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The WW-X7S Electric Multi-Point Foot Massage Chair from Wawa Fitness Center features targeted massage for feet and calves, air compression therapy, reflexology rollers, and a space-saving design.
Ideal for home wellness and foot recovery. Available now across Kenya with demo and delivery.
Good Foot Electric Multi-Point Massage Chair WW-X7S | Wawa Fitness Center
Reimagine your rest and recovery routine with the WW-X7S Good Foot Electric Multi-Point Massage Chair, a compact yet powerful massage chair designed to deliver precision comfort at an affordable price. Built for focused relief and daily wellness, this chair offers intelligent massage functionality targeting the feet, calves, and lower back — perfect for individuals with active lifestyles, long working hours, or chronic foot fatigue.
The WW-X7S combines multi-point electric massage nodes with airbag compression therapy, allowing for a synchronized experience that eases muscle tightness, stimulates circulation, and reduces swelling in the lower extremities. The foot massage section features reflexology rollers that mimic the sensation of real hands, making it ideal for relieving plantar pain and improving overall leg wellness.
Designed with user convenience in mind, this chair includes adjustable massage modes, one-touch operation, and an intuitive control panel for effortless customization. The compact footprint and modern styling make the WW-X7S suitable for any home setting—living rooms, bedrooms, small gyms, and even office relaxation spaces.
Whether you need a daily dose of therapeutic comfort or a dedicated post-workout recovery tool, the WW-X7S delivers full value with minimal space requirements. Now available at Wawa Fitness Center, this model includes demo availability, expert guidance, and fast delivery across Kenya, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, Kisumu, and Nakuru.
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