CINCOM’s Air Compression Leg Massager targets a specific problem: poor circulation in the legs. It uses four larger airbags—two in the calves and two in the thighs—to simulate the kneading and stroking of manual massage. The goal is to reduce swelling, ease restless leg syndrome, and improve blood flow. It works for calves and thighs, and the company says it can also be used on arms.

The handheld controller keeps things simple. You get two massage modes and three intensity levels. The lowest setting is gentle enough for sensitive legs. The highest provides a firm, rhythmic squeeze that feels like a deep tissue session. The corded design means you don’t have to worry about battery life, but it does tether you to an outlet. The velvet material is soft against the skin and doesn’t trap heat during extended use.

One limitation worth noting: the controller is basic. There’s no timer or auto-shutoff, so you’ll need to turn it off manually. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s a small inconvenience for a device that otherwise delivers consistent, effective compression.