Running in ‘chilled’ air

ULTRALIGHT FOR RUNNING 5 MILE FILTER3 2DEG C5 MILE FILTER2 2DEG C

We all love chilled air, it’s clean and refreshing. BUT…. cold air in you lungs on a constant basis causes all sorts of issues from reduced lung function to inducing asthma attacks.

Not good!

So if you love the chill in the air on a crisp sunny morning but hate that cold chill in your lungs on the slopes, or suffer from exercise induced asthma, exacerbated by cold air, a Respro® mask could allow you to breathe easier.

The mask will act as a heat exchanger, warming the air retained from the breath cycle before. In short, it will warm up the cold air before it enters the lungs. The filter used in the image is the SPORTS FILTER with POWA ELITE VALVES. The perfect combination for elevated breathing rates.

I would describe it using the following parallel. A bald man uses a wooly hat in cold weather to keep his head warm. He will soon notice the cold weather when he takes his hat off.  Same with the mask and the air going into your lungs.

Mask model: Respro® Ultralight™ Mask

 

About Respro® UK Ltd

Respro® Masks: Cycle masks, motorcycle masks and allergy masks. External wear for internal protection.
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7 Responses to Running in ‘chilled’ air

  1. Johnny Saturnine says:

    November 2020
    Started cycling a few months ago but in current chilly damp weather I’m finding my sinuses and throat sting when cycling, and on one or two occasions what felt like the start of an asthma attack- not had asthma for years.
    What mask would you recommend?

  2. Ko Di says:

    I’ve got my Ultraligh Mask. It’s awesome!!!
    The question is where I can get the wooly hat like in the photo? :)

  3. Jimmy Jones says:

    It’s not the Sports Filter it’s the Ultra Light Mask available in green black sand etc.
    Here’s the link http://respro.com/store/product/ultra-light

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