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Nike and Hyperice launch recovery slide with heat and vibration

Nike and Hyperice have introduced a new recovery slide that includes built-in heat and vibration technology. The product is designed to help athletes relax and recover muscles after exercise. This marks the first time such features are integrated directly into footwear.

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