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Precor C966i Experience Treadmill [Remanufactured]

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90 DAY WARRENTY

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The Precor C966i provide running decks that are secured at the back so you get the greatest shock absorption at the front, where you need it most. Relative perceived exertion (RPE) is the difference between how hard your brain says you’re working and how hard your heart actually works. If you’re jogging, the perceived level of exertion drops when impact to your ankle, knee and other affected joints is reduced. Precor’s patented treadmill technology absorbs the impact of each foot strike up to 38% more than other treadmills. So you experience a more comfortable workout that keeps you motivated and moving toward your fitness goals.

  • 4 HP Peak Duty AC Motor, Self Lubricated Bed & Belt
  • Incline: 3-15 Degrees, Speed: 0.5-16 mph
  • 22 Preprogrammed Workout Options OR Manual Quick Start
  • Heart Rate Monitor Integrated Into Handle Bars
  • 110v

Product Dimensions: 88 x 35 x 64 inches ; 400 pounds

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