Hyperice
Recovery devices including NormaTec compression systems for studios.
Regions: US, International
Hyperice is a recovery technology brand that acquired NormaTec in 2020, making it the parent of the compression therapy systems widely used in sports recovery studios and physical therapy settings. Their product lineup includes NormaTec compression boots and hips, Hypervolt percussive massagers, and Venom heated vibration wraps. For wellness franchise operators, Hyperice equipment works well as a premium add-on service layer in existing recovery or fitness concepts. The devices are consumer-grade enough that staff training is relatively light, but clients expect clean, well-maintained equipment — protocols matter. Hyperice has commercial and enterprise sales channels for multi-location buyers. Confirm warranty terms, replacement part availability, and hygiene sleeve programs before standardizing across locations.
Reviewed by Miles Sutherland, Vendors & Equipment Editor
At a glance
- Modality
- Compression
- Technology
- Pneumatic sequential compression
- Price range
- $799–$1,199 per unit (MSRP)
- Commercial/Home
- Both
Why it stands out
The most recognized brand name in the category, via its NormaTec acquisition
Best for
High-end gyms and luxury fitness clubs wanting a brand clients already recognize
Key features
Compared with
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