Intensity Of Chair
It’s better to get a strong massage chair that can be toned down easily with the remote control, than to settle for a soft massage chair that can’t be adjusted. Most consumers seek the benefits of deeper tissue massage, so look for a massage chair designed for the best – in this case, deepest – range of motion. This type of motion is referred to in the massage chair industry as 3D. The 3D indicates “in and out” along with the standard “up and down” and “left and right.” We now have several 4D massage chairs that have the 3D intensity coupled with a greater control of the roller mechanism with regard to speed and intensity.
Getting a massage in a strong or deeper 3D or 4D motion massage chair is a little like working out. The first day can cause a little soreness, but the body adjusts and acclimates to the routine for ongoing benefits. But strong doesn’t automatically mean good if the massage feels mechanical, so look for a massage chair with well-designed and smooth massage mechanics to mimic the human touch of a massage therapist. While massage chairs that deliver a relaxing “dream inducing” massage are great – the best investment is a massage chair that has it ALL, including smooth, deep tissue massage.