Hyperboot by Nike × Hyperice

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Heat And Normatec Compression. In One Boot. On Your Feet. Hyperboot by Nike × Hyperice The Hyperboot puts two Hyperice modalities into the same shell: three levels of controlled he at and three levels of Normatec dynamic air compression, wrapped around the foot and ankle in a high-top boot. A session runs 15 minutes per cycle, and the boots run on their own batteries, so the session happens while you stand at a counter, sit at a desk or wait at a gate. Heat runs 111°F, 118°F and 125°F. Compression runs 50, 130 and 210 mmHg through dual-air Normatec bladders bonded to the warming elements. Three modes cover heat with massage, massage on its own, and a heat-only setting that holds a light 30 mmHg. Controls sit on the boot itself, and Bluetooth® connects the pair to the Hyperice App. Max Heat 125°F 52°C at Level 3 Max Compression 210 mmHg Level 3, Normatec Battery 1–1.5 hr On max heat & compression Weight 3.5 lb Per boot Dual-air Normatec bladders Bluetooth® Hyperice App control TSA friendly FSA/HSA eligible Spec Sheet Two Recovery Modalities. One Device. Worn On Your Feet. Heat and Normatec compression normally arrive as two pieces of equipment. Here they share one battery-powered boot, one 15-minute cycle and one set of controls. 🔥 Three Levels Of Controlled Heat Level 1 runs 111°F (44°C), Level 2 runs 118°F (48°C) and Level 3 runs 125°F (52°C). The warming elements are bonded into the upper, and Hyperice's stated aim for that construction is even heat across the whole upper and into the muscle and tissue of the feet and ankles. Hyperice recommends starting at Level 1 and working up. 111°F · 118°F · 125°F 💨 Dual-Air Normatec Bladders Three levels of compression: 50, 130 and 210 mmHg. Hyperice describes the mechanism as dual-air Normatec bladders bonded to heating elements, and gives no chamber count for the boot. The 210 mmHg ceiling is high for a Normatec device; the Normatec Elite boots top out at 110 mmHg over a much longer stretch of leg. 50 · 130 · 210 mmHg ⏱ Therapy & Power A session runs 15 minutes per cycle and can be repeated on the boot or extended in the app. Three modes are available: Warm-up pairs heat with massage, Recovery runs massage on its own, and Heat only runs the heater while holding pressure at 30 mmHg. Battery is 1 to 1.5 hours on maximum heat and compression, charged by a 5V dual wall charger. 15 min per cycle 📏 Build & Dimensions Each boot measures 12 × 5 × 9.5 in and weighs 3.5 lb, in a high-top shape that closes over the ankle. The shoes are IP54 rated, which Hyperice defines as protected from dust and water splashes and not waterproof. Five sizes run from S to XXL. 12 × 5 × 9.5 in What The Hyperboot Is For Built For The Moments Between Training, Travel, And The Next Session Hyperice states the Hyperboot can be used while standing, walking, sitting or travelling. Each card below is a published capability of the device. 🔥 Three heat levels, 111°F through 125°F 44°C to 52°C 💨 Three compression levels, 50 to 210 mmHg Normatec ⏳ One cycle is 15 minutes, repeatable on the boot 15 minutes 🏃 Walk, stand, sit or travel with them on Fully mobile 🌡 Heat-only mode holds a light 30 mmHg while it warms Heat only ✅ Travel, prescription spend, and connected control TSA · FSA/HSA · Bluetooth® 👥 Five sizes covering Men's 6 to 16 and Women's 7.5 to 17.5 S to XXL 🔋 1 to 1.5 hours of cordless running on the hardest setting 5V dual charger Features Three Things That Make The Hyperboot Different Advanced Heating & Massage Dual-Air Normatec Bladders Bonded To Warming Elements The two systems share one structure. Hyperice describes dual-air Normatec bladders bonded to heating elements, with the warming built into the upper so heat spreads across the whole enclosed area while the bladders pulse underneath. The company gives no chamber count for the boot, only the bladder description, so that is what is stated here. Warming elements bonded directly into the upper Dual-air Normatec bladders for pulsing compression Hyperice states the construction drives heat into the muscle and tissue of the feet and ankles Level 3 reaches 125°F (52°C) heat and 210 mmHg compression Level 1 starts at 111°F (44°C) and 50 mmHg Level 2 sits between them at 118°F (48°C) and 130 mmHg 3 heat levels 3 compression levels Normatec Fully Customise Your Experience Control By Button Or By App, Your Choice Every Session Buttons on the shoe set heat level and compression level without a phone in the room. Press and hold the power button for 0.5 seconds, turn both shoes on, choose your levels, then press Start/Stop. Pair over Bluetooth® and the Hyperice App takes over session control, including repeating or extending the 15-minute cycle. On-shoe buttons for heat & compression levels Bluetooth® pairs the boots with the Hyperice App Three modes: Warm-up, Recovery, Heat-only Repeat or extend the 15-minute cycle in-app Power on with a 0.5 second press and hold on each shoe Hyperice recommends starting at Level 1 heat and Level 1 compression On-shoe buttons Hyperice App 3 modes Everything You Need To Start Your First Session A Fully Mobile High-Top Device For Warm-Ups, Cool-Downs, And Travel Days No cord runs to the boot during a session. Each one carries its own battery, rated at 1 to 1.5 hours on maximum heat and maximum compression, and both charge together from the supplied 5V dual wall charger. The box holds the pair, the charger and two cords, and nothing else is needed to run the first cycle. 