Ironman Edge Treadmill

January 2nd, 2008 Posted in Ironman

 

 

Summary:

"The IRONMAN Edge treadmill offers the perfect combination of innovation, performance, and design."

Specs:

  • Quiet and powerful 2.5 HP continuous duty commercial grade motor
  • 15 programs include 13 pre-set and 2 heart rate programs
  • 4 Independent Readouts Showing (Incline, Pulse, Time, Distance, Calories, Speed, Pace, Body Fat)
  • Integrated body fat monitoring system monitors your progress
  • Remote handlebar mounted speed and incline controls
  • EKG pulse grips
  • Large 20" x 56" running surface gives you maximum running room even for taller users
  • 2-ply heavy-duty treadmill belt
  • Two-speed console mounted fan keeps you cool and motivated
  • Designated foot platforms for additional safety while getting on and off the treadmill
  • Performance designed rollers and machined pulleys
  • Tethered safety magnet clip stops the unit in case of fall and provides a safeguard against unsupervised child use
  • Fold-up design with a 2-stage shock easily lowers the deck slowly from the fold-up position for added safety
  • Speed range: 0.6 – 10 mph, Incline range: 0 -12%, 110v plug-in required
  • Weight limit: 300 lbs, Carton weight: 243.6 lbs
  • Assembled dimensions – LWH: 71.7” x 34.8” x 63.8”, Assembled dimensions (folded) – LWH: 46.1” x 34.8” x 63.8”
  • Warranty: Lifetime frame, 10 years motor, 2 years parts, 1 year labor

Price:

This was offered at Costco and Costco.com for $999 shipped. Costco doesn’t seem to be selling it any longer, instead selling the newer Ironman Envision.

Justin’s Witty Comments:

Like other Ironman products, this is a cool looking treadmill. It’s big and heavy (the product is near 300 lbs) and really feels like it could take a beating. It has a powerful motor and all the doodads you would expect, and an impressive warranty to boot (although good luck getting warranty service from them). I liked the large, deep cupholders and thin slots perfect for an iPod.

All but the most serious of marathon runners couldn’t go wrong with this bad boy. Also consider the Bowflex 3, a similar treadmill from a more reputable company.

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