Everyone loves Good foot massage. As an enlightened chawla runner with planter facysiysiteitis, I often need Massage a good foot. So when I heard about Nike X hyperrous collaboration, to develop a shoe with compression and heating abilities, I was eager to learn more.
Hyperbuts The same air compression technology has the facility of favorite place Hyperis Normateake Boots ($ 899)The only negative side for normateake boots is the fact that you have to chill out and be horizontal when you wear them (which is probably negative at all, but it means that you cannot do much multitasks during your recovery period). With hyperbuts, you can squeeze the same squeeze and sensation around your legs and ankles while leaving about your life. Thanks to the input of Nike, you can wear something that looks like a smooth, modern sneaker compared to a recovery device.
Retro appeal
Photograph: Christin Canning
Photograph: Christin Canning
The first time I tried – and the hyperboots turned on, I was immediately glowing. There is something very exciting about a shoe, which is made. This reminds me Helys And the popular light-up tennis shoes of my 90s youth. When you turn on them by pressing a power button inside the heel, the shoe automatically makes a better fit and some mild compression to offer. The compression part covers the middle-legs on the top and sides, sides and heel, and on the ankle.
I found small hyperboots (they come in small, medium, large, xl, and xxl) and they were too large for my size -8 feet, but were made comfortable enough to turn on the shoes, which was enough to walk around them without slipping around my foot.
From there, you have the option to accommodate compression and heat levels, with each three settings, and you can press a play button to start an active air-complement massage. Sink the shoes settings when you are on both of them. Ankle wrapping and releasing air makes a drone noise, almost an airplane -like overhead flies – nothing unpleasant. You can charge them with two USB-C cords and wall charger, which they come, and the charge lasts for one hour and one and a half hours.
Massage and heat looked amazing while I worked around the house. I focused on the soles of the luxurious foam and their bottles of their winding, which helped me pursue with a little effort. Fourfoot and heel grippy provide tractions. Shoes do not do much in the context of arc support, so I would not recommend walking far in them if you have high, excitement arches (without some inserts), but they were comfortable all the time that I wore them.
The upper sounds extremely durable, and even with the underlying technology, they can handle splash and rain (although they are not completely waterproofing). I liked the highest compression settings for my legs, but that setting felt a little more around my ankles when I was running. It was slightly dug at the top of the ankle wrap when I moved, but it was not uncomfortable if I was sitting. The massage runs for 20 minutes, and if your dogs need some more TLC, you can simply play to play again. Heat settings go up to 125 degrees Fahrenheit all the way, which was very hot for me – I had the lowest settings of 111 degrees to feel medical.
After exercising
Photograph: Christin Canning
After trying the shoes around the house, I was excited to use them after an activity that was difficult on my feet. I put them after a long day snowboarding, where I stood over 13,000 feet, and I was able to run the house through the mountains, while my legs were hot and a comfortable massage – which was rude. Boots evacuated lactic acid, which were made in my feet and ankles, all those maneuvers they were doing inside my binding, and I was able to massage after going home and when I did washing and dishes when I did it.
