Boulder fitness product maker accused of patent infringement
BOULDER — Lever LLC, a Boulder-based manufacturer of harness-like systems designed to assist treadmill runners, is being sued by a competitor in Minnesota that accuses Lever of patent infringement.
Lightspeed Running & Rehabilitation Systems LLC, which “manufactures and sells a bodyweight support system branded as the ‘LightSpeed Lift,’ which is designed to relieve impact forces and enhance natural movement and balance while running on a treadmill,” filed suit this week in U.S. District Court in Denver, court filings show.
Lightspeed alleges Lever’s running assistance system, which it sells online for $999, violates Lightspeed’s 2016 patent for…
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