Awesome, I was waiting for you to do this video! Now, waiting for comparison video vs Normatec and others. Thank you so much, and keep up the good work. Great Video as usual. btw. I think you are the first person to do review vidoe on this product. 👍
I been watching your videos Boot videos since 2021 and been waiting for this review!! It's sad when I finally decided to buy these they ran out of small.
The vibration feature is a nice addition. I certainly don’t need another pair of boots (been using the RecoveryAir Pro 2nd gen for over a year now) but it is very enticing. Thanks again for the review Pat.
thank you for being the first person to review it on YT! i like the Normatec Elite and don't like the JetBoots Pro Plus mainly of the weight and location of the pump but it has the vibration and red light features that the Normatec Elite don't. since both of them are the same price, which would you recommend? thank you!
Neither of them have the combination of things I would desire, but I would probably give the JetBoots the edge between the two because of the additional features. If I was just looking for an en "everyday" boot that didn't carry such a big pricetag, I'd actually lean toward the JetBoots Prime.
Now that you have had a bit of time to try the Therabody Jet Boots Pro Plus my question is do you prefer these over the Normatec Elite or do the Normatec boots still come out on top over the 2 competitors?
@@thecarpingsaint7143 I would put these above the Normatec Elite as they have almost identical functionality strictly from a compression perspective but with these you get the different routines/modes, the red light and the vibration. I’d actually compare the Elite to the JetBoots Prime more so than these. And to answer your question that follow up question, I would go with the Prime over the Elite, primarily based on price for very similar specs - the Elite isn’t $500 better than the JetBoots Prime.
From the video, you mentioned 3 massage settings, but couldn't tell how strong they are? Curious on massage setting max at level 3, and if they are very effective or not. I am on the fence about next boot purchase.
max at level 3 is 11,500 vibrations per minute, the lowest is 4,500. It is most noticeable in the foot portion, but is able to be felt throughout when the vibrations are activated. The vibrations are good at desensitizing your skin/muscles, which I imagine would be very welcomed when you are sore.
Just wondering do you have to buy all these with your own money or do they send them to you? Because if you had to pay for all the things you review it would cost you a fortune and also, your going to have a lot of equipment haha.
@@BestMassageTech dam that sucks. They should give you at least something for all the things you've bought from them and reviewed. I bought the Theragun pro plus from them because of your review and im sure others have bought stuff from them because of you also. I'm not sure if you would know, but you seem to review lots of things. I was wondering what would recommend or do you think might help me (in your opinion) if I have a peroneal tendon injury and I have lots of trouble activating the right muscles in and around my right foot and ankle and lower leg? I'm thinking of buying a pair of those compression boots and see if thst might help, because everytime I try to sleep all my lower muscles in my leg are sore and ache and it keeps me awake at ight and I have a feeling because I don't sleep my body can't heal.
Awesome, I was waiting for you to do this video! Now, waiting for comparison video vs Normatec and others. Thank you so much, and keep up the good work. Great Video as usual. btw. I think you are the first person to do review vidoe on this product. 👍
Another great video and very well articulated.
Finally a decent carrying bag included for these expensive products
I been watching your videos Boot videos since 2021 and been waiting for this review!! It's sad when I finally decided to buy these they ran out of small.
totally agree about RLT. Red Light isn't going to be enough to make much a difference.
The vibration feature is a nice addition. I certainly don’t need another pair of boots (been using the RecoveryAir Pro 2nd gen for over a year now) but it is very enticing. Thanks again for the review Pat.
Thanks for the kind words and for always providing your thoughts and feedback, it is greatly appreciated!
thank you for being the first person to review it on YT! i like the Normatec Elite and don't like the JetBoots Pro Plus mainly of the weight and location of the pump but it has the vibration and red light features that the Normatec Elite don't. since both of them are the same price, which would you recommend? thank you!
Neither of them have the combination of things I would desire, but I would probably give the JetBoots the edge between the two because of the additional features. If I was just looking for an en "everyday" boot that didn't carry such a big pricetag, I'd actually lean toward the JetBoots Prime.
JetBoots Prime for $499 or RecoveryAir JetBoots for $599.. Which one do you think is better value? Which would you recommend?
You look like Florent Gautreau, great review !
Now that you have had a bit of time to try the Therabody Jet Boots Pro Plus my question is do you prefer these over the Normatec Elite or do the Normatec boots still come out on top over the 2 competitors?
@@thecarpingsaint7143 I would put these above the Normatec Elite as they have almost identical functionality strictly from a compression perspective but with these you get the different routines/modes, the red light and the vibration. I’d actually compare the Elite to the JetBoots Prime more so than these. And to answer your question that follow up question, I would go with the Prime over the Elite, primarily based on price for very similar specs - the Elite isn’t $500 better than the JetBoots Prime.
From the video, you mentioned 3 massage settings, but couldn't tell how strong they are? Curious on massage setting max at level 3, and if they are very effective or not. I am on the fence about next boot purchase.
max at level 3 is 11,500 vibrations per minute, the lowest is 4,500. It is most noticeable in the foot portion, but is able to be felt throughout when the vibrations are activated. The vibrations are good at desensitizing your skin/muscles, which I imagine would be very welcomed when you are sore.
To be clear, it is not a massage setting, but a vibration setting.
@@BestMassageTech thx for the correction , vibration setting
Just wondering do you have to buy all these with your own money or do they send them to you? Because if you had to pay for all the things you review it would cost you a fortune and also, your going to have a lot of equipment haha.
I buy everything from Therabody with my own money and yes, it's very expensive and I do have a LOT of equipment haha!
@@BestMassageTech dam that sucks. They should give you at least something for all the things you've bought from them and reviewed. I bought the Theragun pro plus from them because of your review and im sure others have bought stuff from them because of you also.
I'm not sure if you would know, but you seem to review lots of things. I was wondering what would recommend or do you think might help me (in your opinion) if I have a peroneal tendon injury and I have lots of trouble activating the right muscles in and around my right foot and ankle and lower leg? I'm thinking of buying a pair of those compression boots and see if thst might help, because everytime I try to sleep all my lower muscles in my leg are sore and ache and it keeps me awake at ight and I have a feeling because I don't sleep my body can't heal.
@BesfMassageTech wow, u buy everything yourself? Do you at least get commission if we buy by clicking your link on Ytube?