[ใหม่] On Sale LifeSpan TR 1200i Folding Treadmill (2012 Model)
Detail
- 2.5-horsepower folding treadmill with spacious 20-by-56-inch running surface
- Biomechanically correct deck suspension system supports up to 300 pounds
- Multicolored LCD console tracks your time, calories, distance, speed, and more
- Offers several weight loss, healthy living, sports training, and heart rate programs
- EZ Drop folding system; measures 33 x 54 x 70 inches (W x H x D); lifetime warranty on frame and motor
- Treadmill Doctor "Best Buy" Award for Best New Treadmill; Fitness Professor "Head of the Class" Best Treadmill under $1,000 for 2011
The LifeSpan TR1200i folding treadmill is durable, reliable, and loaded with valuable features, helping you walk, jog, or run with confidence in the comfort of your own home. The treadmill's pleasing design includes safe and convenient handlebar controls, which let you control your speed and incline without ever removing your hands from the handlebars. As a result, you can run or walk without fear of losing your concentration or balance while adjusting your pace. The TR1200i is also built for comfort and power, with a 2.5-horsepower motor, 2.5-inch front rollers, a spacious 20-by-56-inch running surface, and a biomechanically sound deck suspension system that supports people up to 300 pounds. And to help you track your workout progress, the treadmill automatically saves your exercise data to your USB storage device. Once the info is saved, you can upload it to your personal online LifeSpan Fitness Club account, giving you access to exercise programs and detailed reports of your exercise and health results.
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The centerpiece of the TR1200i, however, is the multicolored LCD console, which offers several simultaneous readouts and exercise programs to help you achieve your health and fitness goals. The display tracks your time, calories, distance, steps, heart rate, speed, and incline level, with large soft-touch keys helping you get started and control your momentum. More importantly, the console offers 17 preset workout programs that help you vary your exercise routine--a critical factor for people trying to get in shape. The TR1200i's workout programs, which are designed by exercise physiologists to keep you safe and motivated, are grouped by exercise motivation, so you can quickly choose a workout that's right for you. All programs include 20 different segments, each with its own speed and inline level set according to the purpose of the program.
In addition to the preset programs, the treadmill offers two My Zone heart rate control programs and two custom programs. The My Zone Constant program keeps your heart rate at a constant level--thereby using your heart rate as a fitness tool--while the My Zone Interval program lets you enter your own minimum and maximum hear rate. As you exercise, the treadmill speed and incline will automatically adjust to keep your heart rate at the preferred level. By contrast, the custom programs are fully adaptable to your favored workout formula. That's because you're in charge of setting the speed and incline level for each of the 20 program segments, and then saving them for future use.
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As a bonus, when you purchase a LifeSpan TR1200i treadmill, you automatically receive a membership to the LifeSpan Fitness Club. This comprehensive online health management program, powered by the Interactive Health Partner, lets you select exercise programs, track and manage your fitness and health results, and receive motivating support as you work toward achieving your goals. The LifeSpan Fitness Club is easy to use: each time you work out on the TR1200i, the treadmill automatically saves your exercise results on your LifeSpan USB storage device. Because the USB device is personalized with your age, gender, and weight, not only do you bypass setup screens, you also receive accurate calorie calculations based on your data. Every 20 seconds during your workout, the console will then record your heart rate, minutes, miles, steps, and calories. After your workout, you simply upload your results to your personalized online account on your computer using the USB device. You'll then have access to a full set of detailed reports and fun facts that you can analyze or share with friends, family, fitness coaches, or physicians.
Other details include a set of built-in, high-quality speakers and a iPod/headphone jack, making it easy to listen to music as you walk or run; an Intelli-Step step-counting feature that works like a pedometer; 15 incline levels.
