Defendant

Hyper Ice Inc.

1 case as defendant.

Cases
1
Active
0
1 closed
Filed
2025
Top venue
C.D. California
1 case

Company profile

Hyper Ice, Inc., commonly known as Hyperice, is a private health technology company headquartered in Irvine, California. Founded in 2010, the company specializes in designing and manufacturing recovery and movement enhancement products. Hyperice has grown to approximately 157-210 employees and has surpassed $200 million in gross annual revenue as of September 2025. The company was valued at $700 million in October 2020 and was expected to eclipse $1 billion in 2021.

Hyperice's product portfolio leverages percussion, vibration, dynamic air compression, thermal technology, and contrast therapy. Key product lines include the Hypervolt series of percussion massage guns, Normatec dynamic air compression systems (e.g., recovery boots), Venom heat and vibration massage devices, Vyper and Hypersphere vibration rollers, and Hyperice X contrast therapy devices. The company has established itself as an official recovery technology partner for major sports leagues, including the NBA, NFL, MLB, PGA Tour, and UFC. In 2025, Hyperice also partnered with Nike to launch the Hyperboot compression boots.

Hyperice maintains an active two-way patent litigation posture, acting as both a plaintiff and a defendant in U.S. District Courts. The company has initiated two plaintiff lawsuits and defended against three defendant lawsuits, all within the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, aligning with its corporate headquarters.

Notable cases include Hyper Ice, Inc. as plaintiff against Therabody, Inc. (2024) and JOICOM CORPORATION d/b/a RENPHO (2024), indicating assertions of its intellectual property. Concurrently, Hyperice has defended against claims brought by entities such as Sichuan Qianli-Beoka Medical Technology Inc. (2025), MerchSource, LLC (2024), and Shenzhen Kelaisiman Trading Co., Ltd. et al. (2024). The company has also expanded its offerings through acquisitions, including Normatec (2020) for pneumatic compression, Recoverx (2021) for intelligent contrast technologies, and Core (2021), a mental wellness company.