A hypoxic generator and altitude tent built for distance runners — sourced from the same manufacturer behind the equipment elite programs use, without the markup of a big brand name.
"Living High, Training Low" is the same principle elite altitude camps are built around: spend enough hours breathing thinner air for your body to adapt, while keeping every actual workout at full sea-level quality. A hypoxic tent puts that adaptation in your own bedroom.
The tent fits over your own mattress and pillow — no travel, no altitude camp required.
Adjust simulated altitude from sea level up to 21,330 ft to match your training block.
Swap the tent for the mask and connect to a treadmill or bike for interval work at altitude.
The pulse oximeter add-on shows your actual SpO₂ response, so you're not guessing.
Every order starts with the three core components below — add accessories to build the setup that fits your training.
The core unit — adjustable flow and O₂ concentration with an LCD display.
A clear-wall sleeping canopy that fits right over your own bed.
Buffers airflow so the generator runs quieter and more efficiently overnight.
For interval sessions on a treadmill, bike, or track at simulated altitude.
Extended reach so the generator can sit outside your room to cut noise further.
Fingertip SpO₂ and heart-rate monitor to track how your body is responding.
Verify the real-time O₂ concentration inside your tent as you sleep.
A written protocol so you know how to dose your altitude exposure, not guess.
Real photos of the equipment — unboxed, set up, and in use.
The tent goes over your mattress and the generator plugs in nearby — with the extra tubing, it can sit outside your room to keep things quiet.
Use the LCD panel to set your simulated elevation, anywhere from sea level to 21,330 ft.
Follow the included protocol, check your numbers with the oximeter, and adjust as your season builds.
Straight from the manufacturer spec sheet — no rounding up.
| Hypoxic flow | 100 LPM |
| Hypoxic concentration | 9%–20.9% |
| Simulated altitude | 0–6,500 m (0–21,330 ft) |
| Sound level | ≤50 dB |
| Power consumption | ≤550 W |
| Net weight | 27 kg (~60 lb) |
| Dimensions | 365 × 375 × 600 mm |
| Alarms | Power failure, high/low pressure |
| Optional add-ons | Pulse oximeter, O₂ monitoring |
No inventory markup, no franchise fee baked into the price — just the equipment.
Add a training mask, extra tubing, pulse oximeter, oxygen detector, or the written protocol manual — priced individually based on what your setup needs.
Want a custom setup?
Only need the tent, or want to add a mask and oximeter for a teammate? Message me and we'll price out a configuration for your team or program.
Ask about your setupShips directly from the manufacturer. Realistic delivery window is 3–5 weeks — you'll hear from me at every step, not just at checkout.
Yes. Hypoxic tents and generators simulate thinner air — they don't add any substance to your body. It's a standard, legal training method used by high school, collegiate, and professional programs.
The generator runs at ≤50 dB, and with the included extra tubing it can sit outside your bedroom so you barely notice it running.
Every system ships directly from the manufacturer. A realistic window is 3–5 weeks — I'd rather tell you that up front than have you wondering mid-shipment.
Message me right away with photos and we'll sort out a replacement with the manufacturer. You're not dealing with a call center.
No — the same "sleep high, train low" principle applies at every level. It's used by high school programs building toward states just as much as national teams.
Yes. Message me with what you need — a tent-only setup, an extra mask for a teammate, whatever your program actually needs — and I'll put together a price.
Send a message and I'll get back to you personally — whether that's pricing for a team, a question about setup, or just wanting to see it in person first.