Sierra Comfort Relief (SC-501)
Pros
- Stable
- Easy to set up
- Lightweight
- Reasonable pricing
Cons
- Face hole easily displaced
- Flimsy carrying case
Here’s another one from Sierra Comfort – the Sierra Comfort Relief Portable Massage Table (SC-501).
Sierra Comfort All Inclusive Portable Massage Table Review
2020 Update:
The Sierra Comfort Relief (SC-501) seems to have been discontinued. The one that’s currently available is the All Inclusive Portable Massage Table. It’s the same unit, but with all the accessories wrapped in a single package.
Features and Specifications
| Table Specs | Additional Specs |
|---|---|
| Padding: - 2.5-inch - high density padding - waterproof - oil resistant deck | Face cradle included |
| Dimensions: Length = 72 inches (6.2 feet) Width = 28 inches (2.5 feet) Length w/ face cradle = 82 inches (6.8 feet) | Face pillow included |
| Folded Dimensions: Length = 38 inches (3.2 feet) Width = 28 inches (2.3 feet) Thickness: 7 inches | Forward swinging arm cradle included |
| Adjustable Height: Minimum = 23 inches Maximum = 33 inches | Arm rests included |
| Weight Limit: 450 lbs. | Carry bag included |
| Table Weight: Basic = 36 lbs. w/ Accessories = 39 lbs. | Warranty: 5 years |
| Shipping Weight: 45 lbs. | |
| Supported Configurations: Reiki |
Preferred (SC-501A) vs Relief (SC-501)
The Sierra Comfort Relief also has the same model number as the Preferred (with the Preferred appended by an “A”). They’re basically the same, but they were built for different markets. The Preferred has a standard endplate, which is suitable for massage therapists and other practitioners that need their table to be more stable. The Relief, on the other hand has a Reiki endplate, which is great for energy healing practitioners who require little to no physical contact.
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