Nike and Hyperice to Launch US$249 Air Zoom Hyperslide Recovery Slides on Sept 29
Nike and Hyperice have unveiled the Air Zoom Hyperslide, a heat-therapy massage slide priced at US$249 and set for release on September 29. Designed for post-exercise recovery, it delivers heat and vibration massage across the instep through a magnetic Hyperslide Pod, with three heat settings up to 47°C (117°F) and three vibration modes. The USB-C rechargeable Pod runs for about one hour per charge, equivalent to six 10-minute recovery sessions. The design follows the Hyperboot recovery boot launched in April 2025, but in a casual beach-slide format.
Developed with Hyperice, the Air Zoom Hyperslide provides heat therapy and vibration massage around the instep for recovery after strenuous exercise. Nike said the feature helps reduce tension in the feet, relaxes the feet and supports daily recovery.
The slide features an adjustable strap and an integrated magnetic Hyperslide Pod that offers three heat settings up to 47°C (117°F) and three vibration modes. The Pod is charged via USB-C and runs for about one hour on a full charge, equivalent to six 10-minute recovery sessions. Users can connect to the Pod by Bluetooth through a mobile app to adjust heat and vibration settings.
For the design, the slide follows the visual language of the Hyperboot recovery boot, which Nike and Hyperice launched in April 2025 at US$800 with heating and air-compression functions, but adopts a more casual beach-slide silhouette. In addition to athletes, Nike said the slide is suitable for travel and for people who stand or walk for long periods daily, helping to ease sore soles.
The Air Zoom Hyperslide is priced at US$249 and goes on sale on September 29 through Nike’s and Hyperice’s official online stores, as well as Best Buy and Dick’s Sporting Goods physical stores across the United States.
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