Nikka Saadat

And honestly, it’s about time someone figured this out.

With 25% of Americans dealing with knee pain and over 4 million reporting shoulder issues, the recovery tech market has been flooded with expensive gadgets that promise the world but deliver convenience store ice pack results. Hyperice just dropped the X 2 Knee and Shoulder devices for $449 each, and after looking at the specs, this might be the first contrast therapy device that doesn’t require a permanent setup in your garage.

Remember when Kohler was just the brand your contractor recommended for that basic white toilet? Well, those days are officially over. The 150-year-old kitchen and bath giant just dropped a bombshell: they’re launching premium indoor and outdoor saunas this summer. Kohler saunas aren’t just another product launch, they’re a strategic push into the at-home wellness space.

Xponential Fitness is trimming its portfolio once again, selling CycleBar and Rumble Boxing to Extraordinary Brands. The move follows earlier sales of STRIDE and Row House, leaving Xponential with six core concepts as it doubles down on brands delivering what is likely to have stronger returns.