Are there rollers for the feet?
1039577
yes, a object rolls the length of the foot in a pattern. It also squeezes the legs, which I don't have a problem with, but some people think it is too tight. You will need the lift the leg supports via the computer console so your legs and feet all fit comfortly.Jessica
1039578
I'm not sure why people are saying yes. It is just air compression and vibration
836052
No, sorry,but there are ones to fit it and other accessories, if I remember right. Since I don't need it often, I took the foot support off mine, and use it to transport things like groceries or baskets of clothes anywhere in the house. Easy, nothing to carry, and rolls so easily, even in and out of my garage.
2280346
the rollers are metal, some of them came a little stuck on mine but they do loosen up or you can move them around with pliers to loosen them up quicker
2014912
Yes, there are independent rollers, I think about 3" in length, across the bar.
2026560
Yes, it does have the type of roller foot and each one has a lever that you push down with your foot to lock the pull out portion in place. I actually haven't bothered using this brake much as the roll out portion really stays in place by itself. It rolls in easily when you are finished with the keyboard.
1226307
I had two rollers; one already in the micro-pedi and another spare one in a little box. So mine came with 2 free rollers.
406955
No, there aren't any rollers, but I suppose if you did some rework on the base (and reinforced it a touch) you could probably try to retrofit something on.
776120
It doesn't have rollers. Its safe to be used on wood, marble. I look for a long time a brush for my hard wood floors because I was afraid of scratches. This works great.
1318120
Yes, although it isn't ideal. If you put your feet in the middle it squeezes them really hard and hurts, but you can rest them on top of the rollers. You have to work to keep them in place, though. I wouldn't buy it as a foot massager, but it works in a pinch.
1013847
Yes. There is a bolt on the bottom of the foot rests that allows them to slide up and down a few inches.
2129254
There is a Phillips head screw holding the feet on. I'm guessing they are removable...but I haven't tried yet
140185
Hello,I took one of the "feet" out of the frame and here is what it looks like. If you can find rollers that have the same diameter (about 5/8" or 1.5 cm) than I don't see why you could not use rollers instead. But the round plastic "feet" are very smooth so you can probably slide them on carpet or glue felt on them and slide them on wood floors. (Ours is on a wood floor and I can slide it easily.) I am attaching a picture of one of the feet.I hope this helps!Jackie
1482254
Rollers, however If I would have known the cheapness for the price I spent, well NOT worth it. nothing line up, and then if it does it doesn't hold together, so if you want to move it be very careful. I recommend not buying from this manufacturer. I did more of a research on it and found so many others that complained of the same stuff.
1319137
yes it does have rollers on the rear which will rotate for easy moving from room to room.I doe this on carpet not tried it on hard or wood flooring.Not sure if this was the intention but its too heavy to lift for me .&% and not a super jock.
134686
Yes the rollers move independently of each other and the handles. The handles are stationary.
2037664
It comes with two extra rollers and they each last a long time.........they are like fine sand paper-the best description I have for them. I love mine.......it has kept my feet soft and looking like I just had a pedi!
1028905
Hi Scott ! Sorry for my late reply but as I live in Europe, my order only arrived this morning. Yes it comes with two blue (extra-coarse) rollers. (One is already in the micro-pedi and there's a spare one in a little box).