| Innovations | FIT Extra Treadmills
T3x
Sharing the same platform as the T3xe, the Matrix T3x is designed with simplicity in mind. Users of all experience levels will easily navigate the controls of its intuitive console. Featuring several training programs, including manual, rolling hills, fat burn, 5k, target heart rate, Gerkin protocol, and Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine PFT and PRT tests, the T3x has plenty of options for user motivation.
T3xe
The T3xe blends ease-of-use and enter- tainment to deliver a superior workout experience. Complete with an engaging graphical user interface and Vista Clear Television Technology, the T3xe provides a greater variety of workout options. The 4.2-HP AC drive and Ultimate Deck system provide years of superior performance and durability. The user-friendly console offers multiple training programs to keep users motivated to reach their fitness goals.
T5x
The Matrix T5x features an intuitive LED console designed to minimize intimidation for new users, while providing a complete workout selection to challenge advanced exercisers. A 22" wide belt enhances security while running, and the Ultimate Deck and Dynamic Response Drive systems offer maintenance-free performance and durability. The T5x features an integrated personal fan and a wireless data transmitter for product-performance
monitoring.The treadmill also accommodates the optional FITXCONNEXION integrated entertainment system.
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