Training Mask - Elevation High Altitude 2.0 Blackout Small 170964

Arriva con set di valvole intercambiabili e le istruzioni sono molto chiare. L'unico punto mancante é quello relativo allo smontaggio delle stesse. Però in un lampo ci si arriva. La pecca vera e propria sta nella fascia per allacciare la maschera. Anche prendendola giusta, comunque può scivolare dietro la nuca.

I’ve had the first version of this for years and decided it was time to get a new one. If you need something that will help you breathe correctly while you run or just life in general, will help your stamina last longer, easy to clean and change out valves, then this is the mask for you! I would highly recommend getting the Velcro strap because the way that the mask straps sit on the back of your head, the part that goes around your ears tend to slip and fall. The Velcro strap will help hold it up. Good thing the strap and extra valves come with this one.

The fit of the face piece is great. Great closure to keep air flow through the filters, but the head strap sits on the downward curve of the back of my head, and seeing as there’s nothing to keep it there, it slips. It pulls my ears down, and the entire face piece pulls down on my face making it extremely uncomfortable. This is all me just trying it on. I can’t imagine how it would feel while boxing or running or lifting. If the strap was put at an upward angle instead of downward/straight across angle, it would be a great product. But I have been messing with this thing for 30 minutes trying to make it work because I was so excited for it and I can not get it to sit on my head properly. Im 130lbs, and ordered a small.

This mask is great for training my lungs! I use it for biking and deadlifts to force me to take in full breaths. The only issues I’ve had is the mask slide up above my nose bridge. Also my face is too skinny for a proper suction which allows airflow from the sides. For most people this shouldn’t be a problem.

After a week of use, it definitely increases VO2 max and mental focus. It makes you think to breath, like putting weights on your lungs.