This utility model discloses a bubble
hydrotherapy massage chair, relating to the field of chair technology. It includes a
massage chair body with a base fixedly connected to its bottom. The base contains a
hydrotherapy component that generates bubbles in the water to
impact the user's feet. The
hydrotherapy component includes a hydrotherapy tub, which is slidably connected to the inner wall of the base. By incorporating the hydrotherapy component inside the base, this utility model allows for the introduction of gas through an air inlet to generate dense bubbles in the water, providing a gentle
impact massage to the user's feet, improving
lower limb blood circulation, and achieving synergistic care with back massage. Simultaneously, the rotational limiting function of the locking component allows for quick fixing and unlocking by contacting the side of the hydrotherapy tub, ensuring the stability of the tub during the massage process and preventing displacement of the tub from affecting the
foot care effect. This solves the problem of inadequate
foot care in traditional massage chairs.