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Version 3.0.11 · 2026-08-24
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AirBands 2.0 by SAGA Fitness
Move better. Train smarter. Recover faster.
AirBands 2.0 by SAGA Fitness is the app for the world's first wireless, auto-inflating blood flow restriction cuffs. Automatic pressure measurement, real-time calibration, and Bluetooth control, so every session is precise, repeatable, and backed by the science.
Intelligent Pressure Control
AirBands automatically calibrates to each individual's limb occlusion pressure and lets you adjust intensity in real time via Bluetooth. No manual pumping. No approximation. Just accurate, personalised BFR every time.
Backed by Research
Blood flow restriction training is one of the most well-researched training methods for building strength, accelerating recovery, and supporting rehabilitation at low loads.…
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