Boost Treadmills has announced the launch of its European operation, Boost Treadmills Europe OÜ, and the start of Boost 3 manufacturing in Europe. The new operation handles manufacturing, sales, installation, and service for European customers, and gives Boost a single base for managing its international dealers.
European and UK customers can now buy the Boost 3 directly from Boost, with the manufacturer handling the order, delivery, installation, and service.
The Boost 3 is a microgravity treadmill that uses differential air pressure (DAP) technology to reduce the load on the body during walking and running. The same core technology is used by more than 100 professional sports organisations and more than 300 NCAA programmes. It is installed across more than 1,000 facilities worldwide. With European operations now live, clinics, sports organizations, and home users in Europe can get the Boost 3 without waiting on an overseas shipment or an overseas service call.
Boost 3 units are now built in Europe, which reduces delivery times. A European team handles installation, training, and ongoing support in local time zones. Warranty service is handled in Europe, so parts and repairs do not have to cross an ocean.
The Boost 3 features 220V units and CE marking for European installations.
Interest in low-impact exercise equipment for injury recovery is growing as clinics, sports teams, and individuals look for ways to keep people moving through injury instead of waiting for it to heal. Physical therapists are asking for equipment that lets patients train earlier and with less impact. Aging populations are pushing demand for tools that support active aging and fall prevention. Athletic programmes want ways to add training volume without adding injury risk. Microgravity treadmills sit at the intersection of all three, and cost and logistics have kept them out of reach for many European facilities. A European manufacturing and service base is meant to change that.
Boost has spent the past five years working in Europe with some of the biggest football clubs and athletes in the world. Opening this operation lets Boost keep supporting those teams from Europe and expand the Boost 3 into physical therapy clinics, hospitals, homes, and other settings where low-impact exercise can help people move sooner.
“Customers in Europe shouldn’t have to wait on a shipment from California for a machine or a service call,” said Tom Allen, CEO and co-founder of Boost Treadmills.
“With manufacturing, sales, and service now based in Europe, they get euro pricing, faster delivery, and a team in their own time zone.”
“Building the Boost 3 closer to the people who use it makes it easier to deliver, easier to support, and easier to keep running,” said Sean Whalen, CTO and co-founder of Boost Treadmills.
“It also gives our dealers one place to go for orders, training, and service.”
The Boost 3 is 25% smaller than previous models, designed to fit in a spare bedroom or space-constrained clinic. With control in 1% increments, users can bear anywhere from 20% to 100% of their body weight. The unit has a lower step height for users with limited mobility, and fully automated entry and exit. It has also been designed for home and clinical environments where noise is a consideration.
The Boost 3 is available to European and UK customers now, and customers can buy directly from Boost.