Specifications:
- Belt size: 20 by 56 inches
- Drive motor: 2.5-horsepower continuous-duty DC
- Belt type: 2 ply
- Incline motor: 800-pounds maximum lift
- Rollers: 2.5 inches (front), 2 inches (rear)
- Speed: 0.5 to 11 miles per hour
- Incline: 15 levels
- Deck suspension: 6 variable-density elastomers
- Deck: 3/4-inch phenolic
- Folding system: EZ Drop
- Side rails: Nonslip plastic
- Full dimensions: 33 by 54 by 70 inches (W x H x D)
- Folded dimensions: 39 by 66 by 33 inches
- Capacity: 300 pounds
Manufacturer's Warranty
Lifetime on the frame and motor,
3 years on parts, 1 year on labor
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About PCE Health and Fitness
Founded in 1994 in Park
City, Utah, PCE Health and Fitness has established a reputation for innovation,
quality, and community responsibility. In 2001, the company introduced the
LifeSpan line of fitness equipment targeting the over-55, value-conscious
consumer. The award-winning line of exercise equipment is now sold by fitness
retailers across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, and has grown to include both a
high-value home series and a pro series that targets the high-end home user and
the institutional customer. The company's awards include a Gold Medal Excellence
Award from the Industrial Design Society of America, the Treadmill Doctor Best
New Treadmill of the Year, and multiple Best Buy and Recommend Buy awards from
the Consumer Guide and many others.
The PRO's:
#1 - When I jog on the treadmill there is NO movement in the console. This treadmill replaced our old Proform and the console would shake violently.
#2 - I really like the handlebar controls. It is nice when jogging to be able to adjust the speed and incline from the grips instead of slowing down and moving closer to the console to make the adjustments.
#3 - The USB feature and membership kit has been great for accountability and tracking. I don't think that I am using all the features yet but what I am using so far is great for logging.
#4 - The treadmill is very quiet even at the 5-6 mph range that I usually run at. The console does have the speakers and iPod jack but I have this set up in a den / game room where we have a TV so I have not needed to use the speakers yet.
#5 - The treadmill is easy to fold and unfold. I am not sure if this is standard or not but our old treadmill had the pin on the side that you had to pull to lock it into the side of the frame when folded and when you unfolded all the weight was on you when you lowered. This treadmill has shocks and you just push the shock with the foot and the treadmill unfolds itself.
#6 - We are trying to get the family involved more in fitness and being active. I just got the boys a heavy bag and getting them to use the treamdill as well. The treadmill has a step counting feature...which is really fun for us to play games with the boys like --- who can go 1,000 steps the fastest. things to try to keep their interest and make it fun for them.
#7 - Assembly and delivery was easier than expected although see Con's below for one trouble spot
#8 - This really has nothing to do with the performance but the design and aesthetics are really nice. The old treadmill was big, black and an eye sore and we tried to keep it out of the way (out of sight out of mind) but this treamdill has nice platinum colors and looks really nice in the room.
The Cons:
#1 - To date the only con that I have is the treadmill is almost fully assembled in the box. However you do need to attach the console and make the wire connections. The issue that I had was that there is a three sets of wires...they are color coded and labeled which was fine but you have to be carefull where you house the wires when putting on the back cover.
Overall our family is VERY pleased with the treadmill. It really is exciting to see our kids being more active as well. I would strongly recommend this treamdill.
(NOTE: LifeSpan upgraded my order to the TR 3000i. The TR 3000i is identical
in appearance and function to the 1200i, but has a longer warranty, an upgraded
motor, and a slightly thicker deck, all of which give it a higher rated weight
capacity.)
I ordered the LifeSpan based exclusively on the positive
Amazon reviews. It was a few hundred dollars more than another model I was
considering, but for something this big, this heavy, and this expensive that I
will hopefully use for a few decades, I figured the few hundred dollars would be
worth the investment. I tried to find local fitness equipment resellers where I
could look at treadmills, but it was very difficult to find any, and they were
far away, making a trip inconvenient. Ordering on Amazon was just a few
clicks.
