Technology designed around everyday comfort
Eclipse© pneumatic compression is designed to fit naturally into a considered wellness routine. Different devices cover different areas and may appeal to women looking for support with heavy-feeling legs, a feeling of swelling or water retention, visible skin unevenness associated with cellulite, or everyday comfort when living with sensitive legs. Sequential air compression creates a progressive massage sensation designed around comfort and ease of use at home.
A feeling of lighter legs
and greater day-to-day comfort
A routine for puffiness and water retention
focused on compression, comfort and a drainage-like sensation
Gentle support for leg comfort
including for sensitive legs or discomfort that may be associated with lipedema
Eclipse devices are wellness products designed to support everyday comfort. If you have a medical condition or are unsure whether pneumatic compression is appropriate for you, seek advice from your healthcare professional.
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It’s a definite yes! It is perfect and reaches right up to the lower waist. The massage at that level feels incredibly pleasant. I’m sold!
A genuinely high-quality product. The 8 air chambers massage from the feet all the way up to the waist, and the sensation is impressive. You can really feel the pressu...
Pneumatic compression really helps me: less discomfort, better-feeling circulation and lighter legs. It has become my evening wellbeing ritual.
After my two pregnancies, Eclipse helped me reduce the feeling of water retention and improve the appearance of my cellulite. My legs and waist feel more toned again.
Since I started using the boots and belt, I can see a real difference. My legs and waist look noticeably more defined, and my skin looks better.
A real change in my legs. I genuinely recommend it.
I had wanted a pair of compression boots for a very long time. It is an investment, but I have no regrets. A real moment of wellbeing, and I can see results too.
FAQ
Everything you need to know to use compression boots properly at home.
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How do I choose the right air-compression device?
Start with three things: your goal, the areas you want to cover and your sensitivity to compression. Some women mainly want a routine for heavy-feeling legs, while others want broader coverage for puffiness, water retention or visible skin unevenness. The Eclipse quiz helps guide you towards boots, pants, a belt or an arm sleeve based on those priorities.
What is the difference between compression boots, pants and a belt?
Compression boots primarily cover the feet, calves, knees and thighs. Compression pants extend the coverage to the hips and glutes and, depending on the model, the lower abdomen. The belt focuses on the waist and abdominal area. The best choice therefore depends first on where you want the compression to act.
Can pneumatic compression help with heavy-feeling legs and water retention?
Sequential pneumatic compression is commonly used in wellness routines for its progressive massage sensation and the feeling of lighter, less puffy legs it can provide. For persistent or unexplained swelling, especially if it is sudden or affects only one side, seek medical advice rather than relying on a wellness device.
Which device should I choose for cellulite appearance and circulation-focused comfort?
If your priority is mainly the legs, compression boots are the most targeted option. If you also want coverage over the hips and glutes, compression pants may be more suitable. Choose according to the areas you want to cover, your body shape and the type of routine you will realistically use consistently.
Can pneumatic compression be considered for discomfort associated with lipedema?
Some women living with lipedema use pneumatic compression as part of a broader comfort-focused routine. It does not treat or cure lipedema and should not replace medical advice. If you have diagnosed or suspected lipedema, choose the device and pressure settings with your healthcare professional, particularly if your tissues are sensitive or painful.
Why use the Eclipse quiz before choosing a device?
The right device is not the same for everyone. Your priority areas, desired coverage, comfort needs and goals all influence whether boots, pants, a belt or an arm sleeve makes the most sense. The quiz gives you a clearer starting recommendation before you compare the collections in detail.
Choosing an at-home compression device is mainly about matching the technology to the areas you want to cover and the routine you want to build.
Heavy-feeling legs, puffiness, water retention, visible cellulite or comfort needs associated with lipedema do not all call for the same format. Eclipse offers multi-chamber devices designed for different coverage areas, from targeted leg compression to broader lower-body routines.
Some women primarily want a drainage-focused leg routine and a feeling of lightness. Others want to cover wider areas such as thighs, hips or the waist. With lipedema, the priority is different again: comfort, sensitivity, regularity and coordination with professional care matter more than cosmetic promises.
That is why the best device is the one that matches both the area concerned and the way you intend to use it consistently.
Air-compression devices differ in chamber count, sequencing, pressure control, fit and the areas they cover. These details shape the feel and precision of each session. A more segmented system can offer:
- more progressive compression across the covered area
- a smoother, more continuous massage sensation
- more flexibility in programs and pressure settings
- options better suited to different body shapes and coverage needs
The right choice depends on your priorities and comfort, not simply on choosing the highest specification.
Every body and every routine is different. Our quiz is designed to guide you towards the Eclipse device that best matches your priority areas, needs and goals.
In just a few questions, you receive a personalised recommendation that gives you a clear starting point for comparing the range.