Wearable / Back-Worn Hypoxic Trainer

Kailash

Wearable Hypoxic Trainer
WearablePassive (no power)≤5 kg

A back-worn, passive hypoxic trainer that needs no power source. The athlete breathes through a one-way mask; exhaled air is recirculated through a low-oxygen airbag and a mixing valve, delivering a 1 to 4 km equivalent altitude (up to 7 km on custom builds) anywhere — on the gym floor, on equipment, or outdoors. Under 5 kg, with a mini-program companion.

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Product names (Everest, Kilimanjaro, Matterhorn, Kailash) reflect HPFN's altitude-training mission. Actual simulated altitude range is specified per product.
WearableHPFN Wearable Kailash
1 – 4 km
Simulated altitude (to 7 km custom)
11.7 – 18.2 %
Oxygen range (4 settings)
≤5 kg
Total weight
0 W
Passive — no power source
4
Mixing-valve settings
01 / Overview

Altitude you wear anywhere.

What Kailash is, what makes it different, and where it fits in the HPFN lineup.

Kailash is a wearable, back-worn hypoxic trainer with a passive design — it needs no power. The athlete breathes through a one-way mask; exhaled air recirculates through a low-oxygen airbag, and a mixing valve sets the target altitude.

What makes it different: freed from power and floor space, it delivers hypoxic training anywhere — during strength work, on cardio equipment, or outdoors — unlike chambers, tents, and intermittent units that need mains power and a fixed location.

Who it's for: athletes and coaches who want an altitude stimulus during normal training, outdoor and travel use, and facilities adding portable hypoxic capacity.

Why this configuration: at under 5 kg with four mixing-valve settings, it makes altitude exposure as portable as a backpack; custom builds reach a 7000 m equivalent.

  • Passive (powerless) design — no electrical parts, no power source required
  • Back-worn under 5 kg; train on the gym floor, on equipment, or outdoors
  • 1000 to 4000 m equivalent altitude (up to 7000 m on custom builds)
  • Four mixing-valve oxygen settings (18.2% / 15.8% / 13.7% / 11.7%)
  • One-way mask with low-oxygen airbag recirculation
  • WeChat mini-program companion for guidance and tracking
WearableHPFN Wearable Kailash
Passive designNo electronics, no power source needed.
One-way maskExhaled air recirculates through the airbag.
4 mixing settingsOxygen 18.2% / 15.8% / 13.7% / 11.7%.
≤5 kg, back-wornTrain on the floor, on equipment, outdoors.
Mini-programGuidance and tracking on your phone.
02 / Specifications

Engineered to the spec sheet.

Performance, hardware and physical specifications for the Kailash wearable hypoxic trainer.

Performance
Simulated altitude
1000 – 4000 m (custom to 7000 m)
Oxygen settings (mixing valve)
18.2% / 15.8% / 13.7% / 11.7% (±1)
Design
Passive (powerless) — no electrical parts
Hardware
Delivery
One-way mask + recirculation tube + low-oxygen airbag
Adjustment
4-position mixing valve
Companion
WeChat mini-program
Physical
Dimensions (L×W×H)
550 × 250 × 180 mm
Weight
≤ 5 kg
Power source
None (fully passive)
Specifications may be updated as the product evolves — contact HPFN to confirm the current configuration and custom altitude options.
03 / Applications

Where Kailash works.

Six environments built around portable, wear-anywhere altitude training.

On-equipment training

Add an altitude stimulus to strength work and cardio machines.

Outdoor & travel prep

Pre-trip acclimatization that goes wherever the athlete trains.

Strength & conditioning

Hands-free hypoxic exposure during normal S&C sessions.

Team portable use

A low-cost way to add portable hypoxic capacity for squads.

Active recovery

Gentle, monitored hypoxic exposure away from a fixed unit.

Individual & home use

Personal altitude training without floor space or wiring.

04 / Software

Guided by the mini-program.