Crescendo
Fitness, H2O
Fitness Seattle, Multisports
Endurocycle, Merit
Fitness 715E, ProForm
925 , Schwinn
113 , Lifecore
Fitness Compact, AFG 4.1
AE, WaterRower
Classic Rowing, Pro
Indoor Cycling Bike, Total
Pet Health, XTC
Recumbent , NORDIC
TRACK CX 990, Diamondback
Fitness 510Ub, AFG
4.0 AR, Stamina
7250, Sunny
Elliptical Trainer, Phoenix
99607 , HCI
Fitness Sprint, Horizon
RCT 7.6 , Kettler
Men s Verso, CycleOps
400Pro , Sole
S77, Stamina
7100, Bowflex
TC5000 , Precor
EFX 546, VibePlate
Exercise Vibration, Best
Fitness Upright Bike, Custom
Ski Machine, Sunny
Magnetic Indoor, Precor
EFX 833, Stamina
Conversion II , Livestrong
LS Pro1, ProForm
910 E, Proform
1200, Exercise
Fitness Bike , Rowing
Machines, Endurance
B2R, Multisports
Fitness, Lifespan
Tr1200-Dt
After placing my order, LifeSpan called me to tell me that
they were out of stock of the 1200i, but would upgrade me to the 3000i at no
charge. The 3000i is identical physically, it apparently just has an upgraded
motor and warranty. I said "Sure!"
A day later, I received a call from
the custom delivery company to schedule the delivery time. The next day, they
arrived an hour early (8am).
It took two very large delivery guys to
bring the large box into the house. The box was in good condition and nothing
was damaged inside.
I was able to push the box through my house and into
my office by myself, and unbox and fully assemble the treadmill nearly all by
myself (my wife helped with a few steps). A second person will be helpful, but
with patience, a single strong person can do it.
I took my time on the
assembly, and in about an hour I had it all done. It powered right up and worked
perfectly out of the box. The platform and belt are fully assembled, so there is
no need to mess with adjustments or difficult assembly.
The treadmill is
well designed and is physically very stable and solid. Excellent
construction.
Since I will be using this in my home office and wanted to
use it while on telephone calls, I was concerned about how quiet it would be.
The treadmill motor itself is very, very quiet. What actually makes the most
noise are my footsteps hitting the belt/deck, and the resulting noise from the
friction on the belt. But it is quiet enough that unless I tell people that I am
on a treadmill and they listen for the background noise, they would never
know.
The console display is bright and relatively easy to read. It
displays speed, incline, steps, calories, elapsed time, pulse, and probably a
few other things I can't remember. From what I can tell, I can't change the
values displayed. For instance, I would like to have it sometimes display the
clock / current time of day instead of the elapse time--or have it cycle back
and forth every X seconds. From what I can tell, the clock only displays when
the treadmill is stopped and the session is ended. (although admittedly I
haven't scoured the manual or tried very hard to look).
SportsArt
3106 , CYBEX
425A , Sole
E55, Precor
EFX 546i , FreeMotion
770, Bladez
Fitness Master, Velocity
Fitness Black, Body-Solid
BFSB10, LifeSpan
S1, Endurocycle
200 , Bowflex
TC3000, ProForm
850 , Diamondback
Fitness 910Ub, Tv
2008 Model Exercise, Precor
9.33, GOLD
S GYM POWERSPIN , LifeSpan
Fitness EL3000i, Cybex
Arc Trainer, 660BRL
Embedded, Proform
Power 1080, Schwinn
A.C. Sport , Fitnex
B70, Fitnex
X Series , Kettler
Montana Stepper, Xiser
Commercial Stepper, ProForm
Activator V5, Bladez
Fitness X450 , Precor
UBK 815, Sole
F85, Precor
EFX 5.37 , Smooth
Fitness 9.35iHR , CycleOps
100 Pro, Endurance
B2U, Sanibel
- Elliptical Trainer, SportsArt
Fitness C521r, True
Fitness M50, Sunny
SF-B1003, Smooth
Fitness 8.35, Precor
EFX 5.21, Sole F65
, First
Degree Fitness,
I personally only use two buttons on the console: Start
and Stop. I don't use any of the predefined routines and presets and programs. I
just want to start and stop. The buttons on the handlebars are great, allowing
me to easily adjust speed and incline without having to reach up to the
console.
