RecoveryAir Pro Review (2nd Generation)

[@robwetherell]

I bought this model a few weeks back. Been looking at these products for some time now. So far I’m loving it. Really noticing the improvements in my leg recovery from my runs. Very happy that I went for the Pro model, so good to be able to customise the routines.

[@BestMassageTech]

Glad you’re loving them!

[@pedrocoutinho3613]

Awesome review and comparision between 1st and 2nd gen! Thank you for sharing and for the very helpful videos!

[@terrywalker7127]

I know it has only been a week since release of this video but do you know if they have the bluetooth functionality available? I am just got a new job so I thiink I will be able to purchase. Will email you. Thanks for the excellent review.

[@CheChe04]

In my case, I am between the RecoveryAir Pro and the Rapid Reboot boots. Setting aside the features and customization that the RecoveryAir Pro offers from the classic rapid reboot boots. Which pair of boots give the best massage?

[@JacobV17]

Thanks for the great review, again. Now that you have reviewed all three Therabody recovery boots. How would you rank the three systems (as being best, better, and good) based on value, features, and quality? I am still indecisive as to what to get ( at least, I’ve eliminated the Normatec already). Thank you, again.

[@BestMassageTech]

Pro is the best overall, Prime is the best value, jetboots not really worth the price.

[@lovejoywellnessmassage8915]

@@BestMassageTech gen1 vs gen2 is there much of a difference?

[@BestMassageTech]

@@lovejoywellnessmassage8915 no, not really. The system is easier to use as they’ve redesigned the controls.

[@chylissabrooks7978]

So you know if they just sell the compression systems? I want the pants but don’t want to pay 1000 for just the pump system

[@BestMassageTech]

@@chylissabrooks7978 unfortunately, not yet :(

[@jlharves23]

My issues with these is that if you want the compression pants which targets hips/lower back, you have to buy the pro model which is 1200 bucks and another 400 to get the pants. Thats so expensive. Also, connecting the boots to the unit I had issues with.

[@PaulHo]

Will it be the Therabody app or the separate RecoveryAir app? Also, can you use the new boots/pants with the previous pump? Charging without having to turn it on is huge.

[@deboradebz9688]

Hello! Thanks for so much informations, I'd like to know if this model is indicate to do lymphatic drainage at home. Tis!

[@RonnieDizon]

Thank you for the incredible reviews. I’m looking to upgrade from some cheap fit king compression legs, to these. I noticed you said you are 5’9 and they are long. I’m 5’6/7.. would you recommend the smalls then? I appreciate it in advance!

[@robingreen3446]

Can you recommend a compression boot for people with bigger thighs? I am 5'4 but I have big thighs and the boots that I bought (Normatec 3) are too small

[@Joseph_Wagman]

Thank you for the review! What accessories are available for the therabody pro model? Is the normatech hip accessory compatible?

[@WeCanBpals]

Thanks for posting, great review!

[@leiftobler2238]

I have a RecoveryAir Pro Gen 1. I've been thinking about getting the sleeve(s) but can't find any Gen 1's. Will the Gen 2 hoses fit with the Gen 1 control box/device? It's tough to tell just from the video & pictures online.

[@AliWareham84]

Hi. I am UK based. I do a lot of long distance running. Which in your opinion is the best value for money, Compression Boot, on the market? Thanks.

[@socc3rb4lla]

Hi I just bought these and I’m getting a lot of pressure in my feet and lower calves but not really up to my thighs. It also keeps turning off after only 3 minutes.

[@atlastauri2713]

Great review as always. I am physiotherapist and I am searching for such devices throughout the market. Do you still believe that this is the best pneumatic compression system ? And also I have patients with lymphedema. Do you believe that can help in this situation as well as sore muscles? Thank you

[@jaylagaaia3780]

Can you use this device while it's plugged into the mains or does it only function as a portable unit without being connected to the power mains?

[@anmmannm4603]

Why did my Iphone Bluetooth and RecoveryAir App searching nothing with the device?

[@just4matko]

I like this product, but i noticed that the highest pressure is 100 mmHg, while i esspecially like high pressure. I don’t know difference or effect but just intuitively prefer a lot of pressure. What is your thought on the pressure feature? And which product do you suggest?

[@BestMassageTech]

I personally find that 100 is strong but I do know others that have felt otherwise. I rarely go beyond 85. I recommend the pro if you can afford it but also think the prime is an awesome value. Not a huge fan of the jetboots.

