Nike and Hyperice announced the Air Zoom Hyperslide on July 27: a recovery slide with full-length Air Zoom cushioning and a magnetic, removable Hyperice pod seated in the adjustable strap. The pod delivers three heat levels reaching 117°F and three vibration settings across the top of the foot, running in 15-minute cycles controlled on the pod itself or through the Hyperice app. It launches September 29 in select markets at $249, through nike.com, hyperice.com, and select retailers.
It is the second product from the partnership, after the Hyperboot — a heated, air-compression high-top that cost $799. The Hyperslide drops the compression, keeps the heat, adds vibration, and lands at less than a third of the price in a format most people already own. Hyperice says it qualifies as an FSA/HSA purchase in the US.