Active recovery / PULSE Climb
PULSE Climb
Stepper pod · vacuum resistance · infrared heat · red light panels · Grand build
Quoted per room · Written price list on request · Delivery, commissioning and walkthrough included
A stepper pod with vacuum resistance, infrared heat and red light panels — the PULSE session for clients who want to climb rather than run or ride.
Best suited to
Where this one goes.
- →Studios already running PULSE Run or PULSE Ride that want a third movement
- →Body-sculpting and lymphatic programmes paired with TIDE roll-shapers
- →Low-impact cardio for clients who cannot run
Questions
How does PULSE Climb differ from PULSE Ride?
Climb is a stepper; Ride is a recumbent or upright bike. All run inside a closed pod with vacuum, infrared heat and (on Ride) cold-air blowing. Choose by the movement your clients prefer.
What does the room need?
A standard room with a dedicated power supply for the pod; no pressure vessel, nitrogen or ventilation planning.
Any medical claims?
No. PULSE pods are supplied as fitness and wellness equipment.
Specification
- Family
- Oxivity PULSE Ride & Climb — bike and stepper pods
- Model
- PULSE Climb · stepper · Grand build
- Infrared
- 760–15,000 nm, heat up to +50 °C
- Red light
- 660 nm and 850–880 nm panels
- Vacuum
- Vacuum resistance pod (0–30 mBar family)
- Companions
- PULSE Ride (recumbent, 2 kW, heat +20 to +50 °C, cryo −20 to −30 °C) · PULSE Ride Sole (upright)
- Pricing
- Quoted per room — enquire for the written price list
- Included
- Delivery, positioning, commissioning and operational walkthrough
Specifications are the factory's own. Oxivity supplies this product as wellness and fitness equipment and makes no therapeutic claims — see our disclaimer.
Related: All other ranges · PULSE Run treadmill pod · HAVEN Halo · Enquire
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