Compression boots that do what they promise

Rebound makes compression boots with six or eight separate air chambers per leg, six programmes and pressure you set yourself, from light to very firm. We focus on three things: pressure that is the same every session, a fit that matches your height, and a set that still works the same after a season of hard use. Made for athletes who train seriously, and just as good for anyone with heavy legs after a long day.

What we focus on
Hands holding the Rebound control unit on a pair of inflated compression boots

With compression boots, the difference is in the details

Pressure that drops halfway through a session, a boot that does not close well at the knee, a hose that keeps coming loose. Any one of those turns a set of compression boots into an expensive device that ends up in a cupboard. Rebound is built on the opposite.

What Rebound is built on

Two things settled what we would put our name on.

Athlete sitting upright wearing Rebound Compression Boots

Started by athletes who could tell the difference

The people behind Rebound train themselves and know how heavy legs feel after intervals or a match. They quickly noticed which boots really did something and which mostly looked the part. That difference is hard to put in an advert, but you feel it in your legs straight away.

Close-up of the Rebound control unit resting on a compression boot

Pressure, fit, reliability. In that order.

Air compression only works well if every chamber fills and releases at the right moment, the pressure is the same every session and the boots close well around your legs. That is why every set has six or eight separate chambers per leg, you set the pressure in steps of 5 mmHg and you choose your size by your height.

What we hold to

Four rules that decide what carries our name and how we talk about it.

A small range, on purpose

We sell two sets of compression boots and the parts to keep them running for a long time. We would rather do a few things really well than fill a catalogue with nearly good.

Fit is not a detail

A boot that is too short or too loose puts the pressure in the wrong place. That is why you choose your size by your height, and we help if you are right between two sizes. Feel free to mail us before you order.

No spec-sheet theatre

Numbers that sound impressive and change nothing stay out of our product copy. If a figure does not change how the thing feels to use, we leave it out.

We say what it does not do

Compression supports how you train and how you recover. It is not a treatment, and if you are working back from an injury your physio's advice comes before ours.

Before it carries our name

Three things have to be right before a set leaves our door.

01

It gets used properly first

Not a demonstration on a shop floor. Weeks of real training, by people who notice the difference between good and nearly good.

02

The pressure has to stay consistent

Even pressure on day one is easy. What counts is whether it is still the same on day two hundred, in every size, on every setting.

03

The fit has to work on real bodies

Different heights, different builds, the same pressure where it belongs. That is why there are four sizes, from Small to Extra Large, chosen by your height.

Two other ways in

Buying for a team or a club?

The same compression boots, in the numbers a squad needs, with sizing worked out before you order and one invoice at the end.

See how that works

Selling Rebound in your shop?

We work with a short list of shops rather than a long one, so the people on it get real support.

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