Each segment is either filling, deflating, on or off. The normatec also does these, like micropulses at times. so someone who is smaller 4 will be lighter than someone bigger. I think one thing I remember someone from normatec telling me is they essentially calibrate at the beginning, figuring out how big your leg is so it can figure out the amount of pressure needed at different intensity levels.
I like them, but I obviously can't speak to them scientifically. same deal, not super fast, but thought it helped. My brother borrowed them for the last time he did a nyc marathon. These are not "slowtwtichers" They're there to have a good time and it seems to help their legs and be able to go ride another 70 the next day. I bring them along, and pretty much every day there is a line of my friends wanting to use them. $400 is still a good chunk of change, so this is low on the priority list, but if someone wants to get me one, or if I receive an amazon gift cart to defer the cost, I may pick one up.Įvery year I got to training camp with about 6-10 friends in NC. It's also a bit more bulky than the Normatec, but for $1,000 less, I can live with both. It seems that the biggest strike against the Air Relax is that it is the noisiest of the bunch. While they all prefer the Normatecs, they also say that for the price, the Air Relax does pretty much the same thing & are just as effective. See the link below for a relatively recent review of several recovery systems.Ī few people in my tri club have tried the Podium Legs/Air Relax and also the Normatecs. From my research, it seems that Podium Legs went out of business & either reformed as, or was bought out by Unix & they renamed the product the Air Relax. I can't afford (nor justify) the price of Normatecs.
I have the orange Air Relax ones in my Amazon wish list for the same reason as you.
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