REDi | R2 Compression Boots
Zip in after a hard session and let eight chambers work up your legs, foot to hip, for twenty minutes. Heavy legs go in. Lighter ones come out.
REDi Perfuse™ — 8 overlapping chambers inflate in sequence from the foot up, then release. 30–260 mmHg. 6 patterns. 4–6 hours of battery, no power point. One size, with zones you can switch off.
or 4 × $299.75 with Afterpay
What $1,199 gets you
Everything is in the box. Nothing else to buy, and nothing to size — the boots fit 5'0" to 6'6" and you switch off the chambers you do not need.
Used by CrossFit Games, HYROX and AFL athletes. Designed by an exercise physiologist in a working recovery clinic on the Sunshine Coast.
What's in the box
- R2 compression boots, pair (125cm, one size, selectable zones)
- Wireless controller with rechargeable battery (4–6 hours)
- Charger and AU plug
- Carry backpack, purpose-built for the boots
Specifications
- Technology: REDi Perfuse™ — sequential pneumatic compression
- Chambers: 8 overlapping, foot to hip
- Pressure range: 30–260 mmHg
- Patterns: 6 inflation patterns
- Session timer: 5–99 min (20–30 recommended)
- Battery: 4–6 hours, wireless
- Sizing: one size — 125cm, selectable zones · fits 5'0" to 6'6"
- Warranty: 1-year manufacturer, Australian support
- In the box: boots (pair), controller, carry backpack
Shipping, returns, warranty
Designed to support general wellness and recovery routines. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
How it works — REDi Perfuse™
Sequential compression does what your calf and thigh muscles do when you walk: squeeze from the bottom up, then let go. The boots do it for twenty minutes while you sit still.
Eight chambers inflate one after the other, from the foot up, moving blood and fluid up the leg toward the trunk the same way walking does.
The chambers let go. Pressure drops, and blood flows back into the leg. Then it starts again. The boots create the conditions; your body does the rest.
Overlapping chambers, foot to hip. No gaps.
mmHg. Light to deep.
Inflation patterns.
Battery. No power point.
How it fits your routine
Recovery only works if it gets used. This has one step: zipping in.
One size. Switch off the zones you do not need. About a minute.
Six patterns, 30–260 mmHg. Match it to how the legs feel today.
Wireless. The boots cycle and stop by themselves.
After hard sessions, or the morning after. Consistency is the whole thing.
What to compare before you buy any boots
Six things decide whether compression boots get used or end up in a cupboard. Check them on any boot you are considering — here is where the R2 sits.
| Check | Typical consumer boots | REDi R2 |
|---|---|---|
| Chambers | 4, with gaps and pressure spikes where they meet. | 8, overlapping, foot to hip |
| Pressure range | Tops out around 100–150 mmHg. Less headroom for a heavy block. | 30–260 mmHg |
| Power | Corded, or a short battery. Tied to a wall. | Wireless, 4–6 hours |
| Sizing | Short / standard / tall. Guessing, and returns for fit. | One size, 5'0"–6'6", switch off zones |
| Warranty & support | Overseas returns queue. Nobody local to answer. | 1 year, Sunshine Coast QLD, email the founder |
| In the box | Carry bag is usually an extra. | Boots, controller, carry backpack |
"Typical" describes common consumer compression boots sold in Australia; check the spec sheet of any boot you are comparing.
Who it's for
Anyone whose legs carry the day. Not just athletes.
Two sessions a day, a race block, a comp weekend. Twenty minutes in the boots between them.
Nurses, tradies, hospitality, retail — ten hours standing. Boots on when you get home, feet up, TV on.
Flights, long drives, hotel rooms. Wireless, so it goes in the backpack and works anywhere there is a chair.
The protocol
20–30 minutes. The timer runs 5–99 minutes and the boots stop by themselves.
Start low, 30–60 mmHg. Most people settle between 80 and 150. Go higher in a heavy block.
After hard sessions. Daily is fine in a big training week. Consistency matters more than intensity.
After training is the main use. The morning after, or rest days, also work.
If you have a history of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), peripheral vascular disease, or a current condition affecting the legs, check with your clinician before using compression boots.
Questions we get asked
Does one size really fit all?
What are the 6 patterns?
What pressure should I start on?
How long should a session be?
Before or after training?
Can I use the R2 and the Precision wrap at the same time?
Can I get cheaper boots overseas?
Is it safe to use daily?
What if I'm not sure it's right for me?
In elite training — right now
Athletes at the top of CrossFit, HYROX and the AFL, using it in their actual recovery — gyms, hotel rooms, kitchens, wherever the week takes them.
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I run a recovery clinic on the Sunshine Coast. Every REDi product started as something I wanted for the people who train with us and couldn't buy the way I wanted it. The R2 is the boot we use on clients every day. I chose eight chambers and the wide pressure range because that is what I would want in the clinic — then made it available to you.
Australian warranty and support · hello@redirecovery.com.au
Try it for 30 days. Use it properly. If it doesn't earn its place in your routine, contact us and we'll refund you in full. No hoops. No restocking fee.
Legs that are ready tomorrow.
Eight chambers, foot to hip, twenty minutes on the couch. Wireless, one size, stops by itself. 30 days, money back.