Nike's latest slide feels like a spa day for your feet.

      Nike and Hyperice have created a slide that heats and vibrates to rejuvenate your feet.

      Nike has once again collaborated with Hyperice, this time producing a product that resembles a wellness device more than a traditional shoe. Introducing the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, a slide designed not just for lounging but for aiding in recovery after exercise, travel, or a long day of being on your feet.

      What is the Nike Hyperslide?

      Essentially, this is a recovery slide. Nike provides comfort with its low-profile Air Zoom cushioning, while a Hyperice pod integrated into the strap facilitates recovery. This pod warms and gently vibrates the top of your foot.

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      It helps alleviate tight muscles and reduce soreness following a demanding workout or a tiring day. This is the second creation from the Nike and Hyperice collaboration, following last year's Hyperboot, indicating a strong focus from both brands on integrating recovery into daily life.

      How does the heat and vibration function?

      The pod is magnetic and detachable, featuring three heat settings that can reach up to 117°F, as well as three vibration intensities. Each session lasts a convenient 15 minutes, and you can manage everything through the pod or the Hyperice app for precise control.

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      “Athletes put everything into their sport, and recovery must match that intensity,” stated Tobie Hatfield, Nike’s Senior Director of Athlete Innovation. He emphasized that the slide is designed to initiate recovery the moment it is activated.

      Nike athlete Virgil van Dijk shared this view, expressing that the combination of Hyperice’s heat and vibration with Nike’s cushioning makes his feet feel ready for action again.

      When can you purchase one?

      The Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide will be available on September 29 at nike.com, hyperice.com, and select retailers globally. If your feet are in need of some relief, this could be the perfect solution.

      Rachit is an experienced technology journalist with over a decade of coverage in the consumer tech field.

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