Nike and Hyperice Introduce the Air Zoom Hyperslide Recovery Slide
Nike and Hyperice Introduce the Air Zoom Hyperslide Recovery Slide

Nike and Hyperice unveil the Air Zoom Hyperslide, a recovery-focused slide combining Air Zoom cushioning with integrated heat and vibration technology for athletes and everyday movement.
Recovery is becoming the next frontier in performance, and Nike is betting athletes want more than foam and compression. Developed with Hyperice, the new Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide blends responsive Air Zoom cushioning with integrated heat and vibration technology, turning an everyday recovery slide into wearable recovery equipment designed for life after training, competition, and travel.


At the center of the Air Zoom Hyperslide is a removable magnetic Hyperslide Pod built directly into the adjustable strap. The module delivers three levels of heat—reaching up to 117°F (47°C)—alongside three vibration settings, giving wearers a customizable 15-minute recovery session whether they’re leaving the gym, walking through an airport, or simply recovering at home. Controls are available directly on the pod or through the Hyperice app, making the experience as simple as slipping on a pair of slides.


While the technology grabs the headlines, the foundation remains unmistakably Nike. A full-length, low-profile Air Zoom sole provides soft, responsive cushioning, while Hyperice’s recovery expertise targets the top of the foot with heat and massage. The result is footwear designed not just for comfort, but for recovery—reflecting a broader shift in sports performance where what happens after competition is becoming just as important as the workout itself.
he Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide launches September 29 in select markets through Nike.com, Hyperice.com, and select retailers worldwide. As the second product born from Nike and Hyperice’s ongoing partnership, the recovery slide continues both brands’ push to rethink athletic performance beyond the game, bringing recovery technology into a product designed to be worn every day.
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