Nike has united with Hyperice, which specializes in products designed to restore muscles and relax from athletes to start HyperbautThe field originally represented in the summer of 2024, hyperbaut looks almost like a pair of stocky shoes on a high peak. The companies said that this is more than it, however, calls it “thermal and dynamic air massage”, which you can enter.
It is equipped with a double air mose with heating elements throughout its upper. Hyperbout was designed to massage the legs of its owner using sequential compression schemes intended to “imagine heat deep in the muscles and tissue in the leg and ankle.” Apparently, this helps athletes feel that they have already warmed up before they even begin their warm-up. It also helps them recover much faster. Nike and Hyperice checked hyperbauts with the help of athletes, one of whom was Shakarri Richardson, an Olympic gold medalist for athletics, who said that the device allowed her to “start heating and recovering, remaining still mobile.”
Owners will be able to synchronize their shoes with pressing the button to make sure that they simultaneously deliver compression. They will also be able to choose from three compression levels and three heat levels. And for those who wonder why the boots are so thick, this is because it is there that the batteries are located. They can have shoes for one to one and a half hours with maximum tuning and up to eight hours in massage mode without heat. It takes five to six hours to charge them.
Hyperbout may look like a concept, but soon it will be that you can really buy. It will be available from Nike's and Hyers Web sites, as well as from some of their retail partners, starting on May 17 in North America. They also plan to release it around the world at the end of this year.