Comparison of Altitude Training Systems
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There are various hypoxia (altitude) systems on the market that vary widely in price. Here are some notes I've made while looking at the market place.
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1 Mechanical Hypoxic Generators
Mechanical generators use a compressor
1.1 Hypoxico
Hypoxico systems is an established manufacturer. The prices I was quoted in 2009 were
- Everest Summit, $4,900. Provides 12,500 ft, or 21,000 ft with a $200 adapter.
- HYP123, $5,500. Provides 12,500 ft, or 21,000 ft with a $200 adapter. Upgrade to HYP100.
- HYP100, $4,900. Provides 9,000 ft, or 21,000 ft with a $200 adapter. Upgrade to HYP100.
- Conversion for use in exercise - $700
- Tents - $350+
1.2 Go2Altitude
Go2Altitude focuses on systems for intermittent hypoxic training rather than sleep systems. The cheapest system is their One Person / Portable.
- One Person / Portable 2010, $5,990 (6,500 delivered). Provides 21,000 ft and comes with pulse oximeter, PC software and hoses/masks
