From Hawaiian Hills to Desert Red Rocks, Boost Oxygen Took These People Farther
There’s no one part of the country that has a monopoly on fun challenges. From coast to coast, and certainly beyond the continental U.S., there...
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Does Elevation at the 2018 Winter Olympics Impact Athletes?
The organizers of this year’s winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea claim that the 2,300 foot altitude is “the best altitude for human biorhythm.” But...
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Hiking Mount Baldy: Canned Oxygen Helped This Hiker Get to the Top
Ever had to turn around on a hike or an adventure because you were completely out of breath? Alphonso Duncan, a Boost Oxygen user, can...
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Why You Can Keep the Hunt Going Longer With Boost
Hunting is a primal way to connect with nature in the autumn season. Whether you’re scouting for the next spot to set up your tree...
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New Boost Oxygen Sizes for 2017/2018
New Boost Oxygen Sizes for 2017/2018 Introducing our new Large Boost Oxygen canister: 10 Liters and 200 Inhalations – the most on the market! Now...
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This Freeskier Set A New World Record … Backwards
If you’ve ever found yourself marveling at how fast downhill skiers travel, then what Swiss freeskier Elias Ambühl achieved in February 2017 will surely impress....
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26.2 Miles of Wow: The 6 Most Scenic Marathons in America
If running a marathon has been on your bucket list for years (or decades) now, it’s time to finally cross it off. Running 26.2 miles...
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Fall is the Perfect Time to Visit the Most Extreme National Park in the U.S.
Death Valley is known for extremes. The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth was recorded here, at 129 degrees Fahrenheit, and it regularly hits the...
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3 Times You’ll be Relieved to Have Boost Oxygen in Your Car
Travel exposes us to all kinds of new things. We’re exploring new climates, trying new activities, and pushing our body to do more than we...
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Watch Freeride Mountain Bikers Tackle the Cliffs of Virgin Utah
Freeride mountain biking isn’t for the faint of heart — even watching athletes plunge bike and body over steep, treacherous terrain will leave your pulse...
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