STEPR Treadsled XL
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The STEPR Treadsled XL is a manual curved treadmill that does two jobs. Left light, the belt turns freely under your feet for running, and loaded up, it becomes a sled to push, with the switch set by how much resistance you ask of VPR. Resistance is air, across more than 100 virtual levels. Nothing drives the belt except you, so it needs no mains supply at all, and the frame is covered for ten years, parts for three and labor for two.
Resistance is air, controlled by STEPR's VPR system across more than 100 virtual levels. Nothing drives the belt except you, the machine needs no mains supply, and an anti-rollback mechanism is built in behind the curve.

Resistance
VPR is STEPR's air resistance system and it is the reason one belt covers a free run and a truck-push effort. The load comes from air being moved, and how much air gets moved is adjustable.
Summary
The Treadsled XL runs two modes on one air resistance system, in a full commercial build that expects a busy floor.
Detail

A curved belt already lets you run at whatever speed your legs choose. What the Treadsled adds is the other end of that range, where enough resistance is dialled in that the belt stops being something you run on and becomes something you drive. Speed work and heavy pushing sit on one footprint.

Air resistance on most machines is fixed by whatever fan you are turning. VPR changes the pitch of its rotors to control air displacement, so the load shifts with the output you are producing across more than 100 virtual gears. A sprint and a recovery jog can happen inside one interval without anyone touching a damper.

Because there is no motor, there is nothing to plug in and no socket to plan a floor layout around. The build is full commercial, and the warranty behind it runs ten years on the frame, three years on parts and two years on labor. That combination suits a training floor where the machine moves and the power points do not.
Range
The Treadsled is the only one of the three with no motor behind the belt. The other two are motorised, and one of them carries sled and strength work of its own.



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