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EXERPEUTIC TF2000 Recovery Fitness Walking Treadmill with Full Length Hand Rails, Deck Cushions and Heart Rate Monitoring

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Features

  • Designed for people in recovery and seniors' home Use. Treadmill belt size: 50" L x 16" w. 300 lbs. User weight capacity
  • 49 Full length walking assistant hand rails with foam padding provide safe, easy fitness walking
  • Speed starts at 0.2 MPH and adjusts in increments of 1/10's MPH up to a maximum of 5 MPH. 10 shock absorbing deck cushions with extra reinforcement for reducing joint impact while walking
  • Highly visual backlit LCD display window features elapsed time, distance walked, calories burned, speed and Pulse. Two accessory holders included
  • 10 shock absorbing deck cushions with extra reinforcement for reducing joint impact while walking. 5" Low deck height for easy step up

Description

Treadmill walking is an effective way to burn extra calories and achieve a healthy lifestyle. Especially designed for people in recovery and seniors who want safety, security and ease of use while walking. The Exerpeutic recovery treadmill features 49” full length walking assistant support hand rails with foam padding which provide safety and stability while walking, and a highly visual backlit LCD display showing time, speed, distance, calories burned, and pulse. With a 300 lb weight capacity, users can start walking slowly and increase their pace up to 4 mph. To reduce stress on the knees, legs and ankles, we have added 10 shock absorbing deck cushions. So let’s get started and get healthy and well again with Exerpeutic recovery treadmill. Features: 300 lbs. user weight capacity. 1.5 HP High Torque Motor utilizes “Quiet Drive” which reduces any noise when walking. 49” Full length walking assistant hand rails with foam padding provide safe, easy fitness walking. Hand rails can be reversely installed for wider or narrower grip. Hand rails extend to the back of the treadmill for easy on and off for users of all levels of mobility. Hand pulse for measure your target heart rate. Speed starts at 0.2 mph and adjusts in increments of 1/10’s mph up to a maximum of 5 mph. Highly visual backlit LCD display window features elapsed time, distance walked, calories burned, speed and pulse. 10 Shock absorbing deck cushions with extra reinforcement for reducing joint impact while walking. Extended rail platform for resting between walking sessions. 4 Adjustable stabilizers for leveling the deck. Low deck height for easy step up. Treadmill belt size: 50” L x 16” W. A safety clip and a stop button are included for emergency stops. Two accessory holders included. Transportation wheels included for easy relocation. Some assembly required. Electrical outlet required. Warranty: 3 years frame, 5 years motor, 90 days parts. Set up Dimensions: 61.5”L x 30”W x 15.5”H. Set up Weight: 135.6 lbs.

