Best Hyperice Black Friday Deals (2025)

Hyperice’s Black Friday deals are live, and they’re not ones to miss. Hyperice is one of the top wellness recovery brands in the industry, trusted by athletes, college sports programs, and professional facilities. From percussive massage guns to heated wraps, we’ve rounded up the best Hyperice Black Friday deals. All of these gadgets have been tested and vetted by WIRED staffers, but we’ve also included some gear that we have yet to test if the discount may be too good to pass up. Products are selling out fast, and the prices change frequently, so check back for the latest updates.

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The Best Massage Gun For Under $200

The Hypervolt 2 is the best percussive massage gun on the market (for most people). At 1.8 pounds, it’s light enough to pick up after an intense workout, and the 60-watt brushless motor delivers relatively quiet percussions. It has three speed settings and five interchangeable heads (fork, ball, cushion, flat, and bullet), and it’s built with a pressure sensor that lets you know when you’re pushing too hard, kind of like an electric toothbrush. You can usually get around three hours of continuous use per charge, and since it’s TSA-friendly, you can throw it in your carry-on for long travels.

The Best Recovery Shoes Are on Sale

The Hyperboot is on sale for the first time. These recovery boots pair the brand’s heat tech with its Normatec-like compression for a warm, pressurized therapy that feels incredible both before and after a workout. You can toggle between three compression levels (50, 130, and 210 mmHg) and heat (111, 118, and 125 degrees Fahrenheit) using the built-in control panel. Slip on both, and they sync automatically. You typically get around 90 minutes of continuous use per charge, depending on how hot and tight you run them. They’re IP54 rated, meaning they’re dust- and splash-resistant. They’re also TSA-approved.

These Compression Sleeves Are a Travel Essential

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Whether I’m running, traveling, or sitting too long at my desk, my calves are the first place I feel pain. Hyperice’s portable air-compression sleeves have become my go-to remedy when I’m sore or stiff. They’re also a useful recovery to have if you struggle with bad circulation or chronic pain. There are seven intensity levels, 360-degree compression, and three overlapping zones that deliver a rhythmic relief I can’t get from a massage gun. I’d happily pay full price for the Normatec go, so seeing them on sale is just a cherry on top.

This Shoulder Wrap Is $130 Off

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The Hyperice X Shoulder is a contrast therapy wrap that’s smarter than your typical ice pack or heating pad. With five levels of heat, cold, and compression, you can dial in exactly what you need. It’s helpful for warm-ups and recoveries, but especially for rehabbing a minor strain. The battery lasts around 90 minutes on the highest heat setting and about an hour on the highest cold setting.

A Vibrating Heated Wrap for Lower Back Pain

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Hyperice’s Venom 2 Back is a neoprene wrap that delivers vibration therapy and even heat across your lower back. I use it after strenuous strength training and anytime my back aches from hunching over my laptop all day. It’s also a game-changer if you suffer from menstrual cramps that extend to your lower back. You can toggle between three heat levels (113, 122, and 131 degrees Fahrenheit) and three vibration frequencies. It boosts circulation, loosens tight muscles, and is overall a great tool to have for mobility warm-ups. I especially appreciate the 15-minute auto shut-off, so I don’t have to worry about overdoing it.

Other Hyperice Deals

We haven’t tested—or we’re currently testing—the products below, but here are some more worthwhile Black Friday discounts on Hyperice gear:

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