Nike's new Hyperslides heat and vibrate your feet to help you recover after workouts
Wearables Nike's new Hyperslides heat and vibrate your feet to help you recover after workouts The Air Zoom Hyperslide is the second collaboration with recovery gear specialist Hyperice. Called the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, the high-tech footwear will be available to the public on September 29 for $249 through Nike and Hyperice's websites, as well as at US retailers Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods. As a recovery aid, the Air Zoom Hyperslide is eligible for purchase with FSA/HSA funds, Hyperice says.
- ▪Wearables Nike's new Hyperslides heat and vibrate your feet to help you recover after workouts The Air Zoom Hyperslide is the second collaboration with recovery gear specialist Hyperice.
- ▪Called the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, the high-tech footwear will be available to the public on September 29 for $249 through Nike and Hyperice's websites, as well as at US retailers Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods.
- ▪As a recovery aid, the Air Zoom Hyperslide is eligible for purchase with FSA/HSA funds, Hyperice says.
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Wearables Nike's new Hyperslides heat and vibrate your feet to help you recover after workouts The Air Zoom Hyperslide is the second collaboration with recovery gear specialist Hyperice. By Cherlynn Low July 27, 2026 10:00 am EST Hyperice Nike has worked with recovery gear maker Hyperice before on the Hyperboot, a pair of high-top shoes that can heat up and inflate to offer "air-compression massage." Today, the duo are announcing the latest product of their partnership: a pair of slides that can heat up and vibrate. Called the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, the high-tech footwear will be available to the public on September 29 for $249 through Nike and Hyperice's websites, as well as at US retailers Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods.
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