L Tracks vs S Tracks

The main difference between S-track and L-track massage chair designs lies in the coverage area along the back and lower body. Here's a breakdown of the two track designs:

S-Track:

• Shape: S-shaped curve following the natural curvature of the spine.

• Coverage: The rollers start at the neck and travel down the back, typically ending at the lower back or occasionally reaching the buttocks and upper thighs.

• Benefits: The S-track design provides targeted and precise massage along the spine, focusing on key pressure points. It closely mimics the natural shape of the spine for a more customized massage experience.

L-Track:

• Shape: Extended L-shaped track that combines the S-shaped curve with an additional extension that reaches down to the glutes and hamstrings.

• Coverage: The rollers begin at the neck and continue beyond the lower back, moving down to the glutes and sometimes the upper thighs.

• Benefits: The L-track design offers an expanded coverage area compared to the S-track. It provides more comprehensive massage coverage, particularly for the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings. This is especially beneficial for individuals who experience tension or discomfort in these areas.

It's worth mentioning that some massage chairs feature a hybrid track, combining elements of both S-track and L-track designs. These hybrid tracks aim to provide the benefits of both track types, offering a wider coverage area while still following the natural curvature of the spine.

When choosing between S-track and L-track massage chairs, consider your specific needs, areas of tension or discomfort, and personal preferences. Trying out different chairs or reading user reviews can help you determine which track design would be most suitable for you.

To try some Meitha massage chairs in person, visit our Philadelphia showroom located at 930 Washington Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19147.