Xebex Air Runner Treadmill (ACTAR-08)

The Xebex Air Runner Treadmill (ACTAR-08) is a non-motorized, self-generated, curved treadmill. Using no electricity, and instead running on the energy produced by the runner’s own movement on the treadmill. Beginners and competitors can run at desired speed and change output at will with no maximum or minimum speed setting. We designed the Xebex Runner to have the largest “sweet-spot” and best responsiveness to user’s speeds possible.

BEST RESPONSIVENESS

We designed the Xebex Runner to have the largest “sweet-spot” and best responsiveness available. We define the “sweet-spot” as the areas on the treadmill users will run to maintain, increase, or decrease speed. The larger the “sweet-spot,” the easier it is for runners to keep the same pace, increase speed into an all-out sprint, or decrease the speed to a walk or low-speed jog as needed. The responsiveness of the Xebex Runner comes in handy when users are attempting to pick-up speed, maintain speed, or decrease speed. Users will find that the Xebex Runner’s slats are very responsive to the user’s speed during high, medium, and low speeds.

LOW IMPACT

Shock absorbing slats made of rubber reduce impact on the joints, such as knees and hips, providing a much more comfortable and safer training experience.

EASY TO USE SMART CONNECT CONSOLE

Built with Long-Distance Runs and HIIT (high intensity interval training) in mind, The Xebex Runner console keeps you informed on your Time, Calories burned, Distance, Speed, Watts, RPM, and Pace, with a number of heart-rate and interval programs available. Compatible with a variety of mobile fitness apps for your smartphone as well as group leaderboard software.

MULTI-FUNCTIONAL: WALK BACKWARDS WITH RESISTANCE

The Runner features a resistance knob located at the rear of the base that enables users to increase or decrease the belt’s tension for forward movement. This unique feature makes it possible to use the treadmill for walking backward while still facing the console.

Walking backwards stimulates stronger muscles and tendons than walking forwards, resulting in the following benefits:

• Reduced risk of injury
• Stronger knees/joints
• Reduced knee and back pain
• Improve runner strength
• Overall better performance