A Massage-Table Face Cradle for Your Own Bed
Lying face-down for a massage means a neck turned sideways for an hour, or a full table taking up a room. This is the professional part alone: an aircraft-aluminum cradle that anchors under any 3-to-17-inch mattress, a six-way adjustable face rest with a memory-foam crescent, quick-release levers for height, and the whole 4.8 lbs folds into a carry bag. Buyers in face-down eye-surgery recovery keep appearing in the reviews unprompted.
The catch every product here has oneYou will spend real money on something many homes will use a handful of times. The not-worth-it reviews say exactly that, and the worth-it ones tend to be therapists working house calls or people under face-down recovery orders. Know which buyer you are before spending table-hardware money.
Buyers report
Buyers report quick setup, a sturdy hold at any height, and portability that retires the full table for house calls; post-vitrectomy recovery keeps appearing as the unexpected second use. Value for money splits.
Description
Size
23 x 14 in · height adjusts 3–17 in · 4.8 lb
Fits
Under-mattress mount · mattresses 3–17 in thick
Made of
Aluminum frame · memory-foam face cushion · PU upholstery, oil- and water-resistant
In the box
Adjustable main cradle · 6-way adjustable face-rest cradle · memory-foam crescent cushion · black nylon carry bag
Runs on
No power, manual
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