Oxygen-supported exercise
EWOT Standard
For a simple oxygen-only routine.
- Oxygen-rich air during exercise
- One person at a time
- No altitude or contrast mode
From $3,095 USDComplete 10 L/min system · Kit only $895
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Your entry to contrast training
Adaptive Contrast
A lower-cost way to add an altitude challenge.
- Switch between altitude air and oxygen
- One person at a time
- Fixed 10,000 ft altitude
From $5,150 USD10 L/min system
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Extreme
More room to tailor your training over time.
- Adjustable altitude and oxygen recovery
- One person at a time
- 10,000–22,000 ft altitude
From $7,075 USD10 L/min system
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Dual Extreme
Bring the Extreme approach to two stations.
- Independent oxygen/altitude switches
- Up to two people at a time
- One shared altitude setting
From $11,825 USD20 L/min total supply
View system details Prices shown in USD, verified September 16, 2026. Prices may differ for 220-volt systems. See pricing details.
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The shared foundation is oxygen-rich breathing with exercise. Contrast adds an altitude challenge and oxygen-rich recovery.
| What matters to you | EWOT Standard | Adaptive Contrast | Extreme | Dual Extreme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your training experience | Oxygen-rich air during exercise | Altitude challenge, then oxygen-rich recovery | The same contrast method, with adjustable altitude | Adjustable contrast, shared by two users |
| What you can tailor | Exercise pace, resistance and duration | Exercise effort and contrast cycles | Exercise effort, contrast cycles and altitude | Each person’s oxygen/altitude switching; one shared altitude |
| Room to progress | Build an oxygen-supported routine | Guided contrast training at 10,000 ft | Progress across 10,000–22,000 ft | The same altitude range for solo or coordinated paired sessions |
| A good fit for | A simple oxygen-only approach | A lower-cost entry to contrast | Personal use or one facility station | Two people training at the same time |
Higher altitude adds training flexibility; it does not guarantee better results. Choose your protocol and progression with appropriate guidance.
See the equipment capability behind each protocol, including BrainO₂ Levels 1–3.
| What matters to you | EWOT Standard | Adaptive Contrast | Extreme | Dual Extreme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whole Body O₂ | Requires contrast | ✓ Levels 1–3 | ✓ Levels 1–3 | ✓ Levels 1–3 per user |
| Body Awareness | Requires contrast | ✓ Levels 1–3 | ✓ Levels 1–3 | ✓ Levels 1–3 per user |
| BrainO₂ Brain-focused protocol | Requires contrast | ✓ Levels 1, 2 & 3 | ✓ Levels 1, 2 & 3 | ✓ Levels 1, 2 & 3 per user |
| HIIT O₂ | Requires contrast | 6 stagesLevels 1–3, both phases at 10,000 ft | 18 stagesAcross three altitude settings | 18 stages per userCoordinate paired sessions |
| Altitude O₂ | Requires contrast | 3 of 9 steps10,000-ft progression | All 9 stepsAcross three altitude settings | All 9 steps per userAt 22,000 ft: one user at a time |
| VO₂ Max programme | Requires contrast | 10,000-ft components | Full component progression | Full progression per userCoordinate supply and sessions |
| Post-Session Breathwork | ✓ Oxygen-only level | ✓ Oxygen-only level | ✓ Oxygen-only level | ✓ Oxygen-only level |
Equipment support, app availability, trainer approval and personal readiness are separate. Owning a system does not automatically grant access to every programme or level. Dual users share altitude and supply; at 22,000 ft, use one station at a time.
Choose the model first. Then match the air supply to your training and schedule.
| What matters to you | EWOT Standard | Adaptive Contrast | Extreme | Dual Extreme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Simultaneous users | 1 | 1 | 1 | Up to 2 |
| Simulated altitude | No altitude mode | Fixed 10,000 ft | Adjustable 10,000–22,000 ft | Adjustable 10,000–22,000 ftShared by both users |
| Supply & system price | 10 L/min · $3,0951 air separatorKit only · $895Bring your own oxygen source | 10 L/min · $5,1501 air separator20 L/min · $7,1502 air separators | 10 L/min · $7,0751 air separator20 L/min · $9,0752 air separators | 20 L/min · $11,8252 air separators30 L/min · $14,8253 air separators40 L/min · $18,8254 air separators |
| Configuration guidance | Complete system or kit; confirm the oxygen source for a kit | 10 or 20 L/min, matched to your sessions | 10 or 20 L/min, matched to your sessions | 20, 30 or 40 L/min shared production; confirm paired demand |
USD prices as of September 16, 2026. Prices may differ for 220-volt systems.
Each air separator adds 10 L/min of oxygen production. That is replenishment capacity, not breathing flow at the mask. Paired users share total supply. More supply does not add another station or independent altitude settings.
BrainO₂ is part of the picture. Adaptive Contrast, Extreme and Dual Extreme support Levels 1, 2 and 3.
About these prices and configurations
All prices are in USD, as of September 16, 2026. Prices may differ for 220-volt systems. EWOT, Adaptive Contrast and Extreme prices include the default $75 frame option; wall/ceiling hanging is $75 less. Dual prices use the base configuration. Tax, shipping and upgrades are additional. Confirm current pricing with the team. EWOT is pictured as a complete system; the $895 kit does not include an air separator.
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Do I need more air supply?
It depends on the actual training and session spacing. Demanding exercise, higher-altitude sessions or a busy schedule may warrant more supply. A longer session alone does not make 20 L/min mandatory. Our team can help you compare the configurations.
Does a facility always need Dual?
No. Extreme can suit a facility serving one person at a time. Dual is for two simultaneous users who can share an altitude setting. Different simultaneous altitudes or more than two users need a separate setup discussion.
Is Extreme only for athletes?
No. Extreme is our recommended single-user system for its adjustable training options. Recovery, wellness and performance goals can all lead to the same system. Your starting protocol and progression should fit you.
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