civama Massage Table Massage Bed Portable, 29 LBs Light Weight 2 Section Foldable Tattoo Bed Facial Care Spa Lash Bed Height Adjustable Sturdy Wooden Frame with Accessories Carrying Bag, Black

I’m genuinely impressed by this massage table! It’s super sturdy but lightweight enough to carry. The headrest and armrests are adjustable, which makes it customizable for different body types. The cushioning is thick and comfy — feels like a professional spa setup. Definitely worth every penny!

I am a veteran who struggles with PTSD. I have taken up the hobby of learning massage therapy to “get out of my head.” My wife ordered this table for me as a birthday present. It was delivered promptly, expertly packaged and as easy to assemble. My wife (who is my only massage therapy client) loves the table. She says it is comfortable and easy to use. It holds her very stably and she often falls asleep on it as I am working on her back.This table is also very affordable and easy to store.I would recommend this table for anyone who is inclined to explore massage therapy as a hobby or for anyone who practices professionally. Worth the money. Great fit for the house and budget

Very impressed with this table at this price . Quick and Easy to bring out and set up . Comfortable . Well built.

This is a good midline table.You'll need to take a little care with it, this is not a commercial product. For example, you can't "flip" it up on its legs. Well, you can, but only a couple of times.It's sturdy & stable enough for a light duty 24" table. But, if you're tall, extending the legs will make that an issue sooner than later. I have the table bed at 30". That's about as high as I'd feel comfortable with an average sized adult.When you touch the legs, you'll get nervous. They're LIGHT - feels like birch and a composite. This is great to keep the table light, but there are squueeeeks when you tighten the legs. This is why you shouldn't flip-up this table.Don't misunderstand, - THE TABLE IS SAFE !The frame for the head cradle is a molded polymer, it WILL break if you treat it as steel. That cam lock is stiff, but it'll take the force.The padding on the arm shelf is thin - you'll want to lay a towel on there.The face rest is "ehh comfortable" with a paper cover; passable with a standard cover; and "good" with a linen cover.The latches on the table are, light..A couple of things that other folks mention:Armrests;This is my -1. They sit loose in the gusset, and the gusset isn't properly supported by the frame. The net result is a 10* downward pitch without any weight on them.For me, I hacked this with a piece of 5mm air hose (the bar is 5.6mm) sunk into a large wooden dowel. Thus making a "collet" that I can use on the arm supports. One on either side of the table edge (two per support pole, four per side) works fine to stabilize the arms, and adds to the esthetic as well.A better fix would be to reinforce the frame and get a proper sized gusset in there.* - If you're wondering why that _this_ is my "-1" (given anything else) it's because it's a feature promised, but is basically non-functional. To me that's different than a properly defined product being misused, which ends up generating complaints..Cover/case/bag;It is a "reasonable bag made out of a light canvas".It's FINE considering the table. If you're using this table as part of a _business_, then you'll no doubt tear it with that kind of use. But, this will be the least of your worries. Again, this is NOT a commercial table.The handle of the table pokes through the bag, which is great! It means your arm has the weight of table, instead of the weight being on the bag.it would be nice if the bag had stitched loops to add a shoulder strap, but it would require a structural web along the bottom to then support the weight.-My own personal niggle is that - the hook side of the velcro to hold the side pouch is only on the right side of the table. I'm right handed, and only work from the left side. SMALL SMALL niggle...So, this is what this price point will get you, and it _is_ a good table at this price point. Just don't mistake a "good value" for, a "bargain"."Recommended!"

My physical therapist recommended this item to help with my exercises for my hop. It seems to be built well, easy to close up to store. Easy to adjust height if needed. The bed is well padded for comfort. For the money I think it was a great purchase

This comes ready to use. Just unfold. It feels sturdy and it's comfortable. It seems well made and designed. Some things like the side, arm supports are not strongest design (small steel binder clips made for documents work well to keep them from sliding out). Overall, this is an excellent value.

Great for travel and sturdy. I highly recommend it.

Very much a “get what you pay for” scenario. It’s pretty narrow and the arm rests are flimsy. That being said, the base is sturdy and the face cradle is stable.