ReebokGT50 Treadmill with Bluetooth
R11,999
About
With 34 console programmes for varied and challenging sessions, the GT50 One Series Treadmill is compatible with the Reebok Fitness app. The Bluetooth dongle (included) allows you to track and monitor your training whilst planning routes and virtually anywhere in the world from your own home.
Featuring signature ONE Series cushioning technology, the GT50 provides effective cushioning to reduce the impact upon joints whilst running to prevent injuries. Powered by a solid 2.25 HP motor, the GT50 has a max speed of 18km/h across 15 programmable incline levels, making it perfect for incline and interval training. Fit for both high intensity and steady state cardio the treadmill caters for all abilities with 34 console programmes.
Speed and incline are set easily on the console's interface with shortcut keys making transitions even simpler. The large 7 inch LCD display provides in-depth workout data whilst built-in pulse sensors allow you to track your heart rate for safe and effective training. The treadmill also features MP3 compatibility, adjustable cooling fan and foldable functionality, making the GT50 a comprehensive, convenient and space-saving option for the at home runner.
Product Features
- One Series cushion system inside and outside
- 34 console programmes
- Auto stop safety system
- Bluetooth connectivity via dongle (included)
- Compatible with the Reebok fitness app
- Direct speed and incline shortcuts plus incremental buttons on handlebars
- Integrated hand grip pulse sensors
- MP3 connectivity and built-in speakers
- ONE Series cushioning technology
- Power Incline - 15 levels of programmable incline
- Built-in transport wheels
- Adjustable cooling fan
- Soft-drop folding mechanism for storage
- Mobile device holder
- Mains powered
Product Specifications
- Maximum User Weight: 120kg (18st/13lb)
- Dimensions: L 183.5cm x W 83cm x H 136cm
- LCD backlit display: 18cm (7 inch)
- Running Area: 140cm x 48cm
- Motor: 2.25HP
- Maximum Speed: 18kmp/h
Warranty
- Frame 25 years
- Computer 2 years
- Plastic 2 years
- Motor 2 years
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