Leg Recovery Compression Boots

​​Set-Up Instructions

1. Unpack the Boots: Remove both Recovery Boots from the storage bag and lay them flat.
2. Position the Boots: Align the boots symmetrically on the corresponding legs. Ensure the controllers are on the outside of the legs when correctly fitted.
3. Connect the Battery Packs: Follow the Battery Installation instructions to connect the battery packs to the boots.
4. Choose a Comfortable Position: Sit or lie down in a comfortable, relaxed position for your treatment.
5. Pair the Control Units (if necessary): If the control units don't automatically pair, manually pair them by following the pairing procedure. The icon will light up when successful.

Usage Instructions

1. Power On: Press and hold the ON/OFF button on both controllers until the screens light up.
2. Select Treatment Mode: Press the Mode button to choose your preferred treatment mode.
3. Adjust Pressure: Press the Pressure button to adjust the pressure, starting from the default setting and gradually increasing. The device will pause for 10 seconds between adjustments.
4. Set Treatment Time: Use the Time button to set the treatment duration (15–60 minutes).
5. Start Treatment: Press the ON/OFF button to begin. The device will automatically shut off after the treatment ends.
6. End Treatment Early: Press and hold the ON/OFF button. Deflation will begin shortly.
7. Turn Off: After treatment, the screen will display the selection menu. To turn off, press and hold the ON/OFF button, or press it for 2 seconds to skip deflation and power off immediately.

Under 12 years: Not suitable for use.
Ages 12–18: May use the device under the supervision of a medical professional.
Ages 18+: Suitable for use without medical supervision, unless otherwise advised.
Ages 60+: Appropriate for individuals experiencing circulation issues in the lower extremities; however, personal health conditions and safety considerations should be assessed.

Using recovery boots 3–7 times per week is generally considered safe for most healthy adults. However, it is essential to tailor the frequency to your individual recovery needs and tolerance levels for optimal results.

Wear comfortable, sportswear for your session. Remove all personal items and avoid wearing shoes; socks are fine to wear during treatment.

To deflate the leg recovery boots immediately, slide the Emergency Pressure Relief slider on the side of either control unit, or press the STOP button to instantly release the pressure.

The charging cable is not connected properly.
Ensure the control unit and charging cable are securely connected.
The charging cable may be incompatible.
Use a charger or power bank with a USB-A port.

It’s like the battery is drained, please charge them fully.

The Recovery Boots are made from TPU material. Clean them with a damp cloth and mild detergent (max temperature 40°C), ensuring no liquid enters the controllers. Clean the controllers every 3 months with a damp cloth and check all components regularly.

Do not machine wash the boots or use oil, benzene, alcohol, gasoline, or harsh chemicals. Avoid using chemical solvents not intended for fabric. The airbag should not be spin-dried, dried with a hair dryer, or ironed.

No, they should only be used on your legs.

Fluid retention in the lower legs can be caused by poor circulation, hormonal changes, prolonged standing or sitting and certain medical conditions. Using compression boots can help reduce fluid retention in the legs by improving circulation, encouraging the movement of fluid and alleviating swelling.

The compression boots can help to improve lymphatic drainage in the legs by stimulating circulation and encouraging the movement of lymphatic fluid. Regular movements like walking or leg exercises can also support lymphatic flow. Elevating your legs and staying hydrated further assist in reducing fluid retention in your legs and promoting effective drainage.

Symptoms of poor lymphatic drainage in the legs can include fluid retention, swelling and a feeling of heaviness or tightness in the affected area.