SmartCuffs 3.0 Regular VS Pro | SmartCuffs 3.0 | SmartCuffs 3.0 Pro | SmartCuffs 4.0 |
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Best for | Best for single person use | Best for medical professionals | Best overall |
Automatically calculation of set | |||
Personalized pressure | |||
Works disconnected from hose | |||
Custom personal pressure selection | (3 intensity presets) |
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IPC (Ischemic Preconditioning) modes | |||
Summary If used for single person use, the SmartCuffs (non-PRO/black) is recommended since it saves the personalized pressure for each limb, which makes for better time efficiency. If using it on multiple people (client or patient setting), then the SmartCuffs PRO (silver) is recommended since it offers greater flexibility for multiple users. |
Adjust pressure as needed from 30% to 80% for greater flexibility in providing personalized, gradual treatments for each client.
Manual mode allows you to bypass LOP calibration in future sessions — and inflate directly to a client’s ideal pressure in under a minute.
SmartCuffs® 3.0 Pro inflate and release in timed intervals to flush out muscles and reduce post-workout soreness in clients or athletes.
Take them in the pool or soak them in soapy water. With a naturally antimicrobial lining, SmartCuffs® 3.0 Pro stay hygienic and fresh, even after multiple uses.
We’ve automated and simplified our products so they’re easy to use for people of all ages and fitness levels.
We combine advanced technology with intuitive design, giving you powerful results without the hassle of complicated setups.
We’re making sure top-quality tools are no longer out of reach. You shouldn’t have to choose between effectiveness and cost.
“While I could feel a lot of tension in my muscle while lifting the weights, it didn't hurt; it simply felt like my muscles had reached overload much more quickly”
Yes, SmartCuffs® are designed with built-in safety modes and precautions to protect users. They have also been rigorously tested and validated by Mayo Clinic, ensuring they meet the highest safety standards for blood flow restriction (BFR) training.
(If on the border, go with the lesser size.)
Measure the circumference of the sapace between your shoulder and biceo.
Measure the circumference of your thigh closest to your hip.