Hyperice Normatec Go

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Massage With Air, Anywhere Hyperice Normatec Go Two calf sleeves, 1.2 lbs, and that is the entire system. There is no control unit and no hose — the pump and the buttons live in th e sleeve, so a session runs while you are standing at your desk or sitting at home. Each sleeve packs down to 1 in thick and charges over USB-C. The Go is also the pressure outlier of the Normatec range. Its seven levels cover 40 to 200 mmHg, where every Normatec 3 and Normatec Elite tops out at 110. Compression runs through three zones of gapless 360-degree coverage around the calf, and HyperSync keeps the pair in step. Battery lasts up to 3 hours. Pressure 40–200 mmHg, across 7 levels Weight 1.2 lbs 25 × 12 × 1 in Zones 3 360° gapless Battery 3 hrs Up to, per charge No hoses, no control unit USB-C charging TSA friendly FSA/HSA eligible Under the Hood Normatec Go Specs & Features Smallest Normatec, highest pressure ceiling. Both of those are worth understanding before you compare it to a boot. 📈 7 Levels, 40 to 200 mmHg Hyperice specifies the Go at 40 to 200 mmHg. Every Normatec 3 system and the Normatec Elite are specified at 40 to 110 mmHg. Same seven-step ladder, a much wider span — and the reason a Go at level seven is a different sensation from a boot at level seven. 200 mmHg ceiling 🌞 3 Zones of 360-Degree Compression Three overlapping gapless zones wrap the full circumference of the calf. A boot uses five zones because it covers a much longer stretch of limb; the Go concentrates its three on one muscle group. 3 zones per sleeve 🔄 HyperSync™ Two sleeves with two independent pumps could easily fall out of phase. HyperSync synchronizes the set of wearables to give you a symmetrical massage, so both calves run the same cycle at the same moment. Pair kept in step 📱 Bluetooth® Controls via the Hyperice App Connects via Bluetooth® to the Hyperice App for further customization, and the intuitive user controls on the sleeve itself handle a session without a phone in the room. On-sleeve controls Portability What 1.2 lbs actually buys you Every other Normatec asks you to sit still for the session. This one does not, and that changes when and where it gets used. 🏃 Wearable while standing at your desk Mobile by design ⚖ 1.2 lbs, the lightest Normatec made Weight 📦 Packs flat at 1 in thick 25 × 12 × 1 in 🔌 Charges over USB-C 5V dual charger 🔋 Up to 3 hours per charge Battery 📊 Highest pressure ceiling in the range 200 mmHg ✈ TSA friendly for carry-on Travel 💰 FSA/HSA eligible Payment A Closer Look Controls, fit and pack-down Controls Dynamic Air Compression with the controls on the sleeve Hyperice moved the whole interface onto the wearable. Intuitive user controls set the level and start the session from the sleeve, with Bluetooth to the Hyperice App if you want more. What ships in the box is short, because there is not much to ship. Normatec Go — the actual device (2 wearables) Power supply — 5V dual charger with two USB-A to USB-C charging cords 7 levels of compression, 40 to 200 mmHg Bluetooth® connection to the Hyperice App 2 wearables USB-C 7 levels Fit Targeted compression for your calves The Go is built specifically for the calf. It wraps the muscle through 360 degrees in three overlapping zones, and because the sleeve carries its own pump there is no line running away from your leg. Hyperice's framing is that the calf is often considered the second heart for its role in the circulatory system, which is their reason for concentrating the device there. 3 zones of overlapping gapless 360-degree compression Wraps and fastens around the calf on each leg HyperSync keeps both sleeves on the same cycle Session guidance from Hyperice: 15 to 60 minutes 360° coverage Calf specific 15–60 min Travel Flat enough for a laptop sleeve Laid out, each wearable measures 25 × 12 × 1 in. Folded, the pair weighs 1.2 lbs total — less than a third of what a Normatec 3 control unit alone weighs, before you add boots. Hyperice lists the Go as TSA friendly, and USB-C charging means the cable in your bag probably already fits. 25 × 12 × 1 in laid flat 1.2 lbs Charges from a 5V dual charger over USB-C TSA approved for carry-on per the RFA listing 1 in thick 1.2 lbs TSA friendly The Normatec Range The smallest system, and what you give up for it The Go treats one muscle group and travels anywhere. The rest of the range treats more of you and asks you to sit down. Pressure figures differ too, so read them per product. You're Here Normatec Go Two calf sleeves and nothing else to carry. Calf only 40–200 mmHg 1.2 lbs Currently viewing Normatec Elite Legs Full-leg coverage, still with no hose or control unit. Whole leg, 5 zones 4 hr battery 3.2 lbs per boot Shop the Normatec Elite Legs Normatec Elite Hips The cordless idea applied to the hips and glutes. Hips and glutes only 2 zones One-piece wrap Shop the Normatec Elite Hips Normatec 3 Legs The full-size system: control unit, hose and