Hyperice

TIME Magazine's list of 200 Best Inventions for 2024 are in and Normatec Elite takes a top spot in the Fitness Category. 🏆   “Gone are the cumbersome air hoses and control consoles; now the boots, which offer seven levels of intensity, are charged and controlled via iPhone Max-sized touch screen affixed to the other thigh.” See more here: https://lnkd.in/gqXhDShC

These boots were made for healin'. 👟 Thanks to Bloomberg for including the Nike x Hyperice Boots in their roundup of top new products to help keep you sharp in the winter months. "Whether post-workout or warming up, these high-tops function like a blood pressure cuff for the ankles and feet, offering a massage via air pressure and heat to reduce swelling and relax muscles." https://lnkd.in/ggbaap9D

Welcoming Normatec Premier to the UK and Europe. With seven intensity levels and five overlapping compression zones, the Normatec Premier will continue to be the most powerful on the market. The discretely integrated control units housed on the outer thigh of the boots feature a premium brushless pump, longer battery life, and operate at a quieter volume than competitors. Normatec Premier is the lightest of all wireless dynamic compression boots on the market, and can uniquely be used while charging so users can have the technology on-demand when they need it the most. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gqGPSpQh

Best heating pad? Venom 2 Back. 🔥 Good Housekeeping recently reviewed a number of heating pads are voted the Venom 2 Back as the best portable and cordless device. "Back pain bothering you but don’t have time to sit down on the couch? Consider this neoprene wrap from Hyperice that you can wear anywhere around the house. A Good Housekeeping Award winner, our experts love that you can easily adjust its size to fit you perfectly and that it features up to three hours of battery life before needing to be recharged." Read the full review: https://lnkd.in/gFvNwsWw

Normatec Elite is a GQ Magazine 2024 Fitness award winner. 🏆 "If you imagine your primary care doc's blood pressure cuff turned into leg-length sleeves and made for massaging, then you're getting close to the Normatec Elite. Each sleeve has five overlapping pressure zones that squeeze and release to pump up circulation and lymphatic drainage, boosting recovery and feeling pretty damn good to boot." Read the full list: https://lnkd.in/gRe2X98s

“If you can make this good enough for me to wear, I’ll wear it on the sidelines, and I’ll popularize it.” Kobe Bryant said to Hyperice Founder, Anthony Katz, of the original Hyperice compression product. Sports Business Journal details the Hyperice founding story and how one product idea turned into an ecosystem of warm up, recovery, and wellness technology for all. "The Hyperice story is a prime case study in the proliferation of performance technologies, built for elites then sold to consumers. The top of the sporting pyramid — professional and high-level college — is finite and small compared to the downstream market, but it’s often a critical proving ground. Athletes become influencers and ambassadors and, in many cases, pilot testers helping with product development." Read more: https://lnkd.in/e_63sMQ5

"My whole life I've wanted a Normatec." 🤩 Honored to work with Purdue University Athletics to help prioritize player health and wellness, recovery and longevity with our high performance technology.

Last week, Jabari Young at Forbes got the chance to catch up with Hyperice CEO, Jim Huether, MBA at the Nasdaq MarketSite. The two chatted through our latest collaboration with Nike, our focus on continued innovation and dedication to the athlete, and overall growth and current landscape of the recovery space. Watch the full interview: https://lnkd.in/g6w8bM2Y

As the world's best athletes prepare to compete at the highest level, Thrillist, got to speak to Fencer, Miles Chamley-Watson, about his recovery essentials. "I normally bring some Normatec boots on the plane, the travel ones. Those are the best." Read more: https://lnkd.in/gKB5pxwQ

As the world’s best athletes prepare for Paris, Genevieve Farrell from POPSUGAR takes a behind the scenes look at the Nike athlete house during the Track and Field trials in Eugene, Oregon. Detailing her experience as she tries on the Nike x Hyperice boots and vest for the first time. “During my try-on, I was impressed that the Nike x Hyperice boot wasn't too bulky, feeling more like a regular shoe than a recovery tool. I was honestly in awe that these shoes didn't appear larger once inflated. Magic! Ok . . . maybe just smart engineering.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/gYsZjG8A