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Snowcap Sleeping Canopy
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$275.00
$275.00
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The Snowcap sleeping canopy is a small enclosure that allows you to sleep at high altitude. The Snowcap concentrates reduced-oxygen air directly over your pillow, instead of enclosing your entire bed inside a plastic tent. The unique design helps keep you cool and comfortable.
(Requires an Altitude Generator, (like the MAG-30) to use for Altitude Training).
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Introducing the Snowcap™, the most comfortable way to sleep while you adapt to altitude. The Snowcap concentrates reduced-oxygen air right over your pillow, where you need it. Instead of having to put your mattress inside a plastic tent, you rest your head on your own pillow, and you are instantly transported to your desired altitude. There is never any waiting for the Snowcap to “get to altitude”. The Snowcap measure 34" wide x 22" deep x 22" high (85 x 56 x 55 cm). The Snowcap is the most "partner-friendly" solution when you want to do altitude training, and your partner does not.
"The Higher Peak sleep canopy reached full altitude in less than 5 minutes, compared to 4.5 hours for the CAT-315, 8 hours for the CAT-430, and 1.7 hours for the Hypoxico Deluxe Bed Tent...The humidity inside the Higher Peak sleep canopy was 48% compared to 70% inside the Hypoxico Deluxe Bed Tent and 64% in the Colorado Altitude Walk-in Tent."
--FEATURES AND PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE ALTITUDE TENT SYSTEMS
The Australian Institute of Sport, 2013
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How the Snowcap Works
The Snowcap features a canopy with a weighted bottom edge that rests gently on your upper body and contains the low oxygen air. Fresh hypoxic (low oxygen) air flows across your face and exits through small gaps around the edge of the canopy. The airflow can be redirected for maximum comfort. Since the low oxygen air is flowing outward, there is no opportunity for regular air to come in. If you lift the canopy during the night, either by getting up or just rolling over, you will get a shot of outside air, but it will quickly be brought back to altitude. If there is a power failure, air from the room can enter through the small gaps around the edge of the canopy, keeping you safe and preventing suffocation. |