Therabody RecoveryAir Review

[@mikedelta987]

Got the Therabody air pro based on your older comparison of all the boot systems. I wish the Pro version came with a bag or some kind of carrying case. I have traveled twice and never had any issues with TSA and I find myself taping the switch off so it doesn't get turned on accidently. Overall it's been great but I have nothing to compare it to.

[@BestMassageTech]

Glad to hear you're enjoying it. I completely agree on the case!

[@TheHockeyKing]

Hey bud, thank u so much again for answering all my questions and placing the order for me! Just received them and can’t stop using them! They really do get my legs refreshed and feel so good haha. Definitely worth the investment now just waiting to get the hip attachments when they come out ;)

[@BestMassageTech]

Glad to help with the order and great to hear you’re enjoying them!

[@zambokid89]

the placebo effect!! Actually, researches show that results are inconsistent and there are no measurable benefits.

[@Samuel-tg1rn]

My mum suffers really badly with lipodema. I've been researching and apparently pneumatic compression is a good option. Iv been looking at these. Do you reckon they would be suitable for lipodema? Any advise would be much appreciated. Thank you

[@williambaumeyer4970]

What size would you recommend if my wife is 5' and I'm 5' 10". I'm thinking the medium but will it still be useful for her?

[@marca3226]

did you ever get the medium size?? How did it work for you? I had the same question...

[@garlanbradshaw9624]

Thank you very much Patrick for your advise on the RecoveryAir product! I have been using these for a couple months now in preparation for my upcoming run in January. I would not be able to train as hard without the RecoveryAir. Your advise and easy order process were fantastic. I received the shipment very quickly. I would recommend anyone that is looking for this type of product to contact you for assistance and purchase. Thank you again!

[@sebastianlilja]

Are you going to do a review on the Compression Vest?

[@williamgillies6184]

Just subscribed to the channel. Great video. How would you compare vs Rapid Reboot Regen? Thanks

[@racing4fun384]

Hi I’m in recovery phase of an injury (pulled hamstring) will the boots help me recover faster ?

[@cullenkuester6699]

Yes

[@michellegaida1834]

I'm a flight attendant and even though I wear support stockings I still have heavy legs due to very long flight times. Do you think that this product would help the discomfort in my legs? Thank you

[@d.b5471]

most likely

[@shelbylue]

I think so Michelle! I highly recommend. I have used some at a local facility for about a year and they’ve helped me so much. It’s subtle at first but really adds up. I recently purchased me own; Best Buy had a great sale on them recently. Good luck!

[@Godsmasterpiece1993]

Do the recovery air pro compression vest from Therabody!!!! Plzzzzzzz!

[@BestMassageTech]

Hoping to at some point just not sure when!

[@hoangngo8163]

Please...Therabody Recovery Air Pro Review. Thank you!

[@songluo]

Which one do you prefer? Nomatec 2.0 or RecoverAir?

[@BestMassageTech]

RecoveryAir

[@nickatnite16]

@@BestMassageTech do you mind if I ask, why ? Asking bc im a frequent user of the normatec and this has caught my eye due to it being cheaper in price

[@BestMassageTech]

@@nickatnite16 overlapping chambers, faster full time = more cycles per session, negative gradient compression assures no back flow and lastly I just found the Therabody boots to be slightly more comfortable for me.

[@rayoconnell4358]

If they were the same price, do you still say the basic recoveryair? Is the additional functionality of the normatec ( or recoveryair pro ) just not worth it, setting different programs etc. Essentially when people use these devices do they generally just use the basic program which is installed in the recoveryair system? Watched all your videos and I am between the normatec 2.0 and basic recoveryair...

[@fgabrieltomas]

@@BestMassageTech i jusy purchased this from your review. Thank you

[@SWKYap]

Very cute. Have you been using the other Theraface product to promote blood circulation on your face? That or you've been getting into the Sun a lot.

[@hungvuong9768]

How about sizing? I was on website doesn’t mention any sizing on people 5’ 9” Thanks.

[@BestMassageTech]

I’m that height and I have medium and it fits great

[@hungvuong9768]

Best Massage Tech thanks a bunch. Ordered one.

[@wintrszn]

What’s better recovery air or normatec

[@BigJasonHenderson]

recoveryair. We've used both.

[@MrJMBRUH]

How do you properly fold up and store the boots and hose?

[@BestMassageTech]

I will try to make a video in the future showing this. You can essentially fold the foot section on to the boot and then fold it up chamber by chamber and roll the host up and place it inside the folded boot.

[@unclefreddy2009]

I’m not a fan of these being chargeable devices. I don’t understand why. This makes them life limited. For $1000 that’s ridiculous in my opinion

[@BestMassageTech]

Would be nice if they had the choice

[@unapersonasinimaginacion4660]

I have question, this are better than the air relax boots (beacouse the recovery air right now its cheaper)

[@mathiasramfelt3620]

Why is it on battery tho? Could just plug it into the wall. Don’t see the need to be mobile with it… gonna drive the price up unnecessarily.

[@BestMassageTech]

Why would you not want it to be portable? I think it’s a huge convenience to not have to rely on it being plugged in.