Brand: Exerpeutic


Color: breige


Product Dimensions: 61.5"D x 30"W x 51"H


Item Weight: 5.2 Kilograms


Material: Aluminum


Maximum Speed: 5 Miles per Hour


Special Feature: Shock Absorbent


Recommended Uses For Product: Walking


Target Audience: Adult


Maximum Horsepower: 1.5 Horsepower


Maximum Speed: 5 Miles per Hour


Special Feature: Shock Absorbent


Recommended Uses For Product: Walking


Maximum Horsepower: 1.5 Horsepower


Display Type: LCD


Power Source: Corded Electric


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds


Speed Rating: 5 miles_per_hour


Screen Size: 13 Centimeters


Input Power: 1500 Watts


Minimum Speed: 0.2 Miles per Hour


Material: Aluminum


Color: breige


Assembly Required: Yes


Brand: Exerpeutic


Target Audience: Adult


Included Components: treadmill


Model Number: 4001


Product Dimensions: 61.5"D x 30"W x 51"H


Item Weight: 5.2 Kilograms


Deck Length: 50 Inches


Deck Width: 16 Inches


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Highly recommend
I'm 61years old and trying to get back into exercising. I'm pretty out of shape, so I need to start slowly. Also, I'm allergic to sunlight (yup, that's a thing--I get hives on exposed skin when I'm in the sun). On top of that, I'm prone to grabbing any excuse to avoid exercising, so any sort of bad weather (too hot, too cold, too wet, etc. etc. etc.) gives me a reason not to go for a walk outside. I do like the feeling of walking though, so a treadmill seemed like the best way to go. But I've owned two others in the past and didn't like either one. Both ran faster than I wanted or needed. They both had a tiny incline even when they were supposedly "flat." And both were just *so* noisy. This machine has none of those flaws. It will let me walk at a comfortable pace (I'm starting at about 2.2 mph), while still having plenty of room for growth as I get stronger. It has adjustable feet on the bottom, so it was easy to level it perfectly. It's not totally quiet, but it is much less noisy than the other machines were. My family can't even hear that I'm using it upstairs while they're downstairs. It's also built like a tank and seems likely to last for a long, long time. I like that it's an American product. Hopefully, a fellow citizen somewhere took home a paycheck this week in part because I bought American. While I don't need the side rails right now because I don't have balance issues, looking to the future, they're something that may make sense. If I ever do need this therapeutically, I'm sure the fact that the side rails run the full length of the bed will be very helpful. Another feature that I think might be helpful in the future is that the tread itself is printed with a white dash along one edge. It makes it easy to see that it's moving, which I imagine would be helpful to anyone who has stability issues. Assembly was straightforward. Probably the biggest problem was that I wanted it upstairs and it's heavy. But it was delivered in two boxes, and we were able to unpack components from the larger box too, so that reduced the weight. Still, we needed one of our sons to help us carry the main part upstairs. Now for the things I might change. I do wish that I could adjust the height of the side rails because they're at an awkward height for me. I suspect that wouldn't be a problem if I were taller. (I'm 5'4", and I just feel like my arms and shoulders aren't quite comfortably relaxed when I hold on to the side rails, but we're planning to add spacers to increase the height by an inch or so, which I think will help.) The other thing I would like is if there was a convenient place to rest a tablet or book. There really isn't. There are two areas on either side of the panel to hold a water bottle I guess, but they're quite angled and not very deep. I haven't tried to set a water bottle in them yet, so I can't really say whether they work well. What I do know is that there's absolutely nowhere to place my Kindle. However, I bought a clear acrylic accessory (from a different vendor on Amazon) that hangs over the instrument panel and still lets me view the panel. We had to modify the accessory a bit because it's designed to hang from the top of an instrument panel that's flat along the top edge. The top of the panel on this machine has a slight curve, so we added supports inside of the top edge of the accessory so it couldn't shift along the panel. (Bolting it to the panel to keep it steady isn't an option because you still need to be able to access the start/stop/speed controls.) That works perfectly, and lets me lift the whole thing out of the way so I can access the controls as needed. It's also possible to purchase tablet accessories that clamp on from other vendors. One version has a gooseneck. There's a cross bar below the control panel that would work perfectly as a place to clamp a support like that, but the reviews for the gooseneck accessory weren't very good (apparently it breaks easily) and it was much more expensive than the clear acrylic thing I bought instead. Anyway. It would be nice if the side rail height could be adjusted and if the treadmill vendor offered a way to support a book or tablet that was either built into the treadmill control panel or that could be purchased separately and was already designed to work with the current design of the instrument panel. I'm happy with the workaround we came up with, but I recognize that many people don't have the tools that it takes to modify things the way we do. TL;DR I'm very happy with this machine--especially after making a couple of easy modifications. It's perfect for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2020 by Sue C.
    • Excellent Treadmill - Built Sturdy and Designed With Safety Features
My mother is in her late 80’s and had not exercised for many years. She is now exercising regularly thanks to new motivation and the design of this treadmill. The full length padded hand rails and low deck height on this sturdy piece of equipment provide easy-on easy-off safety and inspire confidence! Assembly is simple. Customer support is excellent. The motor is very quiet with only a minor gear whine at the 1.6 and 3.2 speeds. Easy to read and use digital display and controls. The speeds are well graduated and perfect for rehabilitative use or by anyone just starting a walking program. You will not run on this machine but you can walk fast enough for even conditioned users to get an intense workout! The neutral color blends well with any decor. The cup holders’ angles are a little awkward (pointing the tops of bottles slightly back toward the user) but hold onto things well. Overall a solid 4+ rating. The fact that my mother is actually USING this treadmill REGULARLY (due mainly to her motivation and this treadmill’s design), raises my rating to 5 stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2018 by David
    • Excellent treadmill if you are a little unsure of your balance
This treadmill is exactly what I needed. It feels very safe to walk on it. The deck is well cushioned, and the long hand rails are perfectly positioned and would work for a wide range of heights (I am 5'6). It's also very quiet. No fancy features, no incline, no jogging speed - just a perfectly flat walk (up to 5 mph, which is quite brisk) that is easy on my damaged knee. A minor negative - the 'drink holder' is absolutely useless and a very dumb design. It's slanted at a 45 degree angle and is very shallow - I think the only thing it would hold is a very small bottle with a screw cap. Almost anything put into it, like a TV remote control, just falls out. I installed a small shelf on the nearby wall and use that instead. Assembly is not easy - there were a number of problems. My husband is very handy and has a full shop, and he found he needed to redrill some slightly mismatched holes where parts quite didn't line up. Once assembled, though, it is very solid. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020 by Walker
    • Great machine but room for improvement
Bought this Exerpeutic for my sister and she really likes it. However, as the one who set it up, a 70 yr old guy with tech/ mech background I found this time consuming to set up. While console is plastic and lightweight the rest is heavy like a beast. Well built! My chief complaint is about lubricating the belt. For the intended users, there needs to be a better way to lube the tread by refilling a resevoir and pumping oil onto the tread from underneath needs to be designed. Elderly, disabled, handicapped, less mobile users should not have to be constantly depending on others to do this and it probably will not get done leading to early damage to equipment. Paying $500 for the machine should include a better way to perform this critical and necessary maintenance. Otherwise, features are great for target market. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 by Deplorable1
    • Over 65? This is the safest sturdiest treadmill you'll ever use
I've been racewalking on a treadmill for 5 years, mostly at Planet Fitness. Not wanting to jump in the car and drive to the gym after shoveling snow in Maine I researced and decided on this one. I'm sixty eight and wanted a treadmill that was sturdy, safe, and simple to use. The Exerpeutic Recovery Treadmill fits my needs. I don't worry about losing my balance. There is a bar In front of me that I can hold on to if I like and there are long sturdy side rails. It is easy to step on and I get just the data I want: a speed I can adjust easily and safely plus the distance, time, and calories burned. I keep my iPod in one of the cup holders on the left. (Got to have great music playing while I am walking) My brother put it together for me though I could have done it if I didn't mind it taking twice as long. I got the product a day earlier than scheduled. Amazon is prompt for shipping. I would highly recommend this product for we older folks. I work in a nursing home and see that it is built to to avoid falls or injuries.. Bravo to Exerpeutic and Double Bravo to Amazon for delivery. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2020 by outoftheblue

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