I'm selling an altitude tent that I've used for only six months. There are still two years left on the warranty. I have a high altitude adapter that allows the tent to reach a simulated altitude of 12,500 feet, and an oxygen monitor so the exact altitude can be determined. The tent is a cubicle that fits over any queen size bed. I bought the tent new last year for $7000, right now all the equipment costs $7700, and I'm selling for $5300.
I'll take for 5K!
Try running with duct tape over your mouth, it has the same efect as training at Altitude and a whole lot cheaper that moving to the mountains of Boulder.
I'll try that!
Why spend money on duct tape, just hold your breath!
It only goes up to 12,500 feet? I could save the 5 grand and sleep at the top of a fourteener in Colorado.
Everyone knows that the most altitude gains are made above 20,000 feet.
My motto has always been "No Brain Edema, No Gain,"
I have looked into altitude tents and was wondering
what brand you have for sale? I am curios why you are selling? Where do you have the tent located?
I may only sleep at 800ft, but I run here (and higher) as well. Lets see you try running in your little tent.
Sorry 8000ft not 800ft......my bad
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