When a high -level athlete like Lebron James approves something for healing, I hear. Mostly because he has continued to avoid his father’s time for so long (which simply happens to be invincible).
And when you add the latest Champ Rory Mcilroy masters to the list of early adopters for the recovery product in question … You got me hook, line and sinker.
What are we talking about? Hyperboot Nike x Hyperice. Discovered for the first time (discovered, on the contrary) at the Paris Olympics at the feet of some of the most prominent US athletes, recovery shoes remained unknown to date, April 17.
Now that we know the official name (hyperboot) and the product has a legitimate retail date (May 17), I am excited to share more about this innovative technology and why I think it is one of the most delightful products I have seen this year.
WTF is a hyperboot?
I’m glad you’ve asked her. Simply put, it is a recovery device worn for the feet and ankle. And as I remembered quickly after marking 22,000 steps to masters last Friday (delicate flexible, I know), your feet are very, very important.
Hyperboot relies on the Normatoc air compression technology of hyperice and heat therapy to provide your lower extremities with a holistic massage and recovery experience.
But this is only part of it (indeed, its hyperitic part). Remember Nike was a large part of the process, too. Nike took Hyperice technology and made her dressed. Unlike some hyperce and normmatec products where it should be stationary, hyperboots are made to dress just like regular shoes.
I walked throughout the house, up and down the stairs, in hyperboot without any problems. They are a little big and clumsy but work well for a casual walk or move through your living space.
The combination of transportation, coating and therapeutic benefits give hyperboot a significant advantage to other recovery and heat products.
That was a lot of words to say “they are wonderful gorgeous” but I was forced to do you together for a second.
Why tf do you need a hyperboot?
Because recovery is important. Duh.
And because Lebron said they are good.
Not really. Bron is an Nike athlete, so his testimony is more than it can be paid. The real, raw review you need comes from me, a volatile golf player with Kanka who are ashamed to seek a rubbing.
For the first time I experienced Hyperboot Nike X Hyperice in the PGA Show in January. From the moment I crashed into the devices over the moon, I was fixed.
Since then I have spent abundant time in the polished version of retail of hyperboot and they are glorious.
The target compression of the Normatec air with heat therapy is absolutely unrealistic. It provides deep, therapeutic relief in a way I have not experienced before. Both compression and heat are personalized with three distinct levels to call on your recovery.
Eachdo hyperboot loads independently and can be used solo or as a pair.
Of course, hyperboot is a warm product. It’s not for everyone. Elite athletes will eventually benefit most from a product of this caliber. That is to say, for a little less elite athletes like me (and you, the daily golf that spends a lot of time on their feet), the value of the value is absolutely there.
As someone who attends the Golf Course and the Basketball Court, I am being used a lot of these already. Yes, you can sprinkle a duct. And, yes, plantar fasciitis is no joke.
When is TF available hyperboot?
Hyperboot by Nike X Hyperice makes his retail one month from now, May 17.
Those who are interested in learning more can go toward Hyperce.
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