Do your thighs, glutes and hamstrings feel heavy and tired after an intense padel match? Dealing with vibrations and overload during explosive lunges and changes of direction, or slow recovery afterwards? The Floky Activator is a biomechanical compression short that activates, supports and stabilizes your thigh, glute and hip muscles, dampens vibrations and helps you recover faster. To be worn during and after sport.

What problem does the Activator solve?

Padel demands a lot from your thighs and hips: deep lunges, abrupt braking, pivoting and pushing off again. That load causes vibrations and tension in your muscles, leading to fatigue, overload and a higher risk of injury. The Activator tackles this and helps with complaints such as:

• Tired, heavy thighs and glutes during and after sport
• Vibrations and overload of the hamstrings and hip muscles
• Tension and inflammation in tendon and muscle areas
• Lack of stability during changes of direction and jumps
• Slow recovery and stiff muscles after exertion

By combining graduated, localized compression with functional silicone applications, the Activator protects your muscles, supports your movement and speeds up recovery.

How does the Activator work?

• Graduated compression per zone: protects the muscle areas and supports you during changes of direction, jumps and flexion-extension movements, while promoting venous return.
• Vibration-dampening silicone applications: the screen-printed applications with vertical cuts break up the vibrations, helping reduce inflammation and muscle fatigue.
• Glute and hamstring support: functional applications support the lower back, the upper glute muscles and the thigh to help prevent hamstring injuries. The prints in the center of the buttock stimulate contraction during sport and promote recovery.
• Hip stabilization: silicone prints cross at the level of the hip joint for more stability and less risk of inflammation of the hip muscles.
• Anti-slip comfort: the inside of the waistband and the leg bands has anti-allergic, anti-slip material that keeps the short in place, so the compression and the correct tension are maintained.
• FIR bioceramics for recovery: the bioceramics (Far Infrared Rays) in the fabric reflect your body heat and stimulate circulation, for faster recovery.

For whom and when?

The Activator is ideal for padel, tennis and other explosive sports with many lunges and changes of direction. Wear the short during sport (for example under your sports shorts) for support and stability, and afterwards for faster recovery.

Which size do I need?

The Activator is available in two sizes, based on your clothing size.

Size chart

If you are between two sizes, choose the smaller one for firmer compression.

Specifications

• Type: biomechanical compression short (thighs, glutes and hips)
• Color: black
• When to wear: during and after sport
• Suitable for: padel, tennis and other explosive sports
• Material: technical compression fabric with silicone applications and FIR bioceramics
• Features: graduated compression, vibration-dampening applications, glute and hamstring support, hip stabilization, anti-slip waist and leg bands
• Sizes: S/M (40-46), L/XL (48-52)

Care instructions

• Wash at 30°C, inside out, preferably on a delicate cycle.
• Do not use fabric softener: it damages the compression and the silicone applications.
• Do not tumble dry and do not iron. Let the short air dry.

Frequently asked questions

Do I wear the Activator during or after sport?

Both. During sport the short provides support and stability; afterwards the compression and the FIR bioceramics help your muscles recover faster.

How do I determine my size?

Sizing is by clothing size: S/M for 40-46 and L/XL for 48-52. If you are between two sizes, choose the smaller one for firmer compression.

Can I wear the short under my padel shorts?

Yes. The Activator is a compression short that you can comfortably wear under your regular sports shorts, so you benefit from the support while playing.

The Floky Activator is a supportive sports aid and not a medical treatment. If you have persistent, severe or increasing complaints, we recommend consulting a doctor or (sports) physiotherapist for personal advice.