Aerify Recovery
Aerify Recovery Pants - Professional Compression Pants
The Aerify Recovery Pants Attachment provides simultaneous pneumatic compression for the entire lower body—buttocks, groin, back, and legs—in a single session. Designed as an add-on for your Aerify system, it offers professional-grade quality for both clinic and home users.
Key Benefits
- Full-body compression: buttocks, groin, back, and legs simultaneously
- Wide range of sizes: Height 1.60–1.95 m, inside leg length 70–105 cm
- Professional quality: for medical practices and home users
- Quick installation: plugs directly into a compatible Aerify system
Technical Specifications
| Inseam Length | 70–105 cm |
| Height | 1.60–1.95 m |
Applications
For clinic and home users who want to treat the entire lower body in a single session.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I use the pants at the same time as the boots?
No—only one attachment can be operated on the control unit at a time.
What body heights are these pants suitable for?
For body heights ranging from 1.60 to 1.95 m with an inseam of 70–105 cm.
Do I need an additional device?
Yes—the Pants are an attachment and require a compatible Aerify controller (Standard, Charge, or ALPHAS).
What's the difference between these and compression shorts?
The shorts cover the hips, thighs, and knees—the recovery pants cover the entire lower body, including the buttocks, groin, lower back, and legs.
Important Information
Pneumatic compression is not suitable for everyone. You should refrain from using this device in cases of, among others, decompensated heart failure, existing or suspected thrombosis, extensive thrombophlebitis, acute erysipelas or acute phlegmon, compartment syndrome, severe uncontrolled hypertension, acute infections or open wounds in the treatment area, and severe peripheral arterial occlusive disease. Please read the instructions for use before your first application and consult your doctor if you have any pre-existing conditions or are unsure.
Note: This device is intended for sports, recovery, and well-being. It is not a substitute for medical treatment or advice.