[@mathiasramfelt3620]

@@BestMassageTech Can’t see that I would use this anywhere where there is not a power outlet around. Like I wouldn’t take this to the beach or to the park. Even the gym I probably wouldn’t bring it. So only place I would use it would be in my house. And there are loads of power outlets all around my house. Or any house really. So, ye, don’t see the need, as it would obviously drive the price up with batteries.

[@BestMassageTech]

@@mathiasramfelt3620 I can understand that and I suppose each scenario is different. I personally have used these while camping after a long day of hiking and I’ve also used them and used them in the back of a van after a team relay run. While I do agree that most settings you will have access to power I have personally experienced situations where it wasn’t easily accessible and I took advantage of the battery power.

[@mathiasramfelt3620]

@@BestMassageTech I see. I guess it would be usefull in some situations. I guess the best option would be an optional battery pack, so those who don’t see the need don’t have to pay extra for it.

[@jacobpolzin_staff-wakefiel4572]

@@mathiasramfelt3620 I do believe in the athletic world people are indeed using these for both a warm-up and as recovery afterwards. I've used them as well for relay runs, endurance bike races, and have a friend who dives on the world stage that puts his on in between dives. I think designing a seperate battery pack would deter more than it would appeal. This is why many of the companies have a battery powered unit. There are a few less expensive options that are corded only, but they've not taken off like these.

[@ITRboxing]

Can you get hip attachments for this unit?

[@BestMassageTech]

They do not make a hip attachment.

[@jeffh2220]

With all the new Recovery Systems out (normatec 3.0, Normatec Go, the different versions of RecoveryAir) would you still say this is still a good system? Asking cause they have a sale on the Gen1 right now.

[@xavierantunescastrodelamaz9838]

Same question

[@alexdilbeck1543]

What score would you give these? The same as the 2nd generation?

[@d.imski93]

I received my recovery air today and I got a size medium because I am 5’10. But this seems way too big for me.

[@kernerlong2037]

So since you can’t really change foot to knee pressure like foot 140 calf 130 knee 120 thigh 110 setting manually or any where else does this automatically do that in overlaying chambers?

[@BestMassageTech]

Yes but the differences between chambers are more like 1 mmHg and not 10

[@padmapriyasalapakam7927]

Hey, that's a detailed review. Thank you. Will this be helpful in dealing with 2nd stage of varicose veins?

[@BestMassageTech]

I would think so but would recommend you consult with a doctor

[@juanitaj5286]

Amazing review! ❤ I placed my order and it arrived quickly. Currently there is a promotion. It comes with a free Therabody ProPack.

[@jhelms87]

so does this still have your vote for #1, im a powerlifter who squats and deadlifts heavy on a regular basis and think this could really speed up my recovery? would this product be my best bet?

[@BestMassageTech]

Yes still my top choice and I would recommend it. If you can get it while it’s on sale, take advantage of it. If not, shoot me an email and I can help you order.

[@phutomike]

Woudl you recommend this over normatec 2.0 compression boots?

[@BestMassageTech]

Yes

[@ccou3309]

Does this work the hip flexor and the gluteus?

[@BestMassageTech]

no, it doesn't go up that high.

[@chrisdecrosta2678]

This still model 1 version still worth getting? It’s on sale for $400 so debating snagging it

[@BestMassageTech]

Yes the product is still great, just understand there won’t be any system updates provided for it moving forward. That’s a great price.

[@chrisdecrosta2678]

@@BestMassageTech are system updates that big a deal? Asking because I def ordered it last night lol

[@xavierantunescastrodelamaz9838]

Do you recommend them?

[@chrisdecrosta2678]

Yes I do still using it over a year later!

[@2119rocky]

Thanks for the video. Would this help with my lower back ? Thanks

[@BestMassageTech]

Hmmm I’m not sure I can say they would.

[@BigJasonHenderson]

They have the additional compression pants that are one unit. It goes up to your complete low back and stomach. My wife loves it and does help with low back and hips.

[@2119rocky]

@@BigJasonHenderson Ok great thank you

[@Curtis.fuhrmann]

After watching all your reviews on these products.. I don’t know which one I want/is best for me. I would only use this product at home in the evenings after work and working out. Do you think the pro version is the way to go even though its $500 more?

[@BestMassageTech]

It depends on what’s important to you. If you don’t think you’ll care about various routines or the ability to turn off individual chambers (which it doesn’t sound like you will) then I think the non pro version would suit your needs.

[@BestMassageTech]

If you email me, I’d be glad to help you order.

[@Iammarlonbrown]

@@BestMassageTech I am interested in ordering

[@BestMassageTech]

@@Iammarlonbrown email me. [e-mail]

[@abaoaweikago3092]

I think that using a foam roller and a lacrosse ball would be cheaper for the same effect

[@BestMassageTech]

While they would be cheaper, a foam roller and lacrosse ball would not do what these are designed to do. These are designed to help move fluids in your legs (lymphatic fluid, blood) in an effort to reduce inflammation and provide a tissue flush.

[@abaoaweikago3092]

@@BestMassageTech dumping in a ice bath or taking cold shower can help with inflammation as well. I personally just don't see what purpose this product could provide for me other than being portable and burning a hole in my wallet ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@tuckeroliver8300]

You are seriously talented.

[@BestMassageTech]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@daffyduck4195]

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