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Hyperice X Knee

The Why
  • Switch between hot and cold therapy within 60 seconds
  • No prep, no ice, and no cords.
  • Adjustable fit keeps it comfortable
$399.00
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Hyperice X Knee is the hottest (and coolest) piece of recovery tech yet. It’s a revolutionary electric contrast device that seamlessly switches between hot and cold therapy in seconds. It’s the best of both worlds in one smart solution for your knees.

Any temp
Tackle your pain and inflammation with the power of cold therapy, or turn up the heat to reduce tension and aches.

Any time
Set it and forget it. Unlike traditional icing and heating pads, Hyperice X provides long-lasting, sustained relief without any change in temperature.

Anywhere
Hyperice X has an adaptive fit that moves with you freely. Enjoy fully automated, electric contrast therapy at home or on-the-go, with no prep, no ice, and no cords.

Features:
  • App controlled
  • Cold or hot in 60 seconds
  • Patented temperature control
  • Lightweight (2 lbs)
  • Cordless - 1.5 hr battery life
  • Travel-friendly (TSA approved carry-on)
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