Collapsible Foot Spa with Heat, Bubbles & Massage — Folds Flat to Store, for Deep Relaxation and Soothing At-Home Soaks

A spa night at home, any night

Come in from a long day, fill the tub, and let heated water, bubble jets and massage rollers take the day off your feet. Warm water to the ankle, bubbles up the sole, twenty minutes off your feet. People use it to unwind after work or a workout, to warm cold feet, and to settle down before bed.

And when the soak is over, it folds. The concertina walls compress and the whole tub drops to about the thickness of two hardback books, then slides under a sofa or a bed, or stands in a closet. Nine inches tall for the twenty minutes you want it. Five for the rest of the week.

Everything else is what you came for: water it heats itself, bubble jets up the sole, a red light under the water, a pumice stone that lifts out of the floor. It plugs into an ordinary outlet.

Folds flat, so a spa night is always ready

Most foot spas stop getting used because there is nowhere to put them. This one folds, so it lives under the sofa or in a closet and comes out when you want it. Both sets of dimensions come straight off the manufacturer's own drawing.

Open: 19.2 in front to back, 15.7 in across, 9.2 in tall.
Folded: 5.1 in tall, on the same footprint.

Both adult feet sit side by side on the floor plate, and filled to a normal level the water covers the ankle bone. It stands on the floor in front of a chair, so you step in without lifting a leg.

What buyers say

Rated 4.6 stars by 18 buyers.

“Really impressed. Feels like a spa at home.”
“Heats up fast and the bubbles are a nice touch.”
“Use it every night. Soothing and easy to clean.”
“My feet haven't felt this good in years.”
“I use it after long shifts. Total lifesaver.”
“It’s my new nighttime ritual.”

Every order is covered by the Gear Elevation 90-day money-back guarantee, so you can soak at home for three months and decide.

Four models, three ways to soak

Choose the finish and the controls that suit you. Here is what each model gives you.

Want the massage to do the work? Choose Purple. Want a warm bubble soak with rollers underfoot? Rose or Black & White. Prefer to turn a knob rather than read a panel? White.

It heats the water, so you never carry a kettle

There is a heating element in the base, so you fill it from the tap and let it come up to temperature. On the touch-panel models you set the target anywhere from 95°F to 118°F and it holds there for the whole session. The White dial model heats too, on one simple knob.

Fill it, press start, and it heats while you get settled with a book. Most people fill it warm from the tap and let the heater take it the rest of the way.

On the touch models the timer has six steps: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 or 60 minutes. Set it and the session ends on its own, which is the point: you stop thinking about it and start unwinding.

Bubbles, red light, and a pumice stone in the floor

Bubble jets run up through the water against the sole, the fizzing, slightly ticklish sensation that makes a foot bath feel like more than a bowl of warm water. A red light sits under the waterline and glows through it.

A pumice stone is fitted into the floor plate for working at heels while they are soft, and it lifts out. On the roller models the massage bars and the plate they sit in come out too, so the inside of the tub is easy to wipe clean and dry.

Use it for the end of a day spent standing, after a run, before bed, or on a slow weekend morning with a book.

Plug in and soak

Fill it from the tap, plug it into any household outlet (500 W, 120 V / 60 Hz, standard US plug), and settle in. Put it on a hard floor in front of your favorite chair. When you finish, unplug it, empty it, wipe it out and let it dry before you fold it flat.

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