Massage Foot Bath Shoes Foot Soaking Bath Basin, Portable Foot Soak Tub Foot Soaker, Foot Spa Shoes Pedicure Foot Spa for Thermal Massage to Promote Blood Circulation (Large High,Red)

A little narrow
I like the versatile of two independent boots for soaking. Only fill 1/4 to keep from spillages. Narrow to get feet in and out but durable and light water even with added water.

These are the most convenient method to soak one’s feet.
I like the convenience of not having to sit in one place while you are soaking your hair. It is possible walk around if you need to. They come with a hanger so they can be hung on the shower rod to dry. I highly recommend.

Works… Sort of – See Video Review
Please watch the detailed video review.PROS: they are lightweight and easy for me (disabled senior) to use from the foot rest as I sit in my power wheelchair (Quantum Edge 3.0 I-level Rehab), which is why I bought them. I am unable to lift, fill or even move a traditional pedicure or collapsible bucket and I wanted something I could soak my feet in with minimal help. Takes two cups of water in each shoe to fill to ankles and I am a size 8-1/2 tennis shoe. They are well made and don’t leak and come with a hanger that snaps in the back of the shoes for drying.CONS: HORRIFIC toxic chemical smell that emanated the entire living room straight out of the box that made me sick, however…determined because I was desperate for a foot soak for neuropathy, 24 hours outside in sunshine remedied that by 85-90%. I’m confident that the rubber construction of the boots will absorb any essential oils I plan to use. At least I hope so. It loses heat pretty fast but plan to get creative to try and retain heat. Taking 2 stars off for that.

Performs Well but has minor drawbacks
The likes far outweigh the bad. The ease of use compared to my normal foot bath cannot be overstated. I don’t leave either of these items out in the open and these boots are easier to move around. I also can’t reach down well because of a bad knee and hip so I don’t have to worry about spillage when filling or emptying the boot like I do with the foot bath.Yes, it still smells like some sort of vulcanized rubber but not at an extreme level and I cannot smell it unless I put it up to my nose area. I am using betadine as a healing process on a sore and it leaves a reddish tint on the rubber itself, even with cleaning it with Dawn liquid, that doesn’t affect the performance but will gross out some people.

It’s very convenient but I wish I would get a little bit smaller size so you can soak your feet and walk around without splashing water

I wear a size 7 in Women’s shoes, and ordered a very similar pair of these foot baths from a different seller. Those foot baths are 26 cm in length, which is the equivalent to about 10.24 inches. They fit my feet great with about an inch to spare and I really enjoy the wackiness and convenience of them. I like them so much that I wanted to order a pair for my sister-in-law for Christmas as I think she’d get a “kick” out of them…But her feet are larger (I think probably size 10, maybe?), and the brand that I’d ordered didn’t have foot baths in that size, so I looked around on Amazon until I came across these…The “Large” size in these are supposed to measure 11.14 inches in length (which equates to about 28.3 cm). It says that it’s supposed to fit up to size 12 feet, so I hope it’s right!Whereas the other pair I’d bought for myself were priced at only $23, these larger foot baths set me back over $65! That’s a pretty huge price difference, and I know that these Large foot baths are unreasonably expensive for what you get…But I bought them, anyway, because I got stuck on the idea that I really want to give these to my sister-in-law as part of a fun foot spa package kind of gift. (I’m going to add some scented Epsom salts and maybe a foot file or mask or something.) So yeah, it’s definitely expensive…And to be honest, with the rounded toes, this pair isn’t quite as kooky and don’t quite have as much character as my pair, which have toe boxes that are weirdly shaped like actual toes…But it’s the closest match that I could find in the size that I want.These foot baths come in a proper cellophane package with Asian writing on the package insert. (So they’re packaged to be sold in a store.) Not sure what it says, but it’s fine.I haven’t opened up the package as it’s a gift, but I can see that the pink colour is nice and I can feel that the material feels stiff enough and sturdy. There’s something rattling around inside, but I’m not sure what it is. I think it might be a little hanger that you can use to hang these to dry once you’re done using them.All that said, based on my experiences with my other-branded but similarly-styled foot baths, these are fun and weird, but functional and strangely practical. You actually don’t have to fill them with more than an inch or two of warm water, because as soon as you put your feet in, the water will rise up. You can also stand in them (while you’re doing the dishes, for example), if you’d like, though I wouldn’t necessarily recommend walking in them.I think they’re fun and wacky. It’s not something that most people would buy for themselves, which is part of the reason why I think this will be a fun gift.If these were more reasonably priced, I’d suggest even getting a few pairs for your girlfriends or your bestie and making a spa day out of them…That might even be a good idea for a bachelorette party. Just an idea…But truly, the price needs to come down on these. The price is my only reason for deducting a star off of this review.