Oxyfit Mobile Backpack: Oxygen on the Go

Oxyfit has created a product that will allow millions of Americans who are currently on oxygen the opportunity to get out there and get the exercise that they need. The company has introduced the Oxyfit backpack, a device that will give users up to 50% more oxygen while working out. I was lucky enough to see a demonstration of the product. The following is a detailed review of the Oxyfit backpack and how it will change the lives of many.

We must face the reality that more and more Americans are having trouble breathing as they get older. Some will argue that this is due to smoking their entire lives, others will quickly point out that you can begin having trouble breathing because of a number of other health reasons. I can say that this problem touched me indirectly as my father ended up going on oxygen sometime last year. His introduction to the oxygen mask was due to years of smoking. My dad's reliance on oxygen has made it hard for him to go out and take part in other activities. This is why the Oxyfit backpack is great for him.

Using the device is incredibly simple and easy. You simply slip on the Oxyfit backpack as if you were back in high school and carrying all of your schoolbooks. Luckily, the device is very lightweight and will not add any disturbance to your daily activities. Once you have the backpack on, you will make sure that the tubes running from the device are connected to the front of your face (nose or mouth, your choice). You will instantly start receiving the oxygen that you normally struggle to receive while exercising.

I was able to use the device for a brief moment. My first impression of the backpack was that it would be very hard to carry. However, I was quick to learn that it was not heavy at all. In fact, the product probably weighed 5 to 10 pounds at best. The awkward part was attaching the tubing to my face. I instantly felt bad for my father who has to use similar oxygen masks everyday of his life. Ignoring the uncomfortable feeling, I jogged in a circle for about 5 minutes. Usually, being the lovely out of shape man that I am, I would feel a bit winded after such a "rigorous" task. I was satisfied to find out that I felt energized and could of done more. The product really does work.

The only negative about this product is how much it will cost you. I instantly wanted to buy one for my father, but the $2681 price seems a bit too high for my liking. However, a bit of research quickly showed me that this is in line with most oxygen related products on the market today. It is phenomenal to think that there are not more products out there like the Oxyfit backpack. I left pleased at what I just saw and will be saving up to purchase one for my father. If you know of anyone who is on oxygen and could use a little extra help getting around, instead of lugging around that heavy oxygen tank, do a quick search online to purchase this awesome product.

Sources:

My Own Experience.