The Air Zoom Hyperslide pairs Nike’s Air Zoom sole with a removable Hyperice pod delivering heat and vibration therapy, the second and lower-priced product from the two companies’ athlete recovery partnership
Nike and recovery technology company Hyperice have introduced the Air Zoom Hyperslide, a wearable slide that pairs Nike’s Air Zoom cushioning with Hyperice’s heat and vibration technology. The slide will be available Sept. 29 in select markets through nike.com, hyperice.com and select retail locations.
The launch extends a partnership between the two companies that began with the Nike x Hyperice Hyperboot. The companies position the slide as meeting demand from athletes and everyday consumers who want recovery built into daily routines rather than treated as a separate step, reflecting a broader industry shift toward wearable, on demand recovery tools.
At the center of the design is a removable, magnetically attached Hyperslide Pod housed in the slide’s adjustable strap. The pod offers three heat settings, reaching a maximum of 117 F (47 C), and three vibration levels, running in 15 minute cycles. Users can control the pod directly or through the Hyperice app.
Hyperice is known for percussion, vibration and heat based devices. The Air Zoom Hyperslide draws on Hyperice’s existing Venom product line, while the slide’s sole uses a low profile, full length Air Zoom construction.
The Hyperslide is expected to retail for $249, according to multiple retail and trade reports, about a quarter of the $899 price of the 2025 Hyperboot, the first product from the partnership. US retail distribution is reported to include Best Buy and Dick’s Sporting Goods, alongside nike.com and hyperice.com.
