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GGR Score: 4.8
Product Highlights
Utilize the Elite’s ZoneBoost technology for targeted, elevated compression across one of the five chambers.
The Hyperice Normatec Elites are TSA-approved for carry-on, meaning you can travel with your go-to recovery gear.
The updated profile features on-boot control units for added convenience and single-boot usage.
Comfort costs—with an MSRP of roughly $1,099, these are some of the most expensive compression boots we’ve seen.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Multiple compression levels ideal for post-workout recovery
- Syncs to the Hyperice app for guided recovery protocols
- On-boot control units eliminate the need for clunky hoses
- Can be used for single- and dual-boot sessions.
Cons
- Expensive at nearly $1,100
- Smaller and taller athletes may run into sizing issues
- Can be sometimes difficult to fold for storage
Specs
| Weight | 3.2 lbs (single boot) |
|---|---|
| Compression Levels | 7 |
| Sizes | Short (5’3” and under), Standard (5’4” to 6’3”), Tall (6’4” and over) |
| Price | $1,099 |
Product Summary
The Normatec Elite boots are the latest iteration of air compression boots from Hyperice. These are more portable than previous versions and are controlled via the Hyperice app. You’ll get a 4-hour battery life and 7 levels of compression with these boots to supposedly help recovery and muscle soreness.