Kailash pairs with the HPFN mini-program — usage guidance, training-action videos, and session tracking on your phone.

HPFN Altitude OS — facility dashboard, athlete app and live biofeedback across devices

Usage guidance

Step-by-step product guidance and recommended settings.

Training-action videos

Professional hypoxic training routines and demonstrations.

Session tracking

Log sessions and pair a finger SpO₂ oximeter to monitor saturation.

Register & support

Scan to register the product and reach service and support.

See HPFN Altitude OS
05 / What's Included

Out of the box.

Every Kailash order ships ready to wear, with the unit, mask, mixing valve, mini-program access and support included.

  • Kailash wearable unit (low-oxygen airbag + back harness)
  • One-way training mask (S, M, L sizes available)
  • Recirculation tube
  • 4-position mixing valve
  • Mini-program companion access
  • Quick-start and setup guidance
  • Optional finger-clip SpO₂ oximeter
  • 2-year manufacturer warranty
  • Lifetime technical support
  • Spare consumables kit (mask seals, tubing)
06 / Compare

The right altitude for your floor.

Four products, one platform. Use this table to find the right HPFN unit for your space and programming.

HPF-1 Everest HypoxicFit Kilimanjaro HPF-6 Matterhorn Wearable Kailash You're here
Form factorFloor cabinetFloor consoleFloor consoleBack-worn (wearable)
Simulated altitude1 – 3 km1.2 – 6.7 km1 – 4.5 km1 – 4 km
Oxygen / hypoxia≥40% enrich9.0–17.9%≥25% enrich11.7–18.2%
Touchscreen10.1″7″13.3″
Dimensions (mm)415 × 405 × 710340 × 345 × 730484 × 482 × 742550 × 250 × 180
Weight39 kg30 kg70 kg≤ 5 kg
PowerAC 220 VAC 220 VAC 220 VPassive
Best forStudios, elite trainingMass fitness, individualClinics, console stationOutdoor, on-equipment
07 / Questions

Common questions about Kailash.

Eight answers to the questions buyers ask before placing an order.

01How does a passive hypoxic trainer work without power?
The athlete breathes through a one-way mask. Exhaled air is routed through a tube into a low-oxygen airbag; a mixing valve blends it with a controlled amount of fresh air, lowering the oxygen percentage that's breathed back in. No motor, no power supply — the breathing itself drives the cycle.
02How is Kailash different from a chamber or tent?
Chambers, hypoxic rooms and tents need mains power and a fixed location. Kailash is worn on the back, weighs under 5 kg, and needs no power — so you can train at altitude while moving, on equipment, or outdoors.
03What altitude can it simulate?
The standard model covers a 1000 to 4000 m equivalent across four mixing-valve settings (oxygen 18.2% / 15.8% / 13.7% / 11.7%). Custom builds reach a 7000 m equivalent.
04What's the lead time from order to delivery?
Standard lead time is 6 – 8 weeks from order confirmation. Expedited delivery is available on request.
05What's the warranty and ongoing support?
2-year manufacturer warranty on the unit. Lifetime technical support. Replacement masks, tubing and seals are available as consumables.
06What certifications does Kailash hold?
As a fully passive device with no electronics or power source, the wearable carries no electrical, EMC or radio certification requirements (e.g. FCC / IC / LVD / EMC). HPFN's certified powered hypoxic systems (CMA, CE, IEC 60335-1) are listed on the Resources page.
07Is hypoxic training safe?
Properly programmed normobaric hypoxic training is a well-studied intervention with decades of peer-reviewed literature behind it. Because Kailash is passive, we recommend pairing it with a finger-clip SpO₂ oximeter so saturation is monitored throughout each session.
08Can I see Kailash before buying?
Yes — request a virtual demo or, for qualified buyers, an in-person visit to HPFN's Hefei facility. For a powered single-user trainer see Kilimanjaro (HypoxicFit); for the flagship studio cabinet see Everest (HPF-1).

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