Ammortal is pushing recovery into luxury hardware territory with its $160,000 chamber, and the company just added more star power to the cap table. A group of high-profile athletes have joined as investors and ambassadors, reinforcing the idea that recovery tech is becoming infrastructure, not a nice-to-have.

The chamber is positioned as a multi-modality recovery device designed to stack therapies into one guided session. Reported modalities include:

This is the “bio stacking” concept taken to its most expensive extreme.

Coverage and press releases name a group of new athlete investors including:

The company also claims adoption in multiple pro team facilities, positioning the chamber as part of modern performance infrastructure.

Recovery tech has been trending for years, allowing devices like cold tubs and red light panels to become mainstream. Ammortal sits on the far premium end of that curve, and athlete investors provide credibility, media attention, and a clear signal that teams are willing to spend on recovery if they believe it improves availability and performance.

A $160K chamber is not for the average consumer. But the investment story matters because it shows where the elite market is moving. Recovery is being treated like training equipment now, and the companies that build credible infrastructure will win the top tier first, then trickle down to everyone else.