Hyperice
Hyperice makes recovery and performance devices, from percussion massage guns to compression boots, sold to athletes and consumers.
Raised $148M across disclosed rounds.[6]
Latest round closed July 2023.[6]
Round size, post-money valuation, and the full investor list are not publicly disclosed.
Therabody · therabody.com · Same buyer and same job to be done: both sell percussion massage and recovery hardware to athletes and fitness consumers, and the businessmodelcanvastemplate competitive landscape names Therabody as a direct competitor to Hyperice.[24]
NormaTec · normatec.com · Same buyer and same product line: Hyperice acquired NormaTec in 2020, and the NormaTec compression boots are a core Hyperice product, so a buyer choosing compression recovery would weigh the standalone NormaTec brand against Hyperice's integrated offering.[2][9]
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Hyperice
Hyperice makes recovery and performance devices, from percussion massage guns to compression boots, sold to athletes and consumers.