TRUE FITNESS Stryker Slat Treadmill

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TRUE FITNESS Stryker Slat Treadmill

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90 DAY WARRANTY

Warranty On All Replacement Parts

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TRUE heritage and engineering come together to provide your facility with the TRUE Stryker Slat Treadmill. The Stryker features a running surface of vulcanized rubber slats that are more durable and require less maintenance than the conventional conveyor belt system of traditional treadmills. The individual shock absorbing slats provide a running surface closer to the natural feel of outdoor running for those looking for a more realistic training experience.

Features:

Less downtime and overall lower cost-of-ownership than traditional treadmill
Requires less maintenance; no need for tracking adjustments, waxing, or flipping of deck with slat system
Ergonomic pistol-grip handles with thumb controls and center pod with quick speed and incline keys
Over-molded rubber slat belt with 62 individual slats and running surface of 22”/55 cm x 60”/152 cm
Three emergency stops for safety (on console, center pod, and safety key)
Choose from three UNITE consoles (LED, 10″ Touchscreen, 16″ Touchscreen) to best suit your gym needs

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power Source:

120V/16A Dedicated (NEMA 5-20 Receptacle) 220-240V/8A Option Available

Cord Length:

12′ / 3.7 M

Power Factor Correction (PFC):

Standard

Resistance Source:

Double-Braking System

Incline Motor:

1,200 lbs. of thrust

Speed Sensor:

Optical

Slat:

62 vulcanized rubber slats – durometer of 75 shore

End Rollers:

58 mm diameter with shielded bearings

Slatbelt Support Bearings:

22 mm diameter with sealed bearings

Frame Construction:

Robotically Welded Heavy-Gauge Steel

Speed Range:

.5 to 12.5 MPH / .8 to 20 KPH

Incline/Decline Range:

0% to 25% (-3% to 22% with Decline)

Quick Access Control:

Mechanical thumb switches and center pod with quick keys (speed and incline) as well as emergency stop

Handrail Design:

Continuous Multi-Grip Handrails with Molded Rubber, Moisture-Resistant Grips

Contact Heart Rate Monitoring:

Yes

User Detection:

Person Present Detection

AVAILABLE CONSOLES

Console Options

UNITE 16″, UNITE 10″, and UNITE LED

WORKOUTS

UNITE 16″ and UNITE 10″ Consoles:

10K, 5K, AIR FORCE, ARMY, CALORIE GOAL, CARDIO CHALLENGE, DISTANCE GOAL, DRAW YOUR OWN, GERKIN, HALF MARATHON, HILL INTERVALS, HRC CRUISE CONTROL, LEG SHAPER, MARINES, MONUMENT WORKOUT, NAVY, PEB, QUICK START, ROLLING HILLS, SINGLE HILL, SPEED INTERVALS, TARGET HRC, TIME GOAL, VIRTUAL RUNS, WEIGHT LOSS HILL

UNITE LED Console:

10K, 5K, CALORIE GOAL, CARDIO CHALLENGE, DISTANCE GOAL, GERKIN, HALF MARATHON, HILL INTERVALS, HRC CRUISE CONTROL, LEG SHAPER, QUICK START, ROLLING HILLS, SINGLE HILL, TARGET HRC, TIME GOAL, and WEIGHT LOSS HILL

EXTRAS

Accessories:

Water Bottle Holders (2), Accessory Tray, Reading Rack/Tablet Holder

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

72″ L x 35″ W x 64″ H / 182 cm x 89 cm x 163 cm

Running Surface:

22”/55 cm x 60”/152 cm

Machine Weight:

599 lbs / 271.7 kg

Shipping Weight:

649 lbs / 294.3 kg

Maximum User Weight:

500 lbs / 226.7 kg

Deck Step-Up Height:

13” / 33.02 cm

Portability:

Rear Retractable Transport Wheels

FULL COMMERCIAL WARRANTY

Frame:

7 Years

Parts:

3 Years

Labor:

2 Years

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