FootEase Mat - The End-Of-Day Ritual For Feet That Have Been Standing All Day
You don't really notice your feet until you finally sit down
Twelve-hour shift. School corridor. Shop floor. Kitchen. You get through the day without thinking about it — and then you drop onto the sofa at eight in the evening, kick your shoes off, and there it is. That heavy, thudding weight that arrives the moment you stop moving. You prop your feet on a cushion. You wiggle your toes. You promise yourself an early night. The next morning it starts again.
Why the FootEase Mat earns its place next to your sofa
✅ No effort required: lay it flat, rest your feet on it, sit back. Nothing to hold, nothing to bend down for, no oils and no mess.
✅ You set the strength: turn it down until it is barely there, or up until you can properly feel it. Your feet, your call.
✅ Stays where you put it: the underside is a textured non-slip cloth rather than smooth plastic.
✅ Not just for feet: the mat is flexible enough to sit on a chair, rest your hands on, or wrap around your calves.
✅ Tidies away in seconds: it rolls up flat and slides behind the sofa, into a drawer or into a bag. No box to find space for.
Who the FootEase Mat is made for
This is made for people whose feet do the work while the rest of them gets the credit: nurses, teachers, hairdressers, warehouse staff, and parents chasing toddlers around. It asks nothing of you at the end of the day except that you sit down.
Give your feet the end of the day they have earned.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Soft, flexible mat with two woven conductive footplates
- Textured non-slip backing on the underside
- Detachable round controller with a lit display and three buttons
- USB rechargeable — no mains cable trailing across the room while you use it
- Folds and rolls flat for storage
- Colour: terracotta orange
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- 1x Foot mat
- 1x Controller
- 1x USB charging cable
- 1x User manual
BEFORE YOU USE IT:
Not suitable if you have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device. If you are pregnant, or being treated for any condition affecting your legs, feet or circulation, check with your GP before using it. Wipe clean with a damp cloth — do not wash or submerge the mat.