So when I heard about the Nike x Hyperice collaboration to develop a shoe with compression and heating capabilities built in, I was eager to learn more. The Hyperboots feature the same air compression technology as the beloved-by-runners-everywhere Hyperice Normatec boots ($899). Thanks to Nike’s input, you can wear something that looks more like a sleek, modern sneaker than a recovery device. Retro AppealPhotograph: Kristin Canning Photograph: Kristin CanningThe first time I tried on—and turned on—the Hyperboots, I was immediately giddy. I liked the highest compression setting for my feet, but that setting felt like a bit much around my ankles when I was walking.