Sequential compression recovery. Flush the legs, speed the bounce-back.
Pneumatic recovery boots — eight independent chambers per boot inflate in sequence to lift circulation, support lymphatic drainage and ease muscle fatigue. Effortless, popular, and an easy add to any recovery line-up.
Built by CTN (Cryotech Nordic, Finland).
Independent chambers inflate in sequence to move fluid up the limb.
0–250 mmHg and 10–50 minutes, tuned to the client and the moment.
Sequential compression supports lymphatic drainage and eases heavy legs.
The client relaxes while the boots work — an easy, popular add-on.
Reusable copy for the operator's own marketing.
Sequential compression lifts circulation through the legs.
Eases tired, heavy legs and speeds the bounce-back after load.
Supports lymphatic drainage and that light-legs feeling.
| Chambers | 8 independent per boot |
|---|---|
| Pressure | 0–250 mmHg |
| Session | 10–50 minutes |
| Modes | Sequential compression programmes |
| Weight | 2 kg — light, easy to store |
| Power | Battery-powered control unit |
| Battery | 2,500 mAh standard / 5,000 mAh Pro |
| Charge time | 2–4 hours |
| Runtime | 60–180 min per charge |
| Noise | ≤45 dB |
| Setup | A regular chair is enough — no treatment table needed |
| Hygiene | Boots wiped with an alcohol wipe between clients; clients wear their own clothing underneath as a barrier |
At €500 list it doesn’t take many sessions. Move the sliders to your own numbers.
Indicative treatment revenue before running costs, staff and VAT — to frame the conversation, not a financial projection. Also sold as a 5-session card (~€68, ex-BTW).
Fast leg recovery for gyms and performance clinics.
A gentle circulation and drainage tool.
Popular, effortless, high-margin recovery for wellness venues.
A feel-good recovery ritual.
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Pneumatic compression is intended for people in good health and is not suitable for everyone. Screen clients against the following before any treatment.
Whenever unsure about any listed or other potential contraindication, the client should consult their doctor before any treatment. Source: CTN e°COMPRESSION documentation.