That was until I played my first game of soccer in seven years.
The SoleFlux Relax aren’t the cheapest or the most expensive pair of compression boots on the market.
Youll find cheaper options from the likes of Pulsio or more expensive options from Hyperice.
The SoleFlux Relax, like all leg compression boots, are simple in concept.
Theyre enormous boots that cover your feet, lower leg, and most of your thigh.
There are three programs each available in three different durations.
Circulation Mode sends pressure up your leg starting at your foot and is dubbed as a sports recovery mode.
Each is available as a 10, 20, or 30-minute program.
I was surprised by how intense the pressure was, even in the middle or lower tweaks.
Rest assured, at least, that even the very achiest and stiffest legs can benefit from Ublives.
As noted, they were a vital part of my recent recovery from my soccer-induced leg pain.
Beyond sports, Ive found myself using them at some point of every day for a variety of reasons.
The control units are powered by USB-C and take around 2 and a half hours to charge.
Ublives SoleFlux Relax: Price and availability
The Ublives SoleFlux Relax are available exclusively from Ublives.com.
The AirFit Hyperbag is an optional extra that costs $120.
Ublives advertises a 90-day money-back guarantee for users who want to try the product.
TechRadar readers can score them at the reduced price of $479 by using the codeTechradar20at Ublives.com.
I used all three of the programs available for each of the three durations available.
I also ran the batteries to zero and recharged them multiple times to test battery life and recharge time.
First reviewed: November 2024
