Hyperslide by Nike x Hyperice

Hyperslide by Nike x Hyperice Hyperslide by Nike x Hyperice The Hyperslide is a slide sandal with a heated, vibrating pod clipped across the top of the foot. Nike and Hyperice built it together, and Nike calls it the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide. The pod holds three heat settings, from 109 to 117 degrees F. It holds three vibration settings, from 50 to 100 Hz. It runs an hour on the hottest combination, or eight hours on vibration alone. Underneath is a low-profile Nike Air Zoom sole. The pod is magnetic and lifts off to charge or to clean. Both slides, both pods and the charging cord come in the box. Black or Orewood, in fifteen sizes. Everything is controlled from two buttons on the pod itself, or from the Hyperice app over Bluetooth if you would rather not bend down. A full charge takes about three hours over the included USB-C cord, which splits at one end so both pods charge at once. Heat 3 levels 109 to 117 degrees F Vibration 3 levels 50, 75 and 100 Hz Battery 1 hour 8 hours on vibration alone Sizing 15 sizes M 4 / W 5 up to M 18 / W 19 Two Colourways Magnetic Pods Hyperice App Control TSA Carry-On Friendly The Hardware What Is Actually In The Slide Two things do the work: a pod on the strap and a sole underneath. Everything else is the slide itself. 01 The Pod On The Strap The Hyperslide Pod sits across the instep and holds both the heating element and the vibration motor. It attaches magnetically: line it up with the connection point and it snaps on. It lifts off just as easily, which is how you charge it and the only way to clean the slide without soaking the electronics. Magnetic mount 02 Three Heat Settings Level one runs 109 degrees F, or 42.8 C. Level two runs 113 degrees F, 45 C. Level three runs 117 degrees F, 47.2 C. That is warm on the skin rather than hot, and the range is narrow enough that the difference between settings is a matter of degrees rather than a different experience. 109 to 117 degrees F 03 Three Vibration Settings Fifty hertz at level one, 75 at level two, 100 at level three. Hertz is cycles per second, so level three is twice as fast a buzz as level one. Heat and vibration run together or on their own, and running vibration alone is what takes the battery from one hour to eight. 50, 75, 100 Hz 04 Battery Life, Then Charging One hour with heat and vibration both at maximum. Eight hours with vibration only. A full recharge takes about three hours using the USB-C cord in the box, which is bifurcated, meaning it splits into two ends so both pods charge from one plug. About 3 hours to full Eight Things To Know The Short Version The figures a buyer asks for first, in one place. 01 Heat To 117 Degrees F Warm on the skin, not hot 02 Vibration To 100 Hz Three settings, on their own or with heat 03 Eight Hours On Vibration Alone One hour with the heat on too 04 Nike Air Zoom Sole Low-profile, under both feet 05 Pods Lift Off Magnetically To charge, and before any cleaning 06 Rated IP54 Dust and splashes, never submerged 07 Fifteen Sizes M 4 / W 5 up to M 18 / W 19 08 Fits In Carry-On Rated TSA carry-on friendly Closer In Where The Detail Sits The Pod Two Buttons Or Your Phone The pod is the whole device. Heat and vibration both live in it, and both are set from two buttons on its face, which is the quickest way to change something once your feet are already in. The alternative is the Hyperice app over Bluetooth, which reaches the same three heat and three vibration settings without bending down. Because the pod detaches, the slide underneath is just a slide: wipe it with a damp cloth and let it air dry. Magnetic connection, aligns and snaps into place Two buttons on the pod face for heat and vibration Bluetooth to the Hyperice app for the same settings Comes off before cleaning, and to charge MagneticTwo buttonsBluetoothApp control The Sole A Nike Air Zoom Unit Underneath The sole is a low-profile Nike Air Zoom unit, the same air-cushioning construction Nike puts in running shoes, set in a slide rather than a trainer. Low-profile means the stack under the foot is shallow and it walks more like a sandal than a recovery shoe. It is an open