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The Whole Body Crazy Fit Stand up Massager is the hottest and latest technology in fitness. It is proving to be one of the most beneficial pieces of fitness equipment, as it gives you many results. Not only is this a massager, but also a weight reduction machine and a stress reliever. It provides relaxation to all of your body muscles. You will notice increased blood circulation, fight off bone density, increase your metabolism, increase your endurance, and gain a greater sense of well-being. For those interested in an equally healthy outward appearance, the Crazy Fit Massager is an exceptional tool. While promoting collagen production, skin appears visibly firmer and more youthful.Loss of cellulite has been reported. Clearly the benefits are endless!Research shows that the Crazy Fit Massager strengthens the cells of the body due to the repeated automatic "stretch reflex" in the muscles.By applying the vibration to your body you can improve circulation, tone nervous system and muscles, and enhance bone density. This machine is an excellent aid for a better range of motion, core conditioning and stability and plays an excellent role in losing weight naturally. span style"font-size: 11px; line-he
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37 of 37 people found the following review helpful
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I'm now not sure if this is the linear type machine or not - so very much contradictory information out there! I guess (as far as my current level of understanding goes), this machine does half the motion of some that people claim to be best - that is it pivots, but does not additionally vibrate. So if I were to buy one again, I'd find one that pivots AND vibrates. These cheap China-Vibe units don't have much in the way of documentation on these listing pages, so it seems hit and miss!
Also, I'm starting to think that my regimen of 40-60 minutes per day needs to be cut back to 20 minutes twice a day or even less to play it safe, and maybe a longer session is OK if I rest for two days. You can really kick your a$$ on this machine without even breaking a sweat.
But I can tell you, in all my life, I've never been cut. This machine (and similar ones no doubt) has cut my muscles. It's weird to look like a fitness goddess while being a life-long couch potato all my life (I hike with poles too which is the other 1/2 my workout so don't get me wrong here).
Lastly, who knows how long this unit will last? If it lasts a year, it will be worth it. But If I ever get a straight answer from someone who: 1) isn't a contributing member of the peanut gallery, and 2) someone who isn't a dealer for a competing product, I'd probably buy another machine - one that vibrates as well as pivot.
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I ordered this primarily for my mom, but I wanted to use it too. She's used it a grand total of one time, but I on the other hand, have really taken a liking to this whole body vibration thing. I use it practically every single day for 40-60 minutes per session.
But as the other reviewers have stated, this is a linear-type machine, so it's very high impact. If I'd have know more about this, I would have bought the type that moves in 3 dimensions as well as pivots. There was one sold here (that seems to be gone now), that one reviewer stated it was such a mechanism, but there was scant info about it - that I didn't want to plunk down 3 more bills for another machine I'd need to replace.
Lastly, I got this unit with the hand rails for my mom's stability, but since she never uses it, I took them off altogether and just have the control mechanism sitting on a TV tray near the unit. I can get a much better range of positions by taking off those worthless rails. I might upload a pic of what that looks like.
I'm now not sure if this is the linear type machine or not - so very much contradictory information out there! I guess (as far as my current level of understanding goes), this machine does half the motion of some that people claim to be best - that is it pivots, but does not additionally vibrate. So if I were to buy one again, I'd find one that pivots AND vibrates. These cheap China-Vibe units don't have much in the way of documentation on these listing pages, so it seems hit and miss!
Also, I'm starting to think that my regimen of 40-60 minutes per day needs to be cut back to 20 minutes twice a day or even less to play it safe, and maybe a longer session is OK if I rest for two days. You can really kick your a$$ on this machine without even breaking a sweat.
But I can tell you, in all my life, I've never been cut. This machine (and similar ones no doubt) has cut my muscles. It's weird to look like a fitness goddess while being a life-long couch potato all my life (I hike with poles too which is the other 1/2 my workout so don't get me wrong here).
Lastly, who knows how long this unit will last? If it lasts a year, it will be worth it. But If I ever get a straight answer from someone who: 1) isn't a contributing member of the peanut gallery, and 2) someone who isn't a dealer for a competing product, I'd probably buy another machine - one that vibrates as well as pivot.
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I ordered this primarily for my mom, but I wanted to use it too. She's used it a grand total of one time, but I on the other hand, have really taken a liking to this whole body vibration thing. I use it practically every single day for 40-60 minutes per session.