There are two large cup/bottle holders on each side of the
console that are very deep. They completely swallow the typical small 16oz water
bottle, so on one side I put something in the bottom to raise my drink up
higher.
The only very minor complaint I have is with the fit of the
plastic pieces on the 'arms'. The edges where the top and bottom pieces join
aren't flush, so there's a sharp plastic edge along the seams of both sides of
both arms. This is totally trivial, but it's the only minor flaw I've found with
the treadmill so far. I will probably shave the edge down with a razor blade so
that it is smoother.
The most surprising feature for me was the USB port
and the Fitness Club 'membership'. I didn't think I would care about it or use
it, but it's a really great feature to see exactly how much time, how many
steps, how many calories, and average pulse all displayed online in a daily and
weekly exercise journal. It serves as a great reminder of how much you've
'accomplished' on the treadmill.
And since I have mine in my home office,
I wanted to work while walking. It turns out that my laptop fits perfectly on
the console. I bought the Logitech Portable Lapdesk N315 from Amazon.com, which
rests on top of the handlebar and console, perfectly level and in a good enough
position to let me type, use a mouse, and see the laptop display.
Logitech Portable Lapdesk N315
I've also
mounted a 32" LCD TV in front of the treadmill, allowing me to send my my laptop
display to the TV and do work on a really large screen.
Like most
everyone else, I had reservations buying a big, expensive treadmill online
without seeing or trying it first. But like other purchasers, I'm very happy
with my purchase.
I have zero regrets about choosing LifeSpan, about the
price, or about having purchased a treadmill. It has been fantastic, and has
completely changed how I work at home and exercise.
Sunny
3 in 1, Precor
9.35 , Life
Fitness X8, Game
Rider Pro , CYBEX
360A , Smooth
Fitness CE-7.4, Sole
TT8, WaterRower
A1 , Brand
New Exercise Fitness , Weslo
Cadence G-40, Stamina
- Deluxe Air , Crescendo
Fitness Magnetic, Precor
EFX 5.33, Schwinn
Airdyne Evolution, Precor
EFX 5.25, Schwinn
A.C. , Body
Glide SST6000, Smooth
Fitness 6.75, Whole
Body Vibration, Health
Mark VF81003 , Phoenix
98836, Proform
Power CT, Nautilus
NB3000 , Captiva
- Elliptical Trainer, Sunny
SF-B1002 , Precor
9.31, LifeCore
CD400, Kettler
Coach M, Merit
Fitness 725E , LifeSpan
TR 800, Precor
EFX 546, Helix
Lateral Trainer, Sunny
SF-B1110, Sunny
Crazy Fit, Magnetic
Foldable Recumbent, Octane
Fitness Q35c, Sole
F83, First
Degree Fitness E-520, LifeSpan
Fitness Pro5, Spirit
Esprit ET-388,
I now spend 1-2 hours a day on the treadmill while
working, which is more exercise than I would normally get in an entire week. It
has been a fantastic investment, and I only wish that I had bought one
sooner.
Jan 2012 Update: The treadmill is still working great, zero
issues. One caveat to consider. I am having the carpet replaced in my house, and
I realized that the assembled treadmill is too large to move out through my
office door. In order to remove it, it has to be disassembled. Just pay
attention to how it is assembled, and make sure to keep the included tools, and
the disassembly can be done in under 15 minutes. The key is to fold down the
bars so they are parallel with the deck, just like it was in the shipping box.
You can then tilt it up on one side and slide it out of the room. It is much
easier to move collapsed like this than to try and move it fully assembled. I
don't know where I put the original tools, but luckily I had a set of metric hex
wrenches--other than that, you need a phillips screwdriver and a crescent
wrench.