Smart Tools SmartCuffs 4.0

Smart Tools SmartCuffs 4.0 Bloodflow Restriction Cuffs

After making the SmartCuffs 3.0 the most popular BFR product in the world, we are upping the ante. This 4.0 model, with its AI-powered processor and proprietary LOP algorithms, makes it the most intelligent BFR cuff on the market today.

Blood flow restriction training goes by many terms (KAATSU, occlusion training, BFR, etc.), but all are striving for the same goal: allowing you to train at lower loads while achieving the same results you would get at training at higher loads. While the bulk of blood flow restriction research is done using practical BFR (using nothing more than a floss band or knee strap), the problem has always been consistency from one session to the next since practical BFR is not quantifiable or repeatable. The Smart Cuffs solve this problem. We also have developed a blood flow restriction training course to further hone your skills and teach how to program BFR for specific patient and client populations. Being consistent with what our company stands for, the combination of evidence-based BFR programming and creating affordable yet high quality BFR Cuff, is something we take great pride in. In addition, our cuffs are listed with the FDA as a Class 1 Medical Device. The Smart Cuffs are also manufactured in an FDA Registered and ISO medical device certified facility.

What's Included

Key Features

• Patent-pending iBFR LOP Calibration - Our clinically validated LOP calibration is back and better than ever. Finding LOP in as little as 10 seconds by utilizing our groundbreaking proprietary algorithms, it is the fastest and most comfortable LOP calibration process available. By taking a percentage of LOP, the user can objectively know how much they are restricting blood flow for their given body structure. This is critical since LOP’s vary wildly from person to person. This takes out all the guessing for a truly easy and quick experience.
• Exclusive Tri-Pressure Technology - As BFR research has evolved, so has the way clinicians and patients optimally use and program blood flow restriction training. Three distinct BFR modes that have shown to be highly effective are now at your fingertips.
• Continuous BFR -
  • The cuffs are inflated during the exercise set and rest sessions.
  • This will fatigue your muscles at a higher rate.
  • Ideal for advanced rehab or de-loading joints.
• Intermittent BFR -
  • The cuffs are only inflated only during the exercise session. Deflate during rest session.
  • Ideal for beginner rehab or de-loading joints.
• Resting BFR -
  • The cuffs are not inflated during the exercise session. Cuffs are only to be inflated during the rest session.
  • Ideal for beginner rehab to ease into BFR training (using very light weight) or advanced rehab (using heavier weight).
• Safety - Paramount to everything we do, safety is at the forefront. The SmartCuffs® 4.0 was designed to not allow the user to inflate to a percentage greater than 80% LOP for any limb. Making the 4.0 ideal for at-home patient use.
• Cuff design and material - After years of customer feedback, we wanted to design the most comfortable and evidenced-based cuffs for users of all types. With proprietary air bladder materials that allow for uniform inflation and fit, pinching of the skin is no longer a problem. In addition, the contoured design of the Large and XL cuffs allow for superior fit, comfort, and lower limb occlusion pressures. As a cherry on top, we pre-curled the internal stiffener on the cuffs to further prevent cuff slippage.
• Bluetooth Connectivity - Connect to any smartphone or tablet via the SmartCuffs® app. Available on Apple App Store and Google Play.
• Li-Ion Battery - 5x the battery life of the nearest wireless BFR competitor with a charge time of 30 mins or less. This makes it the logical choice for clinical and high use environments.

How To Size Your Cuffs

• Small = 8" - 13"
• Medium = 13" - 18"
• Large = 18" - 24"
• XL = 24" - 29"

*If on the border, choose the larger size

Measuring of Arm cuff: Measure the circumference of the space between your shoulder and bicep.

Measuring of Leg cuff: Measure the circumference of your thigh closest to your hip.