But as the other reviewers have stated, this is a linear-type machine, so it's very high impact. If I'd have know more about this, I would have bought the type that moves in 3 dimensions as well as pivots. There was one sold here (that seems to be gone now), that one reviewer stated it was such a mechanism, but there was scant info about it - that I didn't want to plunk down 3 more bills for another machine I'd need to replace.
Lastly, I got this unit with the hand rails for my mom's stability, but since she never uses it, I took them off altogether and just have the control mechanism sitting on a TV tray near the unit. I can get a much better range of positions by taking off those worthless rails. I might upload a pic of what that looks like.
40 of 42 people found the following review helpful
A vibration machine could affect your health in positive ways, but it could also harm your health. If the vibration is under 20 hertz, it could harm the body as people in certain occupations like truck driving have learned. So you need to know exactly what frequency you are setting the machine on. Unfortunately, the instructions to this machine provide no information about the frequencies. There are different speed settings from 1-20, but these are just relative numbers that reveal nothing about the actual frequencies. I couldn't find anything elsewhere on the Internet either. Also, the instruction manual is very poorly written. The model is made in China.
The unit is pretty heavy and the construction is solid steel. Having just bought it, I have no idea how long it will last. I definitely think it deserves to have one star knocked off due to the lack of information since it could negatively affect one's health. If anyone can find this information, please post it in a comment.
More expensive units should come with some detailed information to inform reassure you about correct and healthy ways to use the machine. But you shouldn't have to pay more for this information.
By the way, when using these machines you should not stand with legs locked and upper body fully upright because it will cause excessive shaking of the internal organs.
(I changed my opinion somewhat after writing this review and upgraded the product from 3 stars to 4 stars. Comparable products are better quality I guess, but way more expensive. Please see my later comments).
The unit is pretty heavy and the construction is solid steel. Having just bought it, I have no idea how long it will last. I definitely think it deserves to have one star knocked off due to the lack of information since it could negatively affect one's health. If anyone can find this information, please post it in a comment.
More expensive units should come with some detailed information to inform reassure you about correct and healthy ways to use the machine. But you shouldn't have to pay more for this information.
By the way, when using these machines you should not stand with legs locked and upper body fully upright because it will cause excessive shaking of the internal organs.
(I changed my opinion somewhat after writing this review and upgraded the product from 3 stars to 4 stars. Comparable products are better quality I guess, but way more expensive. Please see my later comments).
40 of 43 people found the following review helpful
I did quite a bit of research on whole body massagers and this one seemed to be the best value. It is well made, quiet and I really have enjoyed it. A friend of mine bought a larger machine made by Crazy Fit but from a different company and even though she paid twice as much, I found mine was very similar. I highly recommend this machine.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Love it!
My daughter bought this machine, after a week of eyeing the machine I decided to give it a try. OMG! I think it works???!!! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Bonnie Blue
The item is excellent for my clinic.
The item is well self explanatory. The manual that comes with it to help assemble the item is well thought out. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Ismael Vega
Big Item - Poor Purchase
The very worst - instructions in semi-Chinese - all wrong. Part don't fit. Extra piece that doesn't have use. Flimsy and cheap. Will try again after throwing this one away
Published 12 months ago by bob-o-link
So Far, So Good
Like others, I bought this unit because I didn't want to pay $3000 or more for a vibration machine. I've only had it for 2 days, but I like it so far! Read more
Published 14 months ago by Becky Wolford
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We have been very happy with our purchase of the Crazy Fit Massager from Amazon. I was surprised at how quickly it arrived. It performs as advertised and my wife loves it! Read more
Published 18 months ago by Curt
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This is one of the most amazing products of the 21st century. I first experienced the whole body vibration plate at a Korean Health spa and I had to have one. Read more
Published 19 months ago by vero
Must have
I got this machine on 4/1/10, I used it 30 minutes a day, 6 days a week. With my 2000 calories a day diet, I lost 25 pounds in 2 months. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Catherine
You get what you pay for
The Crazy Fit Massager, is as expected when you order from a store named ToysnGames you can't expect much as it qualifies as a toy, it has squeaked since the day I unpacked it the... Read more
Published 20 months ago by Rodney Bishop
Good, but not what I expected
I just got the unit. It seems to work well and is bigger than I imagined.
However, this vibration machine doesn't vibrate.
Instead it rocks left and right. Read more
However, this vibration machine doesn't vibrate.
Instead it rocks left and right. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Adam Chen
I Like It, But Start Slow!
This is a great machine for the money. It does work best to use your own tools for assembly, but the machine itself is well-made and comparable to those I've seen at conventions... Read more
Published 22 months ago by Merry
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