Bon Charge's Labor Day Discount: Is Red Light Therapy Worth It for Hyrox Training?

Australian brand Bon Charge is running a sitewide 25% discount through Labor Day, September 7, 2026. The red light face mask drops to $261.75 from $349, the infrared sauna blanket to $524.25, and the top-tier PEMF sauna dome still costs $2,511.75 after the cut.

The devices combine red light (630nm) and near-infrared light (850nm), marketed as a way to trigger cellular recovery beneath the skin. Recent 2026 research on photobiomodulation in athletes shows a modest effect on reducing soreness after hard sessions, nothing close to what proper sleep or a well-managed training load delivers.

For Hyrox and DEKA competitors stacking sled pushes, wall balls, and burpees across a busy season, this kind of gear fits into a passive recovery routine between sessions rather than a performance lever on race day. At over $500 for the sauna blanket alone, the price tag is hard to justify next to cheaper recovery tools, like a foam roller or compression sleeves, that most amateur athletes rate just as useful.