Nautilus Sports Series T5.16 Lex Treadmills
And he we are,
arrived at the Nautilus T5.16 LEX Treadmill (must we need decimal points?),
the colossus of the fitness equipment competitive arena, the Hercules
amongst smaller gladiators. If you are perceptive, you will already
have inferred the matching price, proportional to the T5.16’s status, which
approaches $2,000. If you look at different places, you might snag one
for $1,900, but if you’re seriously considering this tier, that’s not much
savings.
I’ve ran on one of these before, awhile back, but the treadmill is exceptionally steady and sturdy, relatively quiet, and very, very, very comfortable to run on. You’ll find these on one of your better health clubs, the ones located on the upscale side of town. Let’s see, top of the line features all throughout. 3.0 horsepower motor, advanced cushion and running belt for superior comfort, up to 12 mph (rather than the standard 10 mph – but I suspect most people can’t outrun a giraffe), incline range up to 15%, a large 20 by 57 inch running area, and a whopping 375 pound weight capacity. This equipment comes with a LCD screen with the standard pre-set programs and measurement and tracking tools. If you’ve got the dough, this is good stuff.
Advantages:
- Superior features in comfort, and functionality.
- Extremely steady and will facilitate as much motivated running as you can muster.
- Warranty: Lifetime on frame, 10 years on parts, and 1 year for labor.
Disadvantages:
- This treadmill, if a car, would be a SUV. Assume you have the space to fit this in your small mansion.
- They definitely should have installed at least two fans here. No fan found anywhere.
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