For trekkers and climbers

Altitude Tents for Mountaineering and Trekking

The Sleep Cloud fits over your own bed and the Altitude Bedroom System converts a suitable room. Settings go up to 4,000 m.

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What Box Altitude makes

Each system pairs an altitude generator with the space you sleep or train in: the Sleep Cloud, a four poster altitude tent that fits over your own bed; the Altitude Bedroom System, fitted to a suitable room; and the Training Cloud, which fits over a bike or treadmill so you can train at altitude indoors. You set the altitude from your phone.

  • Sleep Cloud altitude tent set up over a made bed in a carpeted bedroom, with a mountain view through the windowThe tent seen from the corner with its clear zip door closed, green wooded hills through the window
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    Sleep Cloud Altitude System

    Sleep at altitude. Train at full intensity. The Box Altitude Sleep Cloud makes it possible to incorporate simulated-altitude exposure into your normal routine—without relocating to the mountains or compromising the quality of your sea-level training. The Sleep Cloud is a four-poster altitude tent with...
    From $7,390.00 AUD
    From $7,390.00 AUD
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  • Bare white bedroom with a low grey bed beside a corner window overlooking a snow-covered mountain rangeBox Altitude app showing target altitude 2,500 m, current 350 m, room 19°C and 60% humidity

    Altitude Bedroom System

    Sleep at simulated altitude in your own bedroom, without a tent. The Box Altitude Bedroom System converts a suitable existing room into an app-controlled altitude environment. Also known as a hypoxic bedroom, it lets you plan overnight exposure around your normal training, work and...
    $10,900.00 AUD
    $10,900.00 AUD
  • Cyclist in an aero tuck on a time-trial bike and Tacx trainer inside the clear-walled enclosure, sea view behindRunner mid-stride on a Matrix treadmill inside the four-poster enclosure, set up on a seaside timber deck
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    Training Cloud Altitude System

    Training Cloud | Altitude Training Tent for Indoor Workouts Train in a controlled simulated-altitude environment without leaving home. The Box Altitude Training Cloud is a full-height altitude training enclosure designed around treadmills, indoor bikes, rowing machines, SkiErgs and other indoor training equipment. It allows...
    From $6,320.00 AUD
    From $6,320.00 AUD
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Which camp heights sit within 4,000 m

Kilimanjaro

Most nights on routes such as Machame are spent at camps below about 4,000 m. The high camp and the final climb to the top, at 5,895 m, go above it.

Everest Base Camp trek

The nights up to Namche Bazaar (about 3,440 m) and Tengboche (about 3,860 m) sit within 4,000 m. From Dingboche, at about 4,410 m, the trek sleeps higher.

Aconcagua, Island Peak and Mera Peak

Only some of the approach nights sit within 4,000 m. The base camps and the climb itself go above it.

Ski touring and high alpine trips

Many huts and overnight stops sit below 4,000 m. Check your itinerary for the nights that go higher.

Heights above 4,000 m, such as Everest's higher camps, are outside the setting range. They are reached only on the mountain, on your operator's ascent plan. Heights here are approximate and vary by route and operator, so check your own itinerary.

Sleep Cloud or Altitude Bedroom System

The Sleep Cloud fits over your own bed, with no room conversion. Its settings go up to 4,000 m.

The Altitude Bedroom System converts a suitable existing room, so there is no tent over the bed. Each room is assessed before the generators are chosen. It suits people who want a permanent setup, such as guides and people who travel high often.

Planning the weeks before you fly

  1. Work back from the day you fly, and allow time for delivery and setup before your first night.
  2. Go to bed at your usual time, with the altitude set from your phone.
  3. Start at a lower setting and step it up over the weeks, with rest nights built in.
  4. Plan your last nights at home close to the day you fly.
  5. Before you start, talk to your doctor and take your plan along. Share it with your operator too. Their ascent plan still applies in full: nights at home come before the trip and do not replace any part of it.

What Box Altitude does not claim

Box Altitude systems are equipment for training at simulated altitude, with settings up to 4,000 m. Box Altitude makes no medical claims. Follow your operator's ascent plan and your doctor's advice.

Book a free demo call

We look at your trip, your dates and your bedroom, and show you the Sleep Cloud. Bring your operator's itinerary and we will go through how your nights at home fit before it.

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