2 Hyperboot devices, left and right in your selected size 5V dual wall charger, which charges both boots from one outlet 2 USB-A to USB-C charging cords, one per boot Fully mobile, with no cord required during use 1 to 1.5 hours of battery on max heat & compression Hyperice lists the Hyperboot as TSA friendly Walk, stand, sit, or travel while wearing Cordless in use 5V dual charger 3.5 lb per boot Elsewhere In The Range What Else Hyperice Builds Around Heat And Compression The Hyperboot is the only device that carries heat and Normatec compression in the same shell, so there is no direct equivalent to line it up against. What the range does offer is each half of that combination applied to a larger area of the leg. You're Here Hyperboot by Nike × Hyperice Heat and Normatec compression in a wearable high-top boot for the feet and ankles. Heat and compression together 50–210 mmHg Worn while walking Currently viewing Normatec Elite Legs Normatec compression alone, taken up the whole leg in a cordless, hoseless boot. Full-leg coverage 5 zones per leg 40–110 mmHg, 7 levels Shop the Normatec Elite Legs Venom 2 Leg Heat paired with vibration in a light wrap for the thigh, hamstring or calf. Heat and vibration 1.1 lb wrap 3 vibration patterns Shop the Venom 2 Leg Common Questions Frequently Asked Questions What does the Hyperboot do? + It applies two things at once to the foot and ankle: controlled heat at three levels and Normatec dynamic air compression at three levels. Hyperice's own description of the purpose is to accelerate warm-up and recovery. What the specification states is the mechanism: heat from warming elements bonded into the upper, compression from dual-air Normatec bladders, in cycles of 15 minutes. How hot does it get? + Three levels. Level 1 is 111°F (44°C), Level 2 is 118°F (48°C) and Level 3 is 125°F (52°C). Hyperice notes that sensitivity to heat varies from person to person, and advises finding the setting that suits you, and starting at Level 1. How much compression does it apply? + There are three levels of compression: 50, 130, and 210 mmHg. There is also a fourth pressure state, used by the heat-only mode, which holds a light 30 mmHg while the heater runs. What modes are there? + Three. Warm-up combines heat with Normatec massage. Recovery runs Normatec massage on its own. Heat only is what you get by setting compression to 0 and choosing a heat level: the device holds pressure at 30 mmHg and runs the heater. How do I turn it on and off? + Press and hold the power button for 0.5 seconds. Once both shoes are on, select your compression and heat level, then press the Start/Stop button. How long should I use the Hyperboot for each session? + A Hyperboot session runs for 15 minutes per cycle. Hyperice recommends starting with one 15-minute session on Level 1 heat and Level 1 compression, then working up. Cycles can be repeated on the boot itself, or the duration can be extended in the Hyperice App. Is the Hyperboot sized to fit Men's 6 through 16 and Women's 7.5 through 17.5? + Yes, across five sizes. Hyperice's chart is built on foot length, with US shoe-size equivalents given alongside. S: foot length 6 to 8 in, approx. 15 to 20 cm, Men's US 6 to 8 / Women's US 7.5 to 9.5. M: 8.5 to 10 in, approx. 22 to 25 cm, Men's US 8.5 to 10 / Women's US 10 to 11.5. L: 10.5 to 12 in, approx. 27 to 30 cm, Men's US 10.5 to 12 / Women's US 12 to 13.5. XL: 12.5 to 14 in, approx. 32 to 36 cm, Men's US 12.5 to 14 / Women's US 14 to 15.5. XXL: 14.5 to 16 in, approx. 37 to 41 cm, Men's US 14.5 to 16 / Women's US 16 to 17.5. Measuring your foot length is the more reliable route, since the size steps are defined that way. Should I wear socks with the Hyperboot? + Yes. Hyperice states the Hyperboot should always be worn with tall athletic socks that cover any part of the foot or leg within the boot. Sensitivity to heat differs from person to person, and what one person finds comfortable another may find very hot. Hyperice's guidance is that you should not feel pain or discomfort while using it, and that if you do, you should turn the boots off and remove them immediately. Can I walk while wearing them? + Yes. Hyperice states the Hyperboot can be used while standing, walking, sitting, or traveling. Nothing tethers the boots to an outlet during a session, which is what makes that possible. How long does the battery last, and how does it charge? + Hyperice rates the battery at 1 to 1.5 hours on max heat and compression, which is the heaviest possible draw; lighter settings ask less of it. Charging is by the supplied 5V dual wall charger with two USB-A to USB-C cords, one per boot, so both charge from a single outlet. Hyperice does not publish a charge time or a battery capacity. Are the boots waterproof? + No. The shoes are IP54 rated, which Hyperice defines as protected from dust and water splashes but not waterproof. Treat splashes and dust as covered, and immersion as out of scope. Can I travel with the Hyperboot? + Hyperice's specification list describes the Hyperboot as TSA friendly, and that is the wording used here. At 3.5 lb per boot and 12 × 5 × 9.5 in, the pair takes real space in a bag, so plan for that alongside the charger and cords. Airline and security rules can change, so check current guidance before you fly. How many air chambers does each boot have? + Hyperice does not publish a chamber count for the Hyperboot. The only description given is dual-air Normatec bladders bonded to heating elements. Zone and chamber counts published for Normatec boots belong to those products and do not transfer to this one. What comes in the box? + Three things: 2 Hyperboot devices in your selected size, a 5V dual wall charger, and 2 USB-A to USB-C charging cords. Both boots are ready to wear out of the box. Is it FSA/HSA eligible? + Yes. Hyperice lists the Hyperboot as FSA/HSA eligible, so it can be paid for with pre-tax health dollars where your plan allows it. What do customers say about the Hyperboot? + The Recovery For Athletes listing carries a 5 out of 5 rating from 37 verified reviews. Reviews describe individual experiences and are not product specifications; the figures on this page are the ones Hyperice publishes. Show more