[@kelliebach5240]

Does anybody have any experience or know if these can help with the leg pain from multiple myeloma?

[@c0deHD]

Can you wear these boots while sitting at a desk?

[@BestMassageTech]

You probably could but not comfortably. You’d need to sit on the very edge of a chair. You really need to be in a horizontal position.

[@ronnieli5017]

Is that the voltage 110-220V ?

[@Aniastasia]

I don't know if you have reviewed the other parts of the RecoveryAir line... But I saw that they have a leg accessory that goes all up to the chest (it covers the abdomen). Have you tried it and is it good? Is it worth it? I have a reaaally old pressotherapy machine (more than 15 years) and I like that there is an abdomen + arms attachments. I'm looking to buy a whole new kit, but Therabody doesn't offer *any* of this on the canadian website. I just found the Jetset boots on Currentbody... Anyway, sorry for my english :)

[@BestMassageTech]

I haven't reviewed them under the RecoveryAir name, but this is the same product before it was rebranded after being acquired by Therabody. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooHGfJagnrOUeM0

[@xTwinkillx]

Have you been able to pair the Recovery Air Pro with the app via Bluetooth? I recently got one and every time I attempt to pair it, it shuts down the and never finishes the pairing process. It seems like it needs a firmware update, but without the ability to pair with the device I can't ever upgrade the firmware. I called Therabody support and they sent another one that does the exact same thing, so I'm trying to figure out if anybody else has the issue.

[@Modernyogi888]

Amazing video and very useful information. Thank you

[@baharefil1184]

Hi I am suffering from lower back pain. Is there a product you would recommend? Thank you.

[@williambillingsford9987]

check out the Normatec hip attachment, it has lower back coverage... but make sure it will cover the target area

[@baharefil1184]

@@williambillingsford9987 Thank you. I just started using the leg attachment. I am planning to get it after a while if I see an improvement on my legs.

[@crashkg]

Does the bluetooth app work on this model yet?

[@jahuey77]

I just got these and the hoses came off from the adapter part that connects the boots to the pump. I have attempted to connect them back into the adapter but it seems to leak air whenever I use them. Have you had this issue? Maybe I'm just not connecting back in properly, but it's super hard to tell if they are in all the way I may just return them and get a new pair

[@BestMassageTech]

I’ve not had this issue. I’d recommend returning

[@jlharves23]

I just got these and had the same issue. I plan to return them. Its very difficult to connect and disconnect the boots to the controller.

[@shazaadabid9337]

Excellent review

[@pim3282]

Will it help for the restless legs syndrome ?

[@BestMassageTech]

I would think it would

[@pim3282]

@@BestMassageTech what would you think with your experience and knowledge is the most effective tool for the restless legs syndrome?

[@BestMassageTech]

@@pim3282 while I have no personal experience with RLS and I’m not a medical professional, I would think compression boots would be the best option as they provide uniform “massage” to your legs simultaneously. My next pick would be a massage gun.

[@pim3282]

@@BestMassageTech Thank you for your opinion

[@douglasmelean5194]

The pro gen 1 is in sale right now, would you take the gen1 at a sale or the gen 2 full price?

[@BestMassageTech]

If you don’t care about aesthetics I think the Gen 1 is still a great device. Just know they likely won’t be providing system/software updates moving forward.

[@homerguerrero]

I’ve tried the nomadic ones (idk if I’m spelling that right) but I found them to not have enough pressure.. is the the pressure better on these?

[@BestMassageTech]

I'm assuming you're referring to Normatec. Their maximum pressures are very similar.

[@BestMassageTech]

If you want high pressure, my recommendation would be Rapid Reboot

[@homerguerrero]

@@BestMassageTech appreciate the fast response! Subscribed! 🥂

[@abdullahalkulaib1566]

can i use the recoveryair compression vest and recoveryair pro boots at the same time? And how?

[@BestMassageTech]

you would need two separate pump units in order to be able to do this

[@mattbarge]

What's the max hold time?

[@bandy_j7265]

Is this device TSA approved? Can it be used during air travel? It would be helpful for long haul flights.

[@danielshields8758]

I am a bodybuilder. Would you recommend this product for leg recovery after squats?

[@BestMassageTech]

Absolutely

[@chrisvasquez8083]

In your opinion which recovery system do you prefer. Recovery air pro vs Normatec 2.0 pro???

[@BestMassageTech]

Recovery air pro

[@chrisvasquez8083]

@@BestMassageTech Thank you!!!

[@Shadybiglpac]

Thanks