Attendees walking the floor of a large technology conference

On-site recovery for tech conferences

Conference floors are brutal. We fix that.

Glid3 Recovery deploys compression therapy and recovery experiences directly onto the expo floor, turning ten hours of standing into a reason attendees remember your event and your brand.

What we do

Performance recovery, deployed on the show floor

We run turnkey recovery stations built around pneumatic compression therapy, the same leg and calf systems used by professional athletes, staffed, sanitized and managed by our team from load-in to tear-down.

Cold plunge and light fitness activations are rolling out next, giving organizers and sponsors a scalable menu of physical experiences that fit inside a booth footprint or a dedicated lounge.

8-12
Minutes per session
6-10
Stations per activation
200+
Sessions per event day
100%
Badge-scanned attendees
Athletic pneumatic compression sleeves in use

The equipment

Clinical-grade compression, conference-ready

  • Sequential compression

    Leg and calf sleeves cycle pressure to move fluid out of tired legs in 8-12 minutes.

  • Fully staffed

    Trained attendants handle fitting, timing, sanitation and queue flow all day.

  • Small footprint

    A six-station lounge fits a 10x20 booth, with power and floor plan handled up front.

Who it's for

Two ways to put recovery on your floor

Conference organizers

An attendee-experience amenity that lifts satisfaction scores, extends dwell time and gives your event something competitors don't have.

See the organizer program

Diamond sponsors

A booth activation that builds a line, holds prospects in your space for ten minutes and produces qualified, badge-scanned conversations.

See the sponsor program
Conference attendees using recovery equipment in a lounge
"Recovery is the only amenity attendees physically feel. They remember who gave it to them."

Let's map it to your floor plan

Send us your event dates, expected attendance and available square footage. We'll come back with a station count and a proposal.

Start the conversation