12 Best-Selling Foot Massagers to Treat Your Tired Toes (2024)

Naipo Foot Massager with Heat

Plop your feet on the Naipo, nudge it on, and settle in for a serious shiatsu massage, thanks to its 18 deep-kneading nodes. It’s a bit cheaper because it has only one speed mode and lacks the air compression and vibration of other massagers. Still, if you’re not fussy about personalization and like toasty toes, give the Naipo a go.

Snailax Two-in-One Foot/Back Massager

The Snailax, with its plush cover and furry fringe, looks and feels like a giant Snuggie for your feet. The big perk of this rolling foot massager is its versatile design. When you finish with your feet, you can remove the washable top cover and use the machine on your neck, lower back, legs, belly if you have cramps, or really anywhere that aches.

TheraFlow Dual Foot Massager Roller

If you want a no-frills simple massager instead of these fancier models, we got you. The TheraFlow is a best-selling wooden trigger-point roller with ridges specially designed to hit your soles’ pressure points (and your calves’). It’s lightweight, comes in at under $20, and you can use it many ways: while standing, under a desk, or even outside, since it doesn’t require electricity. You do the massaging with your own weight, meaning you can really work out sore spots.

HoMedics Shiatsu Air Max Deep Kneading Foot Massager with Heat

This cozy foot massager looks like your favorite pair of house slippers—except in practice it’s better, because it’s heated. With three speed settings, adjustable air intensity, and toe-touch control, the Shiatsu is intuitive to use and promises a warm, gentle pampering for your feet. A nice added detail is its concealed cord storage, so you don’t trip over it during the day.

Renpho Foot Massager Machine with Heat

The sleek Renpho is popular, and likely pricier, for its range of adjustable features, including multiple massage modes, three squeeze intensities (ooh la la), air compression, and heat. This model covers your entire foot and comes with timers and washable foot cloths, making it a winner for sensitive feet (and highly particular people). Reviewers note that this is an especially good massager if you have bigger feet, as it fits up to a men’s size 12.

NekTeck Foot Massager with Heat

With over 4,400 glowing reviews, NekTeck (which makes our SELF Fave neck-and-shoulder massager) is a highly rated, midrange-priced massager. Like the Naipo, it has a heated option, and you rest your feet on top; the NekTeck foot massager has six massage heads and 18 rotating nodes. Nicely, you can adjust the machine’s height.

Cloud Massage Shiatsu Foot Massager Machine

The Cloud Massage is the priciest model of the group, but it’s ideal for those who crave an intense, targeted massage (versus gentle pulsing), with multiple reviewers noting how powerful it is. Its game-changing feature is that it has the ability to deeply knead tight calves, in addition to feet. There’s a handle to easily adjust the machine to a variety of angles for use while seated, or even while stretched out on your bed. The Cloud has all of the settings you could want: rolling massage, air compression pressure, vibration, heat, and a swaying function that relaxes joints.

HoMedics Shower Bliss Foot Spa with Heat Boost Power

This isn’t a traditional massager, but sometimes a warm foot bath is the soothing your soles need. After a long day, spoil yourself with the bath’s spa-grade shower massage jets and vibrating nodes along the base. Bonus: The Bliss comes with a massage roller and a pumice attachment for exfoliation. It's also great for giving yourself an at-home pedicure.

Brookstone Foot and Calf Massager

Brookstone is known for its high-quality massage chairs. For a lesser price, treat yourself to its foot-and-calf massager, which combats swelling with four different massage settings and several intensity levels.

ReAthlete AirC Leg Massager

If you deal with knotted calves and tight thighs in addition to foot pain, these compression leg sleeves are the solution to your lower-body woes. Using a combination of heat and three different massage modes, the sleeves help stimulate blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, and leave your legs and feet feeling refreshed.

Hyperice Hypersphere Mini

This all-purpose massager is a SELF Fave for its foot massaging abilities in particular. Plus, it's just the right size to roll across the soles of your feet after a long day or toss in your gym bag in case of a sudden foot cramp.

Byriver Acupressure Foot Massage Slippers

Sometimes you don't have time to sit down and luxuriate in a stationary foot massager. That's where these fashionable slides come in: Slip them on for 10 to 20 minutes and let the 39 massaging nodes built into the insole deliver the pain relief you crave, one step at a time.