Golfing with a Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Golfing is an excellent way to be outside and stay active and fit. If you require oxygen therapy, there are a few mobile concentrators that are ideal for the golf course. These portable oxygen units are lighter and have a longer battery life than others.

The leading concentrators for your next round of golf include the Inogen One G5, SimplyGo Mini and CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort.
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  1. Inogen One G4 Battery Package
    Inogen Rove 4 Mobility Bundle
    • Pulse Dose
    • 2.9 Pounds
    • 5.75 Hour Battery Life
    • Includes the Rove 4 unit, extended battery, AC power supply, DC power cable, carry bag.

  2. Inogen OneRove Rove 4 Portable Oxygen Concentrator - IS-401-NA4
    Inogen One® Rove 4® Portable Oxygen Concentrator, Intermediate Battery
    • Pulse Dose
    • 2.9 Pounds
    • 4 Hour Battery Life
    • Includes the Rove 4 unit, intermediate battery, AC power supply, DC power cable, carry bag.

  3. Inogen One Rove G6 Portable Concentrator - IS-501-8
    Inogen® Rove 6 Portable Oxygen Concentrator, Standard Battery
    • Pulse Dose
    • 5 Pounds
    • 6 Hour Battery Life
    • Includes the Rove 6 unit, single battery, AC power supply, DC power cable, carry bag.

  4. CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort - Best Selling Concentrator
    CAIRE Freestyle Comfort Portable Concentrator
    • Pulse Dose
    • 5 Pounds
    • 4 Hour Battery
    • Includes Freestyle Comfort, 8 cell battery, power supply, carry bag and strap, and vehicle power cord.

  5. CAIRE Freestyle Comfort Battery Package
    CAIRE Freestyle Comfort 16 Cell Basic Package
    • Pulse Dose
    • 6 Pounds
    • Bundle Includes 16 Cell Battery

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You don't have to let your need for oxygen therapy keep you away from going to your favorite golf course, especially when it comes to getting fresh air and exercise. Of course, you should also check with your doctor beforehand, and you must use your own judgement in how you feel from day to day. If you've been using your oxygen therapy regularly, and you have the energy, there's no reason not to do what many people do when the weather permits – hit the green!