I told you a number of weeks ago that we were in the process of getting the Inada massage chair line on our website. Well, today they are all up. Of course, we have had the now infamous Sogno massage chair up on the site, but now we also have the i2A, Robo Chair D-5, and Robostic D-6 massage chairs on our site. You can visit and check out each of them simply by clicking on the links above.
The D-6 is an interesting massage chair as it has a joystick with which you can make your massaging adjustments. Quite a novel idea, particularly for kids like mine who are very accustomed to playing video games!!
We received the i2A massage chair by Inada the same day we received the Sogno and I will say that although it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles that the Sogno or the Robo chairs have, it is a fantastic chair. It retails for $3299, which is a great price for a very well-built and reputable chair. One comment we received about it from a visitor to our showroom was that he felt like he was sitting in a race car, as opposed to sitting on a firm chair, which is how he felt some of the other models seemed to him. He felt like it hugged him nicely when he sat in it.
Their is no foot massager on it, but the calf massage is quite intense. There is also no massage intensity adjustment on this i2A model. The massage on this chair, however, is fairly light so that it should cater to most spines. And, of course, the best way to adjust the intensity of any massage chair that doesn’t have an intensity adjustment is to simply recline the chair back to varying levels so that gravity plays the role of intensity adjustor! Does that make sense? In other words, the further back you recline, the more intense the massage is because of the pull of gravity on your body INTO the massage rollers.
Check out the chairs and let us know if we can answer any questions about them.
Have a super day!
Dr. Alan Weidner
www.massage-chair-relief.com
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It looks kind of clunky? I want a massage chair but I don’t want it to stick out like a sore thumb in my living room–I’ve been shopping around Ultimatebackstore.com for a something–my friend got a Perfect chair from there and loves it–and my company got us a Sanyo massage chair from there too–so a cross between that would be fabulous
Thanks for your comment, Jack. Yes, I agree that the Sogno massage chair can look more like a therapeutic device rather than a home recliner. If you are looking for something that looks good in any decor, the HT-1650 massage chair is probably the best bet. Actually, any Human Touch (HT) massage chair has great aesthetics. The Perfect Chair is manufactured by Human Touch, too. The HT-7450 massage chair from Human Touch is the massage chair version of the Perfect Chair. It has the anti-gravity feature coupled with the massage function. It is a nice looking chair, too…kinda like an office/desk chair. By the way, speaking of Sanyo massage chairs, the Sanyo 6700 also is a zero-gravity massage chair combining the anti-gravity and massage features. Another great choice of chair…especially if you like the cool sensor system the Sanyo 5000 and 6700 have, where your perspiration, temperature, and pulse rate are also assessed and monitored to determine the massage the chair will deliver on your specific spine.
I hope this helps somewhat.
Dr. Alan Weidner