Therabody RecoveryPulse Arm
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Knitted Compression With Vibration
The Therabody RecoveryPulse Arm is a knitted compression sleeve for the upper arm and elbow, with five small vibration motors built into the garment. The squeeze comes from the fabric itself, so nothing inflates and no pump or hose is involved. Five sizes run from X-Small to X-Large, chosen on the circumference of your bicep, and vibration comes in three patterns: Low, High and Wave. A battery pack the size of a matchbox slides out for charging and runs 45 minutes. The sleeve ships with two charging cables and a pouch. It is HSA/FSA Accepted, with a 1-year limited warranty.
Sizing deserves a minute here, because the five bands overlap on purpose. Measure at the widest point in your biceps with the muscle relaxed. X-Small covers 22 to 26 cm, Small covers 23 to 30, Medium covers 27 to 34, Large covers 31 to 42 and X-Large starts at 40. That means a 25 cm arm falls in two sizes, a 32 cm arm in two, and a 41 cm arm in two. Therabody settles that on experience, not on the tape: if you are in-between sizes and brand new to compression, size up; if you wear compression garments often, size down.
The garment is 70 percent germanium polyester with 30 percent nylon and spandex, and in size M it weighs 193 g (6.8 oz) with the battery in and 168 g (5.9 oz) without. Five QX-Micro Motors sit inside it. The battery pack measures 47 by 52 by 11 mm and charges over USB-C. The controls sit on the pod that also holds the battery. It is HSA/FSA Accepted, with your plan administrator deciding an individual claim, and it carries a 1-year limited warranty.
Key Features
The knit holds the arm under steady pressure while five motors add movement on one of three patterns.
What You Get
Nothing on this sleeve inflates, so fit and runtime come down to a knit composition, five size bands and a 45-minute battery.
A Closer Look
Take a tape measure to the widest point of your bicep with the muscle relaxed, not flexed, and read the number in centimetres or inches. Expect to land in two sizes at once, because the bands are built to overlap: X-Small and Small share 23 to 26 cm, Medium and Large share 31 to 34 cm, Large and X-Large share 40 to 42 cm. The tie-breaker is your own history with compression clothing, and the rule runs the opposite way to the one on the JetBoots.
Everything is run from the pod on the sleeve. Press to start, press again to move between Low, High and Wave, and the pattern holds until you change it or the charge runs out at 45 minutes. The pod also holds the battery, which lifts out when it needs charging. The garment carries on squeezing whether the motors are running or not, because that pressure comes from the knit and not from the hardware.
The knit is 70 percent germanium polyester with the remaining 30 percent nylon and spandex, which is where the stretch and the recovery in the fit come from. Four things arrive in the box: the sleeve with its battery pack, a USB-C to USB-A charging cable, a second USB-C cable with an adapter, and a pouch for laundry and travel. In size M the whole thing weighs 193 g with the battery and 168 g without, which is light enough to forget on the arm.
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The RecoveryPulse Arm is the compression product in the range that fits an arm, and the only one where the pressure comes from fabric. The two boot models use air and cover the leg from foot to hip.



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