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Nike and Hyperice Release Hyperslide Recovery Footwear with Heat and Vibration
Key points
- Nike and Hyperice released Air Zoom Hyperslide.
- Slides feature magnetic Hyperslide Pods for heat and vibration.
- Three heat levels (109-117°F) and three vibration settings are available.
- Available September 29 for $249 through Nike, Hyperice, Best Buy, and Dick's Sporting Goods.
New Recovery Footwear Introduced
Nike and recovery gear specialist Hyperice have announced their latest collaborative product, the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide. These slides are designed to assist with post-workout recovery by incorporating heating and vibrating functionalities. This release follows their previous partnership on the Hyperboot.
Features and Technology
The core technology of the Hyperslide lies in its Hyperslide Pods, which attach magnetically to the top of each slide. These pods are responsible for generating heat and vibration. Users can select from three heat levels, ranging from 109 degrees Fahrenheit (42.8 degrees Celsius) to 117 degrees Fahrenheit (47.2 degrees Celsius), and three vibration settings. The pods connect to the Hyperice app via Bluetooth for customization, though settings can also be adjusted directly on the pods.
Availability and Pricing
The Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide will be available to the public starting September 29. The retail price is $249. Consumers can purchase the slides through Nike's and Hyperice's official websites, as well as at US retailers Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods. As a recovery aid, the product is eligible for purchase using FSA/HSA funds.
Design and Battery Life
The slides feature a low-profile Nike Air Zoom sole and a textured, cushioned footbed. They are available in black and a light tan color called Orewood, across 15 sizes. The Hyperslide Pods have an approximate battery life of one hour, depending on usage, and can be recharged via a USB-C port. Indicator lights on the pods display heat, vibration, and battery levels.
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Nike and Hyperice have launched the Air Zoom Hyperslide, a new recovery slide that provides heat and vibration to the feet. This product is designed to aid post-workout recovery and will be available for purchase on September 29.