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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Lifestyle
Vicky Jessop

I tried the foot massaging Nike x Hyperice Hyperboot — so are they worth the £900 price tag?

Running is an intense old business. All that pounding the pavement, racking up the miles — it takes its toll on the body. Especially the feet: even if you’re wearing running trainers, they tend to hurt after you’ve hit the 10k mark a few days in a row.

Enter the new Nike x Hyperice Hyperboot. The brainchild of exercise recovery tech company Hyperice and, well, Nike, it’s the smallest item of its kind on the market and the first to work as an actual shoe. These boots are battery powered, and use inflatable bladders bonded to the sole (as well as heating coils) to provide a therapeutic massage both pre and post-workout.

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