Recovery

Normatec compression with the pumps built into the boots, so there's no hose and no box.

“The most convenient boots on the shelf, at a price that needs its own recovery.”

Foam slides that feel like the opposite of a long run.

“The cheapest recovery upgrade we know of.”

Sequential compression boots, as worn in every pro team's locker room.

“Couch time that feels like it counts.”

The same OOfoam as the OOriginal, in a single-strap slide.

“Absurdly soft. Some people love that, some don't.”

Cordless four-chamber boots that zip on and run from the app.

“Real pneumatic compression for a lot less than a Normatec.”

A thick, rockered slide that copies Hoka's road-shoe geometry.

“The Oofos rival for runners who like a bit more structure.”

Percussive therapy with enough torque for calves that have had a week.

“Loud, effective and oddly satisfying.”

A pregame mule with 22 articulated nodes underfoot, built to wake up your feet and switch on your brain.

“Half recovery slide, half neuroscience experiment. Your feet will notice.”

A closed-toe recovery shoe made from sugarcane foam with a massaging footbed.

“The recovery shoe you can actually wear to the shops.”

Calf-only compression wraps that fit in a race-day bag.

“Normatec for the start corral and the flight home.”