Side Kicks Streetwear • Global Release Guide
Updated: 28 September 2026
About the release
Nike and recovery technology brand Hyperice deliver the second product from their ongoing partnership — the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, a proper wearable recovery tool built into slide form. Two colourways drop side by side: Black (style code IZ6715-001) and Muted Grey (style code IZ6715-100). Following the Nike x Hyperice Hyperboot, this slide brings the same clinical recovery-tech thinking down into a lower-price, more everyday form factor. Endorsed by Nike / Hyperice athlete Virgil van Dijk among others, this is positioned as a genuine performance-recovery product rather than a lifestyle slide.
The core tech: an adjustable wide-coverage midfoot strap houses a removable magnetic Hyperslide Pod that delivers three levels of targeted heat (reaching up to 47°C / 117°F) and three vibration modes across the top of the foot. The heat / vibration combo is inspired by Hyperice's popular Venom recovery line. Recovery runs in seamless 15-minute cycles, customisable via on-pod controls or the connected Hyperice App. Grounding the slide is a full-length Nike Air Zoom sole for soft, responsive everyday cushioning, plus a ridged rubber outsole with a concentric circular traction pattern and debossed Nike Swoosh. The strap features a smooth high-tech textile finish with a central mounting hub for the pod and a subtle glowing Hyperice 'H' logo.
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Shop Now →TL;DR – Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide 'Black' & 'Muted Grey' Release Date, Price & Where to Buy
- Release date: Tuesday 29 September 2026
- Model: Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide (Nike x Hyperice recovery footwear)
- Colourways: Black (IZ6715-001) and Muted Grey (IZ6715-100)
- UK retail price: £240 per pair
- US retail price: $250 per pair
- Sizing: Unisex
- Where to buy: Nike.com, Hyperice.com and select retail locations globally
- Recovery tech: Removable magnetic Hyperslide Pod, 3 heat levels (up to 47°C / 117°F), 3 vibration modes, 15-minute recovery cycles, on-pod controls + Hyperice App connectivity
- Build: Full-length Nike Air Zoom sole for everyday cushioning, adjustable wide-coverage midfoot strap, smooth high-tech textile finish, central magnetic pod mounting hub with glowing Hyperice 'H' logo, ridged rubber outsole with concentric circular traction pattern and debossed Nike Swoosh
- Partnership: Second product from the Nike x Hyperice partnership, following the Nike x Hyperice Hyperboot
Release date and price
Both colourways of the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide release on Tuesday 29 September 2026 at select markets via Nike.com, Hyperice.com and select global retail locations. UK retail is £240 per pair, US retail $250. Available in unisex sizing.
At £240, this is positioned firmly at the premium end of the slide market — a price point that reflects the integrated recovery tech rather than the fashion side of things. The pair sits closer in category to a wearable Hyperice Venom product than a standard Nike Calm Slide, and expected buyer profile skews athletes, active recovery-focused users, and anyone spending on serious wellness tech.
Design and details
This isn't a standard slide with a heating element bolted on. The whole product has been engineered around the Hyperslide Pod as the core function, then wrapped in Nike's premium footwear cushioning and structural design. Feedback from elite and everyday athletes drove the innovation — the specific combination of cushioning, heat and vibration technology is the standout, and the speed at which it impacts recovery is what athletes have called out most.
The magnetic Hyperslide Pod
The centrepiece. A removable magnetic pod sits inside the strap's central mounting hub, delivering three levels of heat (up to 47°C) and three vibration modes across the top of the foot. Recovery runs in 15-minute cycles. Customisation happens via on-pod controls or through the connected Hyperice App. The heat and vibration combo directly borrows from Hyperice's popular Venom recovery product line, essentially delivering wearable Venom-tech that works on the top of the foot rather than as a wrap. Because the pod is removable and magnetic, the slide itself remains wearable in a normal state after the recovery session ends.
Full-length Air Zoom sole
Under the tech sits proper Nike footwear engineering. A low-profile, full-length Nike Air Zoom sole provides responsive everyday comfort — this isn't a hard-tech insert on a plastic slide, it's a serious Nike cushioning platform in its own right. The ridged rubber outsole runs a concentric circular traction pattern and features a debossed Nike Swoosh. Grippy, durable, built to hold up to real everyday wear alongside the recovery function.
Monochromatic tech aesthetic
Both colourways lean into a sleek, futuristic monochromatic finish. The strap features smooth high-tech textile construction with a prominent central mounting hub for the magnetic pod, and a subtle contrasting glowing Hyperice 'H' logo. The overall aesthetic is closer to clinical / performance tech than to fashion — this looks and feels like a piece of wearable recovery equipment, not a slide you'd pick to match an outfit. That's the point.
Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide images
Credit: Nike
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Shop Now →The Nike x Hyperice recovery-tech push
The Hyperslide is the second innovation from the ongoing Nike x Hyperice partnership, following the earlier Nike x Hyperice Hyperboot. The partnership represents Nike's broader move into the wearable recovery-tech category — a space Hyperice has led on for years through its Venom, Normatec and Hypervolt product lines. As Anthony Katz, Hyperice founder, put it: this partnership makes premium recovery more accessible than ever, by combining Nike's iconic footwear expertise with Hyperice's clinical recovery tech.
Endorsements from athletes like Nike / Hyperice signing Virgil van Dijk position this firmly as a serious performance product. Where the Hyperboot was priced and built for elite training environments, the Hyperslide brings a version of that recovery experience down into an everyday form factor — wearable through travel, work, post-training and everyday movement rather than just after training sessions. Expect Nike's wider footprint in wearable recovery tech to continue expanding across the next 12-24 months.
Where to buy
The Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide in both Black and Muted Grey releases on Tuesday 29 September 2026 for £240 via Nike.com, Hyperice.com and select global retail locations. Browse other Nike Air Zoom releases and the wider Nike archive on Side Kicks.
FAQ
When does the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide release?
Tuesday 29 September 2026 in select markets via Nike.com, Hyperice.com and select global retail locations. Both the Black (IZ6715-001) and Muted Grey (IZ6715-100) colourways release simultaneously.
How much does the Hyperslide cost?
UK retail is £240 per pair. US retail is $250. The price reflects the integrated Hyperice heat and vibration recovery tech rather than a standard slide build.
How does the recovery tech actually work?
A removable magnetic Hyperslide Pod sits inside the adjustable strap's central mounting hub. It delivers three levels of heat (up to 47°C / 117°F) and three vibration modes across the top of the foot, running in 15-minute recovery cycles. Controls are on the pod itself or through the connected Hyperice App. The heat and vibration combo is inspired by Hyperice's popular Venom line. The pod is removable, so the slide can still be worn normally when not in recovery mode.
Is this a slide or a piece of tech?
Both. Under the Hyperice recovery pod sits a proper full-length Nike Air Zoom sole for responsive everyday comfort, an adjustable padded strap, and a ridged rubber outsole with concentric circular traction and a debossed Nike Swoosh. It's a fully wearable slide with genuine everyday usability — the recovery tech is an active mode you turn on when you need it rather than the only reason to wear the shoe.
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