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Take up to $400 off the NormaTec 2.0 Recovery System, while supplies last.
COMPRESSION LEGS, also referred to as compression boots, have seen a massive uptick in popularity in the past couple of years. While most of the buzz has been due to more positive in-depth reviews and star-studded marketing campaigns, the truth about compression boots is the tech has continued to improve—which means the product has gotten better.
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One of the first compression leg systems that garnered high praise from us was the Normatec Pulse 2.0, a recovery system that not only boosted circulation in the legs but also the hips. The Pulse 2.0 even won the category for "Best Bluetooth Recovery Boots" at our 2020 Home Gym Awards. What's awesome is the Normatec Pulse 2.0 just went on a flash-sale never before seen. Normally $1,149, the Pulse 2.0 is now on sale for $749 (35% off)—a savings of $400!
In broad speak, the Pulse 2.o helps increase circulation in the legs and hips via a compression massage. The benefits are a faster recovery, reduced soreness and pain, and, of course, the ability to work your legs and hips from comfort of your own home. The Pulse 2.0 is also portable, so you can pack it in your car or take it on the road to your next race, event, or vacation.
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In terms of how good the deal on the Pulse 2.o is, we did some background research and discovered this is the lowest recorded price ever on the product, according to the Amazon price checking site CamelCamelCamel. Want to buy the compression legs without the hip package? You can also acquire the Normatec 2.0 Recovery Legs on sale right now and save $200 (22% off)—the lowest recorded price ever on the Normatec 2.0 boots when sold standalone!
If you're looking to take your recovery process to the next level, this is the best opportunity to secure a pair of compression legs for the low. In the past you'd have to go to a massage therapist to get this kind of muscle work, but now you can achieve a high-level recovery routine from wherever and however you want. It's worth mentioning we understand the price point on this tech is an investment, but when you consider how much you'd pay going to a single massage therapist session (~$50-$100), you're getting an insane deal when you configure cost-per-use. Oh, and the Pulse 2.0 Recovery Legs and Hips and the 2.0 Recovery Legs are Prime eligible, so you're getting lighting fast shipping too!
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There's no telling how long this deal might last so it's best to take advantage of the savings while you still can!
John Thompson is the Gear and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he covers fashion, grooming, gear, and technology. He was previously the Style & Gear Editor at BroBible.com, and a commerce writer for TheManual.com. His interests include shopping for rare vintage clothes and following his favorite baseball team, the Kansas City Royals.
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