Those Nike's Heating Compression Shoes and Hyperis turned out to CES 2025 Finally have a launch date and price. Hyperboot will be available for online shopping in North America starting May 17 for $ 899.
The high peaks that Nike and Hyperis say are worn like your SmartwatchHelp your legs warm up before and recover after workout. The shoes do this with heating and air compression massage technology right there in the shoes, taking the idea of heating pads and compression socks and making them mobile.
Former older CNET mobile phone writer Lisa Ediciko got a chance to try out these shoes in January.
“You can definitely feel the heat here,” he said at the time, as he walked through a demo in Las Vegas, dressed in fancy footwear. The boots massage and compress the ankles and feet, and in the CNET test, we could especially feel the warmth around the ankles.
The shoe buttons allow you to adjust the compression and the amount of heat, with more settings for each.
Nike Hyperboot buttons.
“Hyperboot contains a double -air bladder system that deliver subsequent models of compression and are tied to thermally efficient heating elements that evenly distribute heat throughout the top of the shoes,” Nike explains.
The battery lasts 1 to 1.5 hours on maximum heat and compression settings, or 8 hours if you use the massage setting. It takes 5 to 6 hours to be charged via USB-C cable. The boots come in five sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL.