaning that my hands can't successfully press the button in on their own!) It needs to be turned on as soon as the battery is charged. No, you can not run it again until the battery has recharged. The battery is huge and combersome. The large cords can not be unclipped by arthritic hands – I live alone! (Save a cat, whose fur jumps to the FAT BLACK cords if he even walks by!!!!). Not worth the money. The ONLY thing that is good is that you no longer have to sit close to a wall socket when using!

I’ve been using this leg air compression massager for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. I’ve bought others before for my line of work. It does an amazing job at relieving pain and soreness, especially after long days on my feet. The massage quality is solid—it feels like a deep, rhythmic squeeze that really helps with circulation and muscle tension. I can actually feel the difference in how my legs feel afterward, much lighter and less achy. The controls are super easy to use, and there are plenty of settings to customize the intensity and massage style. The heat feature is a nice touch, warming up just enough to add extra relaxation without feeling too hot. I love that I can switch between different compression levels depending on how sore my legs are that day. Overall, it’s been a great addition to my routine, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone dealing with leg fatigue or discomfort.