suitable chair

[Dildo Gaggins]

I work as a mobile therapist offering reflexology and indian head massage and need a portable massage chair. Looking through all the wide range of chairs availble I'm drawn to a http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Foldable-Aluminium-Portable-Massage-Chair-RED-/350369334790?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Health_Massage_RL&hash=item5193a3c606 for it looks but not the price. For price this chair wins http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HealthLine-Navy-Pro-Massage-Beauty-Tattoo-Therapy-Chair-/280483604198?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Health_Massage_RL&hash=item414e2026e6

Has anyone experience of these chairs and what are your feelings? I wonder is the first chair worth the extra money or is the second chair better value for money?

your comments and advice would be appreciated

mike

 

[Barbaros]

Hi Mike

I bought a chair last month as I started doing acupressure chair massages from home and at offices. I found a nice one from onlinetherapysupplies, a black medipro chair that is only 6.9 kg and came with a wheelie carry case.
Our course tutor advised to invest around 120 pounds on a chair if you use it regularly and need to transport it around. I dont have any personal experience of the 2 chairs you mentioned but they both look pretty good and comfy. I think it depends how much you'll use the chair, the weight, adjustability, colour etc.

Hope this helps!

Heidi

 

[Zuzanna]

HI Heidi thanks for your advice, the chair arrived today - went for the cheaper option due to lack of funds after paying for a wasps nest to be removed. Looks OK so far, maybe upgrade later if the clients keep calling.

Mike

 

[Robert Wilkins]

The second chair looks like the one I have, my clients all say how comfortable it is. However I do not use it for Indian Head massage as I find clients are better seated in a low back chair so they can relax and I can do the whole treatment without having to ask them to move ie when I do the face. I would definately go with the second chair