OneTouch Massage Euro-Light Series Light Weight Portable Massage Table Black 6L

4 Responses to “OneTouch Massage Euro-Light Series Light Weight Portable Massage Table Black 6L”

1. johnnycab says:

   June 30, 2010 at 6:30 pm

   I bought this massage table to use at home with my girlfriend. We both loved it and found it to be simple to set up/take down, lightweight yet sturdy, etc.

   The face cradle can slip with too much difficulty, but ratcheting it down extra tightly fixed this. The side arm rests are useless, as is the arm sling at the front (it is also hard to attach/adjust); I threw them out after noticing that my massage therapist didn’t have them on her studio table.

   Vastly recommended for home use!
   Rating: 5 / 5
2. souraj jerry says:

   June 30, 2010 at 8:23 pm

   as i bought this product to use it in the middle eastern countries. i have been facing a lot of tribulations with this.
   
   the initially day it is fine but after it starts to make a squeek sound and the head rest just gave away…too weak
   
   later the bag that i had to carry just started to tear off
   
   not a proffesional thing to go around with unless yoiu want to place in your garden to your bedroom this product is fine
   
   for me personally i paid 3 times the cost only for the transport and it didint go well..
   
   so i am dissapointed
   
   Rating: 2 / 5
3. David L. Berry says:

   June 30, 2010 at 9:21 pm

   This table is “light” but it also creeks a excellent bit during use. Wouldn’t suggest it as your regular table
   Rating: 2 / 5
4. lmais says:

   July 1, 2010 at 12:08 am

   I bought this table with the hope of getting the lightest weight for the best price. I should also have done more research and remembered that buck cost isn’t the best deal. This table is clad enough if you don’t use it much for outcalls. For a regular at home/office use, I would certainly NOT recommend it. The aluminum and fake joints started creaking initially after about 5 uses and then after about 20 uses, the entire table shifts about an inch or two to either side when clients get on the table. For some people, this would not be a problem. I don’t feel it is not sturdy enough yet to hold clients, but most clients would be really bothered by the unsteadiness it seems to give to the self getting onto the table.

   The vinyl covering appears to hold up. The face cradle is really not that adjustable. I can’t get it to be lower than the table and most times can’t even get it to be level with the table thus giving the feeling to the client that their head is elevated above the table. I’ve been using pillows under the shoulders bilaterally to make them comfortable, but a therapist shouldn’t have to do that.

   The carrying case so far (after 4 months of use) has held up although there is simply a shoulder strap and a small handle by the side. Somehow it is still more awkward to carry compared to my heavier in office table.

   Overall, okay to use if you need it once or twice every few months, but not for more uses than that.
   Rating: 2 / 5