New Black PU Portable Massage Table w/Free Carry Case U1A Chair Bed Spa Facial by BestMassage

Super easy to set up & light weight to carry around in the bag! Super excited to start using it for doing lash extensions! Definitely exceeded my expectations :)

Bottom line: this is a very comfortable, portable, sturdy table for the money.I am a traveling manual Physical Therapist who performs soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilization, and thrust manipulation and require a table that can withstand the forces applied, which may include my weight on top of the patient's at times. I am pleased to say that I've found my table.Pro's- comfort: all of my patients have agreed that this table is remarkably more comfortable for them than my previous. It is very well padded and the face hole does not place stress on the face or neck. When I've used the accessory head and arm supports, my patients typically shrug and say that there is not much difference with or without them; so, I've been using the table without the accessories.- portability: this is a very light table and will fit in most cars and through most homes (stairways, doorways, etc). It is a breeze to set up and take down.- sturdiness: this table has handled all manual techniques without issue. No creaking, sagging, or giving way of any kind. I'd estimate putting close to 400 lbs through it at times during thrust manipulations.- adjustability: the table can easily and relatively quickly be adjusted to optimal height for different patients or techniques. An electric Hi-Low table is much faster, but the comparison would not be fair.Con's- bag: the material feels thin and cheap and has a large "Best Massage" logo on it. As it use it for Physical Therapy, I'd prefer not to have that logo that prominent - or present at all. Also, the hand carrying strap broke after only one week of use. So, now I hold onto the pocket instead for support during transportation. The shoulder strap is cheap and I don't expect it to last either. Its shoulder pad might as well not even exist as it is made of thin plastic and is uncomfortable. I almost always have some struggle with trying to get the table into the bag after treating a patient, and this may detract from professionalism.- table screws: there are screws to tighten the table's legs after adjusting its height. These require tightening after every three or four patients as they begin to loosen. This can be a safety concern if not managed regularly.- hard floor set-ups: this table will not stay locked open unless it is standing on all four legs. So, it always slides away from me when attempting to open it and stand it on a hard floor. Whereas the legs will stick into place on carpet, they slide readily on hard surfaces. I'll either recruit the help of my patient (again compromising my professionalism) or I'll find a carpeted area nearby to stick a leg into before flipping it upright.www.NaperManualPT.com

I’ve been an RMT for 9 years. I got this just for at home, and the price is great. It’s sturdy. Easy to store. And works perfectly fine for clients

Bought this table for my girlfriend for her birthday. The attached picture is her lying on it. She is 5 feet 4 inches tall. Her head is on the head rest attachment so there is plenty of room for much taller clients. She has broad shoulders but as can be seen from the picture she has plenty of room even without the armrests attached. So again, plenty of room for much larger clients. Set up was easily sorted out even without some instructions. Instructions not included were how to attach the towel rod and small bag but those were pretty much no-brainers once we found the velcro strips on the underside. It came with a sheet, arm rest covers, and head rest cover. At first there was a small incline at the center but once it was laid on that leveled out and the bed itself was flat. It came with a half bolster and full bolster pillows as well as an arm rest sling, the lotion bag and towel bar, the arm rests, and a headrest as accessories. It took a bit of adjusting to figure out where everything went underneath when folding it to put it away but not too much time really. The handles on the carrying case are not adjustable which is one downside as I stated she is only 5'4" so the table hangs quite low when she has it on her shoulder in the carrying case. One other downside is that the carrying case just fits the bed and not the bolster pillows so those will have to be carried separately. Will probably need to find a stuff sack to fit them at a later date. She says that the bed feels sturdy when getting on and off of it and not at all wobbly. All in all looks and feels like a good massage bed and the issues with it are really minor and not worth griping about.

The media could not be loaded. The overall quality of the table seems OK. The polyurethane leather seems high quality. The support beams in the cables are in good condition. The hinges seem to be pretty good as well. The latches to close it were in question they were very loose.But the one issue I’m having is the wood that’s underneath the table where the facehole is. That is plywood very thin. I think on other brands they would put a thicker solid piece of wood for support but that’s why this table is light weight is because of that.If this table breaks after two people sit on it I’m going with a master massage.