CINCOM Rechargeable Leg Massager for Circulation, Wireless Air Leg Compression Massager, Calf Massager for Leg Pain Relief，Circulation, and Muscles Relaxation (1 Pair)

I bought these for my 10 year old son. He suffers from RLS restless legs syndrome. I usually massage his legs every night. We are investigating the cause of his rls but in the mean time wanted to see if anything could help with the symptom. We have never used anything like this before.In my son's words : 'these are really good. I love these. It feels really nice'.I actually bought the CINCOM wireless calf massager ( really convenient to recharge and have no wires). He has slim legs and we put it on his thighs. It can be adjusted to your size as it has a velcro area of fabric. It does make a motor noise but this isn't that loud and doesn't bother me/ my son.When he goes to bed, he watches a cartoon ( with the light filter on!!) He wore these while he was watching the cartoon yesterday and found it so relaxing. He then went to sleep without me needing to massage his legs!! After having the leg massagers on, he only had very mild rls feelings that didn't stop him falling to sleep.I tried the massagers myself on my calves and found it relaxing; a lot better than I had imagined.These are well made and convenient with the zip. They are easy to use and recharge with the dual charging cable. We are still experimenting with the different modes but it's good to be able to adjust them to your preference. My son likes mode 2.Definitely worth a try to see if it helps your rls or just to relax with.P.s. This morning, the first thing my son said to me were 'where are those leg massagers?' . He then wire them for an hour this morning even though he didn't have rls!

Purchased the product for a gift but ended up using it myself.The product is very easy to use. There are two options for wrapping the product around the legs/calves or arms (zipper or Velcro). Both work easily. Ideal product as there are no cords to deal with when wearing the product around your home; either walking, sitting or lying down. Once the product is charged, disconnect cords, wrap the product on your leg(s) or arms(s), push the massage button(s) that work best for you and feel the relief! One can use both at the same time, or individually (one leg/arm at a time). Great for people who have leg cramps, twitchy legs or knee pain. The product is light weight and comfortable to wear. I highly recommend this product to most anyone!D.J. Tucson, AZ.

I like the different speeds, different settings you can change the . It can be used on calves and or arms. Charges up quickly.

I noticed a lot of people wrote reviews saying these were too tight, so I wanted to share my experience as it may clarify things for people who are considering purchasing or even for those who have purchased in the past and returned, (they may want to buy again after reading this). When I first got these and examined them to figure out how to put on, it looked like you just zipped them up after wrapping them around your legs. Then, I realized, you have to unvelcro them first, so they're larger, and THEN you can zip them up. My legs are on the smaller side, but I had no problem getting them to fit. As far as the actual massage goes, it's pretty effective. I've used compression boots before and I feel like those are somewhat more effective / provide a deeper massage, but these still really help with blood flow and are good option when you're standing as opposed to sitting. So glad I found these!

Great product and makes a big difference

- I have tested almost all of the calf and full leg massagers on the market, so I be a pretty good idea of comparability.- In the most recent batch I tested Quinear and Cincom. I am combining their reviews because they are identical maker and performance and specs- acting except appearance and material.- Same producer, same packaging, same diagrams and instructions.- Materials: Cincom is nice in that it has a cloth exterior and once you have the velcro sizing set up, there is a zipper for easier don/ doff. Quinear has a vinyl exterior (which I guess is better for those may get it dirty); no zipper.- Performance: I ran them simultaneously with a different brand on each leg and the performance was indistinguishable. They both claim to go up to 240mmHg, but they don’t. At the max mode and intensity, the ankle compression was moderate and calf compression weak. Now I say that as someone who needs a lot of compression. For those who cannot tolerate or need much pressure, you will be happy with these. Or for those wanting assist with cir, it should be fine. But if you are looking for athlete training level sore muscle use to address spastic or spasming muscles, I recommend you look to ReAthlete or Leispo as the two best ones I’ve used (runner up Lingteng). There are also some I haven’t tried that I suspect could be very good for intensity: Hyperice and ManaMed. Cycles are 20 minutes and don’t include heat option.- They both indicate L/R leg placement. Although, since the air bags consist of center back location with one top and one bottom placement, it shouldn’t actually matter.- Charging: both come with typeC cord and adapter cube; 5V/2A; 2500mAh; takes 3-4 hours to charge; and you can use while charging.- Control panels: This is an area of strength over many other brands. The control panel boxes are very small and flat so they are not in the way in the manner that the bulky units are in others. However, there is still a power box embedded inside the back panel. But for many brands this is a combined box on the outside.- Accessories: They both come with mesh pouch to carry/ store. Neither come with extension panels for larger legs.- Support: Email and websites provided for both. Cincom has an unspecified warranty. Quinear has 24 month warranty. Instruction manuals are easy to read.