Did Nike just unveil the most comfy sliders ever made? Massage and heating included
Nike has taken recovery footwear to a whole new level with heated, vibrating sliders
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Nike and Hyperice have unveiled the Air Zoom Hyperslide, a recovery slider that combines plush cushioning with built-in heat and massage.
Designed for athletes and anyone on their feet all day, it aims to make post-workout recovery as easy as slipping on a pair of sandals.
Ever wished your sliders could give your feet a massage? Nike has made that a reality with the new Air Zoom Hyperslide, created in partnership with recovery specialist Hyperice.
The futuristic footwear combines Nike's Air Zoom cushioning with built-in heating and vibration technology to help your feet recover after exercise – or just a long day on them.
The clever bit is a removable Hyperslide Pod that slots into the adjustable strap. This delivers three levels of heat and three levels of vibration, helping to reduce tension and soothe tired feet.
Controls are built into the pod itself, but you can also tweak the settings using the Hyperice app. Treatments run in automatic 15-minute sessions, making them easy to fit into your recovery routine.
Underfoot, the slides feature a full-length Air Zoom unit that's designed to spread the heat and vibration across your feet while also delivering the sort of comfort you'd expect from premium recovery footwear.
Nike says the Air Zoom Hyperslide isn't just aimed at athletes either. The company believes they'll appeal to anyone who spends long hours standing, travelling or walking for work.
The only catch is the price. The Air Zoom Hyperslide will cost $250 (around £185 / AU$385) when it launches on 29 September, making it far more expensive than your average pair of sliders.
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Still, if you're already spending money on massage guns, compression boots or recovery gadgets, these could make a lot of sense. A pair of sliders that warm your feet and give them a massage while you relax? That's the sort of gadget I'd happily pay the premium to slip on after a long run.

Luke is a freelance writer for T3 with over two decades of experience covering tech, science and health. Among many things, Luke writes about health tech, software and apps, VPNs, TV, audio, smart home, antivirus, broadband, smartphones and cars. In his free time, Luke climbs mountains, swims outside and contorts his body into silly positions while breathing as calmly as possible.
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