The Air Zoom Hyperslide, the second partnership between Nike and recovery specialist Hyperice, arrives September 29 for $249. The slides heat and vibrate, and can be bought on Nike and Hyperice sites, as well as at Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods. Hyperice says they qualify for FSA/HSA funds.

Heat and vibration come from Hyperslide Pods that snap magnetically on each slide. They offer three heat levels—109 °F to 117 °F—and three vibration settings. Socks are recommended. The Pods pair via Bluetooth to the Hyperice app, or use on‑board buttons and indicator lights. A single charge lasts roughly an hour; recharging is via a USB‑C port.

The footwear uses a low‑profile Nike Air Zoom sole and a cushioned footbed, echoing the Hyperboot’s design cues. Velcro straps meet the shoe in distinct circles. Available in black or Orewood, the slides come in 15 U.S. sizes from M4/W5 to M18/W19.

Designed for post‑workout recovery, the Hyperslides replace the Hyperboot’s compression massage with heat and vibration. The author notes personal use of the Hyperboot, mentioning reduced muscle tightness, but expresses uncertainty about the vibration feature, preferring the aesthetic appeal of the new slides.