

Benefits
Increase flexibility
The Recover Vibe Recharge device can help to increase flexibility by promoting blood flow and oxygen delivery to the muscles. Increased blood flow can help to loosen up tight muscles and improve range of motion, which can be beneficial for athletes who need to perform a wide range of movements.
Reduce muscle soreness
Pneumatic compression therapy can help to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue by increasing blood flow and oxygen to the muscles. The Recover Vibe Recharge device uses sequential compression to mimic the feeling of a deep tissue massage, which can help to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue, allowing athletes to recover more quickly from intense training and competition.
Reduce injury risk
Pneumatic compression therapy can help to reduce the risk of injury by warming up the muscles and improving range of motion. The Recover Vibe Recharge device uses sequential compression to mimic the feeling of a deep tissue massage, which can help to prepare the muscles for intense activity and reduce the risk of injury.
Enhance performance
The Recover Vibe Recharge device can improve blood flow and oxygen delivery to the muscles, which can help to enhance athletic performance. Increased blood flow brings more oxygen and nutrients to the muscles, which can help to improve endurance and power.
Recover Faster
Pneumatic compression therapy, such as the Recover Vibe Recharge device, can help to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue by increasing blood flow and oxygen to the muscles. This can help athletes to recover more quickly from intense training and competition, allowing them to get back to training and competing at their best.
FAQs
What are recovery boots?
Recovery boots are pneumatic compression devices that are designed to help athletes recover from intense training and competition. They work by using sequential compression to mimic the feeling of a deep tissue massage, which can help to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue.
Are recovery boots suitable for everyone?
Recovery boots are generally safe for most people to use, but it's always best to consult with your physician or physical therapist before using them. People with certain medical conditions or those who are pregnant should not use recovery boots.
How do recovery boots work?
Recovery boots use pneumatic compression to increase blood flow and oxygen to the muscles. The boots inflate and deflate in a specific pattern to mimic the feeling of a deep tissue massage, which can help to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue.
Can recovery boots be used for injury recovery?
Recovery boots can be used to help with injury recovery by promoting blood flow and oxygen delivery to the affected area. They can also help to reduce inflammation and pain. It's always best to consult with your physician or physical therapist before using recovery boots for injury recovery.
How often should I use recovery boots?
It depends on your individual needs and the intensity of your training. Generally, it is recommended to use recovery boots for 20-30 minutes after intense training or competition. You can also use them for shorter sessions throughout the day to help with recovery and injury prevention.
How long does it take to see results from recovery boots?
It depends on the individual and their specific needs. Some people may notice a difference in their recovery time and muscle soreness after just one session, while others may need to use recovery boots regularly over a longer period of time to see results.
Can recovery boots be used while sleeping?
It's not recommended to use recovery boots while sleeping, as they are designed to be used while you're awake and able to move your legs.
Can recovery boots be used for upper body recovery?
Recovery boots are primarily designed for lower body recovery, but there are also upper body recovery devices available on our website.
Are recovery boots covered by insurance?
It depends on your specific insurance plan and the reason for which you are using the recovery boots. If you are using recovery boots for injury recovery or for a medical condition, it may be covered by your insurance. It's best to check with your insurance provider for more information.