two boots. Separate control unit Hose connection Attachment upgrade path Shop the Normatec 3 Legs Normatec 3 Leg & Hip Adds the hip attachment to the boots and control unit. Adds hip attachment Covers glutes and hips Two attachment types Shop the Normatec 3 Leg & Hip Normatec 3 Full Body Legs, hips and the only arm attachments in the range. Arm attachments included Three attachment types Widest coverage Shop the Normatec 3 Full Body Questions Frequently Asked Questions What Does Normatec Do? + It applies dynamic air compression. On the Go, three overlapping chambers wrap the calf and inflate in sequence while the ones already filled hold their pressure, so the pressure travels through the muscle in a wave. Seven levels cover 40 to 200 mmHg. Why is the Normatec Go rated to 200 mmHg when the boots stop at 110? + Because they are different devices with different specifications. Hyperice publishes 40 to 200 mmHg for the Normatec Go and 40 to 110 mmHg for the Normatec Elite and every Normatec 3 system. We have checked the Go figure twice, and it holds. Both use seven levels, so the steps between levels are simply wider on the Go. Is the Hyperice Normatec Go Dynamic Air Compression system the same as Normatec boots? + Same family, different scope. The Go is a pair of calf-only wearables with three zones each and no control unit. Normatec boots cover the whole leg in five zones and, apart from the Elite, need a control unit and hose. If you want full-leg coverage, the Go is not a substitute for a boot. How many sleeves come in the box? + Two. The RFA listing describes the contents as Normatec Go — the actual device (2 wearables), plus a power supply: a 5V dual charger with two USB-A to USB-C charging cords. The dual charger exists precisely because there are two independent sleeves to top up. What's Included with the Normatec Go? + The two wearables and the charging kit — a 5V dual charger with two USB-A to USB-C cords. No hose, no control unit and no separate remote, because the controls are on the sleeve. Does the Normatec Go come in sizes? + It ships as a single option — there is one SKU and Hyperice publishes no size chart or calf circumference range for it. Each wearable is 25 × 12 × 1 in laid flat and wraps to fit. Normatec's three-size chart applies to its leg attachments, not to the Go. Can I walk around while it is running? + The Go is built to be worn away from a socket: Hyperice describes using it while standing at your desk or relaxing at home. It is completely portable, with nothing tethering the sleeve to a unit on the floor. How much you move during a session is your call. How long is a session? + Hyperice's FAQ guidance for the Go is 15 to 60 minutes. There are no named preset programs published for it, so you set level and time yourself, on the sleeve or in the app. How does it charge? + Over USB-C, from the included 5V dual charger and two USB-A to USB-C cords. Battery life is up to 3 hours. Hyperice does not publish a charge time, so we are not going to quote one. What is HyperSync™? + HyperSync synchronizes the set of wearables to give you a symmetrical massage. Two sleeves each carry their own pump, so without it the left and right cycles would drift apart during a session. Does the Normatec Go have ZoneBoost? + Hyperice's Normatec Go page does not mention ZoneBoost, so we are not claiming it. What the Go does publish is seven levels of customizable compression, three zones of gapless 360-degree coverage, and Bluetooth control through the app. Does it connect to the Hyperice App? + Yes — Bluetooth® enabled controls via the Hyperice App. The sleeve also has its own intuitive user controls, so the Go works with the phone left in another room. Can I fly with the Normatec Go? + Hyperice lists it as TSA friendly and the RFA listing says approved by TSA for carry-on. At 1.2 lbs and 1 in thick folded, it is the easiest Normatec to pack by a wide margin. Check current battery rules with your airline. What does Hyperice claim the Normatec Go does? + Their listing states that targeted dynamic air compression on the calves increases circulation and reduces pain and tension in the legs, and describes the calf as often considered the second heart for its role in the circulatory system. Those are Hyperice's claims, which we quote and leave attributed to them. Hyperice publishes no FDA status for the Normatec line, so talk to a clinician about any specific condition. Should I buy the Go or a full Normatec system? + Buy the Go if portability decides it: 1.2 lbs, USB-C, wearable while you move, and the highest pressure ceiling in the range on the one muscle it covers. Buy a boot system if you want the whole leg treated in five zones. They answer different questions, and owning one does not rule out the other. Is the Normatec Go FSA or HSA eligible? + Hyperice lists the Normatec Go as FSA/HSA eligible. Your plan administrator decides what qualifies, so confirm with them first and keep the receipt. Show more