Hyperice unveiled the next generation of its popular recovery leg sleeves with the Normatec Elite Heat Legs, the company’s first Normatec product to bring heat to its compression lineup.
Building on more than two decades of compression technology and innovation, the Normatec Elite Heat Legs gets a solid revamp that’s more than just the addition of a boost in temperature. Seven levels of adjustable air compression means a tailored experience to match the user, while ZoneBoost gives more time in a specific zone to address a target area of recovery.
With HyperHeat, the boots get five distinct levels of warmth, from 102 to 125 degrees as a fully wireless setup makes both boots independent with up to one hour of battery life on max heat and compression settings and up to 10 hours on compression only.
The unit can deflate with ease so users can remove their legs from the boots quickly once their recovery session is over and the packable design fits in a TSA-approved case that can be carried onto a plane.
Like previous Normatec boots, the new models can be connected via Bluetooth and the Hyperice app is packed with a host of recovery programs for different parts of the body, like hips and arms.
“Innovation has always been at the forefront of everything we do,” Jim Huether, CEO of Hyperice said. “Heat and dynamic air compression are two of the most trusted modalities in warm-up and recovery, and together they amplify each other. With Normatec Elite Heat Legs, we’re bringing both technologies to our most advanced full-leg system in a premium, wireless design, so athletes can prepare and recover with one device. This is the most advanced Normatec we’ve ever built.”
The Normatec Elite Heat Legs are available for pre-order in the United States for $1,499 via Hyperice and begins shipping the week of November 23 and will debut in international markets in early 2027.
