It can be overwhelming trying to choose the best pair of air compression boots. Dr. Dave Candy compares 4 brands of air compression recovery boots to help you decide which is the best fit for you.
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ReAthlete Air-C Compression Boots:
CINCOM Air Compression Recovery System:
Lymneth Upgraded Compression Boots with Heat:
Wellue Compression Boots:
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In this video, you’ll learn:
00:00 – Which Air Compression Recovery Boots Are Best?
01:04 – ReAthlete Air-C Compression Boots
04:48 – Cincom Professional Recovery System
07:12 – Lymneth Compression Boots with Heat
08:33 – Wellue Compression Boots
10:40 – Which Boots Were My Favorite?
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TY for the video! At one of my PT facilties, they have Normatec. No heat. But zippered. Not sure how many segments it has, probably about 4 or 6. Not sure about the pressure, but it felt great when I began using them after a ladder collapsed under me while I was up on the 3rd and 4th rungs and I fell onto both knees, which already has severe OA from age, past sports injuries and surgery, one each knee. 8 weeks ago had tkr on one knee but was doing well the day of surgery, was able to drive 16 days later, and now back in the gym doing one legged extensions and curls with 50 pounds and have 120 passive flexion and 7 extension hoping to get to 125 active flexion and 5 exentsion over the next 4 weeks.
good choices
You made this video like its made in 1920 ..