The floor carries more than dust

Indoor floors can act as reservoirs for microbes. Research on indoor floor surfaces has examined bacterial communities, antibiotic resistance, and traces linked to high-traffic environments. A systematic review also found that shoe soles can transfer microorganisms to floor and ground surfaces.

Sources: indoor floor microbiome study and floor and shoe transmission review.

Your phone is already a high-touch object

Mobile phones are touched constantly, carried everywhere, and often cleaned less than they should be. One study found Staphylococci on 85% of tested mobile phones among healthcare profession students.

Read the study: bacterial contamination of mobile phones.

So keep it off the ground

You do not need a complicated routine. Just stop placing your phone where shoes, dust, sweat, and shared traffic meet.

Use a clean spot. Use your bag. Use the system.

Less floor. More control.

A better standard

ZERO HOLD gives your phone and essentials a place during training. Not in your pocket. Not on the bench. Not on the floor.

Everything where it belongs.