Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Hyperboot by Nike x Hyperice are a great tool to use for warming up prior to workouts or athletic events and for recovery afterwards, using both heat and dynamic compression massage technology. I've been using these boots for the past week and following are my observations: - The Hyperboots are a nice looking design, easy to put on and comfortable to wear. They are well-made, of good quality materials. Considering the size of the boots, they are much lighter weight than I thought they'd be. They come with the boots, instructions, a dual USB to USB-C charging cord and multiple charging blocks to work in the U.S. or multiple other country's electrical outlets. - The Hyperboots are very easy to use. Simply loosen the Velcro to slip them on. Turn on the power and select one of three levels of heat with the heat button, and one of three levels of compression with the compression button, then hit the start/pause button to start a session. It is recommended to wear socks that extend beyond the top of the boot while using. - You can also use the Hyperice App to connect to the boots via Bluetooth, which allows you to download any updates, and you can use the App to set your heat and compression levels, and start and stop a session. While a normal session using the buttons on the boot will go for 15 minutes, using the App you can also extend the sessions. - One of my favorite features is that these are wearable boots. You can sit, stand or walk around with them on, while you are using them. This is great because instead of having to sit around while waiting for a session to complete, I can do other things. When I first get up in the morning, I like to put them on while getting prepared for a morning workout, or do other stretching while these warm up my ankles, feet and lower calf areas. They are also TSA approved for carry-on if you want to travel with them. - Most of the heat and compression takes place around your ankles and Achilles areas. I really notice how loose that area feels at the end of a session, prior to working out. You can experiment with the settings you like the best. I've found I like to use the both heat and compression on the medium setting to warm up before working out. The compression massage also helps the heat to penetrate into your muscles. After the workout, I like to use the compression massage only, typically on the medium level and I might extend that session on the low level also. The compression massage feels great after your workout. Again, its great I can put them on and walk around to get things done while the massage is taking place. If I had to sit down and wait for the post-workout massage to complete, I'd probably be the type to skip it, but being able to do the recovery massage while multi-tasking is very convenient. Overall, I'm really enjoying these new Hyperboots and I'd recommend them to athletes or anyone who works out.