Hot and cold wearables

Warm, then cold

Two wearables that make both temperatures themselves and alternate between them on a timer. No ice, no water and nothing to plug in while you use them.

Compare the two
Contrast X Contrast Pulse

The contrast wearable for you

One question: warm and cold on a limb, or all four therapies on a joint.

Contrast Pulse wearable contrast therapy device

Arm or leg · Warm and cold

Contrast Pulse

$300NZD

Bends around a limb, or straps flat through the frame for a larger muscle.

  • 38 to 47 °C warm, 5 to 15 °C cold
  • Three levels each way
  • Contrast mode alternates for you
View the Contrast Pulse
Contrast X shaped contrast therapy wrap

Shoulder or knee · Four therapies

Contrast X

$700NZD

A shaped wrap with the control unit and the thermal module clipped on the front.

  • 35 to 42 °C warm, 8 to 16 °C cold
  • Vibration and 660 nm red light
  • Straps hold it on the joint
View the Contrast X

What contrast therapy is

Warm, then cold, then warm again. The device holds each one and switches between them for you.

Warm

Up to 47 °C

Held steady for the session

  1. 1 WarmUp to 47 °C on the Pulse and 42 °C on the X, over three levels, held steady rather than cooling off the way a wheat pack does.
  2. 2 ColdDown to 5 °C on the Pulse and 8 °C on the X, made by the device itself, so there is nothing to freeze beforehand.

Warm and cold, or all four

Both hold a set temperature and both alternate between them. What changes is where the device goes and what else it does while it is there.

Side by side Same contrast mode, same warranty, same hour on a charge.
Contrast Pulse wearable contrast therapy device
Arm or leg · Warm and cold Contrast Pulse$300NZDView the Contrast Pulse
Contrast X shaped contrast therapy wrap
Shoulder or knee · Four therapies Contrast X$700NZDView the Contrast X
Temperature
Warm
38 to 47 °C, three levels
35 to 42 °C, three levels
Cold
5 to 15 °C, three levels
8 to 16 °C, three levels
Contrast mode
Alternates warm and cold
Alternates warm and cold
What else it does
Vibration
No
Yes
Red light
No
660 nm at the contact point
Fit
Where it goes
Arm or leg
Shoulder or knee
How it fits
Bends around the limb, or flat through the frame
Shaped wrap, strapped on
Ownership
Run time
An hour or more per charge
An hour or more per charge
Charging
USB
USB-C
Warranty
1 year limited, from delivery
1 year limited, from delivery
Contrast Pulse wearable contrast therapy device
Contrast Pulse$300NZD
Arm or leg · Warm and cold View the Contrast Pulse
Temperature
Warm38 to 47 °C, three levels
Cold5 to 15 °C, three levels
Contrast modeAlternates warm and cold
What else it does
VibrationNo
Red lightNo
Fit
Where it goesArm or leg
How it fitsBends around the limb, or flat through the frame
Ownership
Run timeAn hour or more per charge
ChargingUSB
Warranty1 year limited, from delivery
Contrast X shaped contrast therapy wrap
Contrast X$700NZD
Shoulder or knee · Four therapies View the Contrast X
Temperature
Warm35 to 42 °C, three levels
Cold8 to 16 °C, three levels
Contrast modeAlternates warm and cold
What else it does
VibrationYes
Red light660 nm at the contact point
Fit
Where it goesShoulder or knee
How it fitsShaped wrap, strapped on
Ownership
Run timeAn hour or more per charge
ChargingUSB-C
Warranty1 year limited, from delivery
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Questions, Answered

What is contrast therapy?

Alternating between a warm temperature and a cold one. Traditionally that means moving between a hot shower and an ice bath; these two devices make both temperatures themselves and alternate between them on a timer, on the part of the body you strap them to.

Which one should I buy?

The Contrast Pulse if you want warm and cold on an arm or a leg, at $300. The Contrast X if you want a shoulder or a knee, and vibration and a 660 nm red light as well, at $700. The comparison above sets them out row by row.

Do I need ice or water?

No. Both devices generate their own warm and cold, and both run off an internal battery, so there is nothing to freeze beforehand and nothing to plug in while you use them.

How long does a charge last?

An hour or more of continuous use on either device. The Pulse charges over USB and the X over USB-C.

Is there anyone who should not use them?

Yes. Do not use either device over broken skin, an open wound, a rash or an infection, or anywhere you have reduced sensation and cannot feel temperature properly. Check with your doctor or physio first if you are pregnant, diabetic, have a circulatory or nerve condition, or are recovering from surgery. Neither is suitable for anyone under 18, and neither should be used while asleep.

What is the warranty, and can I return one?

One year from the day it is delivered, on both. Returns are 30 days from delivery, unused and in the original packaging, with return shipping paid by you. Delivery is free anywhere in New Zealand, and technical support is for the life of the product.

The Premier Recovery Station

For gyms and facilities

Premier Recovery Station

$7,650NZD

Compression, percussion and contrast in one member-facing unit for a gym floor, with the Contrast Pulse as its contrast component.

  • AeroBoots Pro and AeroSleeves Pro, wireless
  • Two ProGun percussion devices
  • Two Contrast Pulse
  • A custom rollable stand, and every component can be swapped
See the Recovery Station

Still deciding?

Tell us where it hurts and which one you are leaning towards, and we will tell you whether it is the right call.

Call 022 621 0979
Free delivery
1 year limited warranty
Lifetime support