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Why Rent Altitude?

  • Man trekking through the snow, surrounded by mountains

    Acclimatization

    Whether you're climbing Mount Everest or visiting Machu Picchu, prepare for the high altitude before ever leaving home in order to mitigate altitude sickness and spend less downtime at your destination.

  • Trail runner high in the mountains

    High Altitude Competition

    Be ready for the lowered oxygen at races such as the Leadville 100 and Hardrock 100, or for team sports matches taking place in high altitude cities.

  • Runners racing on a track

    Sea-Level Performance

    Get the edge on the competition by boosting aerobic and anaerobic performance, leading to increased speed, power, and endurance.

Woman laying in bed inside an altitude tent

How it Works

  • Choose a Generator, tent, and any additional accessories.
  • We'll schedule your rental period (weekly increments with a minimum 4 weeks) so the end date matches up with your trip or competition.
  • If you decide to keep the unit after your rental period, you can apply up to 8 weeks of your rental cost towards a full buyout!
How long should I rent for?

How long to rent

When it comes to time spent training, longer is always better, but we generally recommend between 4 and 8 weeks. Longer training times will result in a higher level of adaptation that lasts for a longer period of time, but whether or not this added benefit is necessary is entirely dependent on your own personal goals as well as the intensity of what you are training for.

Rental Generators

Every rental starts with an altitude generator, which supplies the hypoxic air to your tent or mask.

  • Sierra 100 Altitude Generator

    Sierra 100

    An entry-level, yet highly capable, personal-use altitude generator. Ideal for exercising with the training mask and sleeping in the Head Bivy altitude tent. Not compatible with larger altitude tents due to its lower flow rate.

    $160/week

    Price includes Head Bivy tent.

  • Everest Summit II Altitude Generator

    Everest Summit II

    The best all-around personal altitude generator. Its reduced noise level and digital altitude adjustment enhances user experience, and the increased flow rate enables compatibility with every size altitude tent.

    $245/week

    Price includes tent of your choice.

How to choose a generator

Choosing a generator

If you're on a budget, will only be performing mask training, or are comfortable sleeping in the small Head Bivy altitude tent, the Sierra 100 is a great choice. If you prefer simplified altitude adjustment, are more sensitive to noise while sleeping, or want to use any of our larger altitude tents, choose the Everest Summit II.

Rental Tents

  • Head Bivy

    Head Bivy

    Small altitude tent for sleeping alone or use on small beds.

    Included with generator rental

  • Portable Tent

    Portable Tent*

    Medium altitude tent designed for versatility. Fits twin to queen beds.

    Included with generator rental

  • Deluxe Tent

    Deluxe Tent*

    Large altitude tent for maximum comfort on queen and king beds.

    Included with generator rental

*Compatible with Everest Summit II only.

Optional Accessories

  • Handi Oxygen Monitor

    Handi Oxygen Monitor

    Measure the exact O2% being output by your generator.

    +$25/week

  • High Altitude Adapter

    Increase the max altitude of the Everest Summit II to 21,000ft.

    +$20/week

  • Fingertip Pulse Oximeter

    Measure your blood oxygen percentage while training.

    Purchase Only: $35
  • Woman holding an altitude training mask up to her face

    Training Mask

    Exercise at high altitude.

    Purchase Only: $95

Reserve Your Rental

To begin the rentals process, please submit the following form and we will reach out within 1 business day.

Rentals are available in weekly increments with a minimum of 4 weeks.

See our FAQs below for common questions.

FAQs

  • How long should I rent for?

    Longer is always better, but we generally recommend between 4 and 8 weeks. Longer training times will result in a higher level of adaptation that lasts for a longer period of time, but whether or not this added benefit is necessary is entirely dependent on your own personal goals as well as the intensity of what you are training for.

  • Should I rent the Sierra 100 or Everest Summit II?

    If you're on a budget, will only be performing mask training, or are comfortable sleeping in the small Head Bivy altitude tent, the Sierra 100 is a great choice. If you prefer simplified altitude adjustment, are more sensitive to noise while sleeping, or want to use any of our larger altitude tents, choose the Everest Summit II.

  • How much does shipping cost?

    The cost for standard 2-way shipping is based on region, and the rates are as follows:
    Eastern: $140
    Central: $160
    Mountain: $180
    Pacific: $200