Osaki Oasis 3D Massage Chair
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Osaki | Oasis
The Osaki Oasis 3D is a straight-track massage chair that works your back and your glutes in a single pass, with no second program to start and no change of position halfway through. Twenty-four rollers make that possible. Eighteen 2D massage heads travel your back, moving up, down and side to side at one depth. Six stationary rollers stay locked on the glutes beneath them. The straight track carries the eighteen heads in a continuous line from your neck to your hips, holding the pressure even. One cycle covers the whole posterior chain, top and bottom.
Above the back heads sit two upper rollers that turn in opposite directions, working the left and right sides of your neck separately. Around all of it sit 24 air cells for full body air massage. Heating pads run across the back, the waist and the calves at roughly 75 to 83 degrees F. Heat in three places is unusual on a chair this small. Twelve auto programs and 4 manual techniques come off a 7 in. touchscreen remote or your voice. Zero gravity is the recline that carries your knees up above your heart, and the Oasis holds it at two stages. Space saving construction brings the chair to a full recline with 7 in. behind it. Underneath, rotating disk massagers turn against your soles and the spring-loaded footrest extends up to 6 in. The chair takes a user up to 250 lb, weighs 138.8 lb, and comes in Taupe, Black and Brown.
Inside the chair
The Oasis reaches your neck, your spine and your glutes without you repositioning between modes, using twenty-four rollers, a counter-rotating pair at the neck, a straight track that carries them, and a voice controller for changing any of it while you lie back.
The list
The Oasis takes a user up to 250 lb in a frame 29.0 in. wide, reclines fully with 7 in. behind it, and weighs 138.8 lb.
Closer look
The back and the glutes are worked in the same pass on the Oasis. Eighteen 2D massage heads track your spine from the neck down. Six stationary rollers sit under your seat, holding position on the glutes. Pressure runs from top to bottom with the hips included in the same cycle. Two upper rollers at the very top counter-rotate against each other, taking the left and the right side of your neck separately. The whole assembly rides a straight track. A curved track would be easing off at the bottom of the stroke, and a straight one holds the pressure there. One cycle covers your neck, your back and your glutes without you moving in the seat.
Heating pads sit at the back, the waist and the calves, running roughly 75 to 83 degrees F. Three heated zones is a wide spread for a chair at this size, where one lumbar pad is the usual allocation. Around them sit 24 air cells at the points the rollers have no way of reaching, inflating and releasing in rhythm through your limbs and torso while the roller heads work your back. The rollers and the air cells are doing two different jobs on two different parts of you, and the Oasis runs both inside the same program. Under your feet, disk-shaped rotating massagers turn against the reflex zones and acupuncture points along the soles.
Upright the Oasis measures 29.0 in. wide by 61.5 in. long by 41.0 in. tall. Reclined it measures 29.0 in. wide by 67 in. long by 35 in. tall. The floor length grows 5.5 in. across the full recline and the height drops 6 in. At 29.0 in. across it is one of the narrower chairs in the Osaki range, and that same 29.0 in. is the doorway figure. Space saving construction slides the base forward as the backrest lowers, so a full 2-stage zero gravity recline needs only 7 in. between the backrest and the wall. Assembled the chair weighs 138.8 lb, and it ships in a single box measuring 29.9 in. by 55.1 in. by 34.1 in. at 165.4 lb.
Compare
The Oasis puts its effort into coverage, with eighteen back heads plus six more on the glutes, on a chair that carries 3D in its name while its back heads move on two axes. The Ziva 2D moves its rollers up, down and across at a fixed distance from your back, the OS Vito 3D adds an in-and-out axis so depth becomes adjustable, and the 4D Helix LE varies the speed of that depth change inside a stroke.
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