slide with a single strap over the instep, which is where the pod goes. Low-profile Nike Air Zoom sole Open slide with one strap across the instep Rated IP54: dust and splashes are fine, submersion is not TSA carry-on friendly Nike Air ZoomLow-profileIP54TSA friendly Choosing Fifteen Sizes In Two Colours Black and Orewood are the two colourways, and the specification is identical across both. Sizing runs in whole sizes only, fifteen of them, labelled by men's and women's size together: M 4 / W 5 at the small end up to M 18 / W 19 at the large. There are no half sizes. If you are usually a half size, ask us before you order. Black and Orewood, identical specification Fifteen whole sizes, M 4 / W 5 through M 18 / W 19 No half sizes offered Both slides and both pods ship together as one pair BlackOrewood15 sizesOne pair per box The Other Nike x Hyperice Piece Slide Or Boot RFA carries two pieces of Nike x Hyperice footwear. They heat the same part of the body and do very different things around it. You are here Hyperslide by Nike x Hyperice An open slide with a heat and vibration pod on the strap, meant to be walked around in. Heat and vibrationUp to 117 degrees FOpen slide, 15 sizes1 hour on maximum This product Hyperboot by Nike x Hyperice A closed high-top boot pairing heat with Normatec air compression around the foot and ankle. Heat and air compressionUp to 125 degrees FClosed boot, 5 sizes15-minute cycles Shop the Hyperboot Before You Buy Questions People Ask About These What is the Hyperslide?+A slide with a detachable pod across the strap that heats and vibrates. Nike and Hyperice built it together, and Nike calls it the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide. The sole is a low-profile Nike Air Zoom unit. It comes in Black and Orewood, in fifteen sizes. How hot does it get?+Three settings. Level one is 109 degrees F, or 42.8 C. Level two is 113 degrees F, 45 C. Level three is 117 degrees F, 47.2 C. What are the vibration settings?+Also three: 50 Hz, 75 Hz and 100 Hz. Hertz is cycles per second, so the top setting buzzes twice as fast as the bottom one. You can run vibration without heat. How long does the battery last?+Up to one hour with heat and vibration both at maximum, and up to eight hours on vibration alone. A full recharge takes about three hours. How do they charge?+Through the USB-C cord in the box. It is bifurcated, which means it splits into two ends. Both pods charge from a single plug. The pods come off the slides to charge. What comes in the box?+Two Hyperslides, two Hyperslide Pods and one bifurcated USB-C charging cord. Nothing else is needed to use them. The Hyperice app is free and optional. How does the pod attach?+Magnetically. Line the pod up with the connection point on the strap and it snaps into place. It pulls off the same way, which is how you charge it and how you clean the slide. Can I get them wet?+Not really. They are rated IP54, which means protected against dust and against splashing water from any direction. They are not waterproof and must not be submerged. To clean them, take the pod off first, wipe the slide with a soft damp cloth and let it air dry. No machine washing and no harsh cleaners. Will they fit me, and what sizes are there?+Fifteen, in whole sizes only, labelled with the men's and women's size together: M 4 / W 5, M 5 / W 6, and so on up to M 18 / W 19. There are no half sizes, so ask us if you are usually a half size. There is nothing to assemble: take them out of the box, clip a pod onto each strap and charge them. Can I take them on a plane?+It is TSA carry-on friendly. The pods hold lithium batteries, which belong in a carry-on rather than in checked luggage in any case. Are they HSA or FSA eligible?+They may be, for qualifying customers. Eligibility depends on your plan and on the documentation your administrator requires, so check with them before you assume it is covered. Who are they not for?+Anyone who wants something to wear outdoors in the wet, because the IP54 rating stops at splashes. Anyone who needs a half size, since the range is whole sizes only. And anyone after compression rather than heat and vibration. The Hyperboot does that instead.