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The WW-V10 Foot Home Massage Chair from Wawa Fitness Center features intelligent foot rollers, airbag compression for legs and hips, zero gravity recline, and a compact design for daily home relaxation.
Perfect for foot fatigue, recovery, and wellness. Now available across Kenya with delivery and support.
Hot Selling Foot Home Massage Chair WW-V10 | Wawa Fitness Center The WW-V10 Foot Home Massage Chair is the perfect compact solution for modern relaxation and recovery. Designed with affordability, functionality, and convenience in mind, this best-selling model brings professional-grade massage therapy right into your home. Whether you're dealing with foot fatigue, lower body tension, or general stress, the WW-V10 offers targeted comfort with an elegant and space-saving design.
This chair features intelligent foot and calf massage rollers, which simulate traditional kneading and scraping techniques to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling after long hours of standing or walking. Paired with multi-zone airbag compression in the legs and hips, the WW-V10 helps relax deep muscle layers, release tension, and promote faster recovery.
With its streamlined structure, the WW-V10 fits easily in living rooms, bedrooms, and home gyms. The zero gravity recline function enhances the massage experience by elevating your legs and relieving pressure from your spine. The user-friendly control panel allows easy adjustment of modes and intensity levels, making it ideal for users of all ages.
Built for durability and daily use, this model combines comfort with reliability and is perfect for households looking for a budget-friendly yet powerful massage solution. Now available at Wawa Fitness Center, the WW-V10 includes expert support, in-store demonstrations, and nationwide delivery across Kenya, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and Nakuru.
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