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Clubrunner
The Clubrunner treadmill features a specially designed shock-absorption system that has been scientifically validated as well as 13 programs to keep exercisers motivated and deliver results. The Clubrunner uses milon’s proven Smart Card system. Boasting central lubrication, the treadmill is almost maintenance-free. milon is a German manufacturer and complete supplier of electronic fitness and medical training equipment. It produces all of its own products and has a dedicated distribution and service network.
M900T Advanced Interactive Interface Treadmill
The sophisticated M900T Series treadmill incorporates soft-touch consoles and touch-sensitive buttons with blue LEDs for easy scrolling of statistics. A variety of custom and pre-programmed courses are at the user’s fingertips. Features include antimicrobial handlebars; spa- cious accessory trays; Quick Start func- tions; heart-rate monitoring; and the company’s innovative OneTouch buttons for instant speed and incline adjustments. Smooth, minimal-impact workouts are delivered via Hyundai precision electronics and a 5.7-HP Mitsubishi AC drive motor.
Nautilus T916 Treadmill
The T916 premium treadmill is equipped with a custom 4.8-HP AC motor with the patented Quinton Hyperdrive system, delivering maximum torque. The system powers a 22" x 63" running surface at speeds of 0.5 mph-12 mph and at eleva- tions up to 15%. It also offers Nautilus’ REACT Absorption Control System; a low step-up height of 7.5"; Remote Operation Control (ROC) bar with TouchSensor technology; 14 exercise programs; and a welded steel frame.
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