- Light commercial folding treadmill with 3-horsepower, continuous-duty motor
- 58-by-20-inch running surface with 8 kinetic energy dampers
- 15 preset workout programs; 23 quick keys for speed/incline adjustments
- Audio input for connecting MP3 player or iPod to built-in speakers
- 400-pound weight capacity; measures 35.5 x 61.5 x 78.25 inches (W x H x D)
BodyCraft's top-of-the-line unit, the 1180 light commercial folding treadmill will keep you feeling fit even as the weather outside turns dismal. The 1180 is distinguished by a 3-horsepower, continuous-duty motor that delivers a smooth, challenging workout, along with a 58-by-20-inch running surface with eight kinetic energy dampers to cushion the knees and joints. Users also have their choice of 15 preset, three custom, and three heart-rate-controlled (HRC) programs, depending on their skill and preference levels. The HRC programs are particularly challenging, as the treadmill will continually change its resistance during your workout to keep you at your preferred heart rate. As an alternative, users can adjust the treadmill manually via the 23 quick key buttons, with a speed range of 0.5 to 12 miles per hour and a maximum incline of 12 percent.
Want feedback on your workout? Turn to the built-in console, with a five-window LED display and backlit LCD dot matrix window that tracks your speed, time, distance, incline, pulse, pace, elevation gained, and calories burned. Best of all, the treadmill folds into a compact footprint when your workout is done, making storage and transport easy. Other details include hand-grip sensors that read your heart rate, an optional chest strap, a built-in cooling fan that helps moderate your temperature, a two-ply (3.3 mm) running belt, a soft drop lowering system, a weight capacity of 400 pounds, and an audio input for connecting an MP3 player or iPod to the built-in speakers. The treadmill measures 35.5 by 61.5 by 78.25 inches (W x H x D) when open, weighs 271 pounds, and carries the following residential warranties: lifetime on the frame, 40 years on the motor, five years on the parts, and two years on labor
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