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The belt has 3 zones for automatic speed change and stop.
The belt has 3 zones for automatic speed change and stop.
Mechanism and design
Max. user weight90 kg90 kg
Load systemelectricelectric
Min. running speed0.5 km/h0.5 km/h
Max. running speed6 km/h6 km/h
Motor power0.8 hp0.8 hp
Foldable design
Transport wheels
Programs and information
Information
distance
calorie consumption
distance
calorie consumption
Features
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remote control
remote control
General
Country of originChinaChina
Running belt size (LxW)120x41.5 cm120x40 cm
Dimensions12.9x143.2x54.7 cm11.4x144.9x52.8 cm
Folded dimensions12.9x82.2x54.7 cm14x85.5x52.8 cm
Weight28 kg22 kg
Added to E-Catalogmay 2019may 2019

Running belt size (LxW)

Under the dimensions of the belt in the specs of treadmills, they usually mean the dimensions of the working area — that is, the running deck within which the user's feet stay during training. Several points determine the optimal length and width of the belt.

The long treadmill length ensures safety — less likely to seriously stumble and fall out of rhythm. On the other hand, a long belt requires a more powerful motor, and the dimensions of the treadmills increase accordingly. With all this in mind, it is believed that the optimal length for home use is 120 – 130 cm; longer belts are designed for use in fitness centres and professional training.

Both safety and comfort when using the treadmill also depend on the width of the belt. This parameter is especially important for people of large build — on a narrow canvas, they can be “cramped”. On the other hand, as in the case of length, a large width means a large size of the treadmill itself. In general, entry-level models have a belt up to 40 cm, in more advanced treadmills there are options for 45 cm, and for professional use, this figure can reach 50 cm.

When choosing a treadmill according to the size of the belt, it is best not only to take into account all of the above, but also to try out the option that interests you before making a purchase. After all, a lot depends on personal characteristics and preferences, and a seemingly suitable treadmill may be small — or vice versa, a more...compact and inexpensive option is quite suitable.

Dimensions

The dimensions of the treadmill in the assembled state. It is important to note that more space is needed for the comfortable and proper operation of the treadmill.

Weight

The total weight of the treadmill when assembled.

All such treadmills are quite massive — models weighing up to 50 kg are considered light. And when choosing, it is worth considering that both small and significant weight have their advantages. So, lightweight designs are more convenient when moving, while weighty ones are more stable, often have more extensive functionality, and are also better suited for people with large body weight.
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