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assembly instructions here: dropbox.com/home/Marketing%20For%20Distributors/Owner's%20Manuals/Xebex/APSKI-200-HBA?preview=APSKI-200-HBA+Assembly+Manual.pdf&share_manage_access=false Console instructions here: www.dropbox.com/home/Marketing%20For%20Distributors/Owner's%20Manuals/Xebex/APSKI-200-HBA?preview=APSKI-200-HBA+Console+Manual-220104+(1).docx&share_manage_access=false

Thanks for your comment! The Sledtrac 6000 offers much more resistance compared to the Airplus Runner because it uses motor-generated resistance, unlike the Airplus Runner's magnetic system.

@ Is there a way to compare the resistance of both? Like is the difference between the 2 a lot or a little?

​@@Notsostrongman375 To also clarify, Airplus Runner is a manual treadmill, while the Sledtrac 6000 is a powered treadmill. This gives the Sledtrac a broader range and stronger resistance for more versatile training. Check out Garage Gym Reviews’ take on the Sledtrac 6000 here: (ua-cam.com/video/KW_yUucpK6U/v-deo.htmlsi=Ib_187VDIsfzaBhh)

@@xebexfitness Thanks. I was looking at the manual one but just wanted to see broadly speaking will I lose 10%, 20%, 30%, etc. of max resistance compared to the 6000?

​@@Notsostrongman375 The resistance on the Sledtrac 6000 is significantly higher for sure, likely exceeding a 30% difference compared to the manual Airplus Runner, depending on your training intensity and style.

Hi there! We do have a few distributors in AUS. Please email info@xebexfitness.com with your location and the product you're interested in, and a sales rep will connect you with a nearby distributor for further assistance.

It broke at the lever

@@dwayne4260, thanks for getting in touch with us. I will refer to contact our support division: info@xebexfitness.com , please provide details to your treadmill model and some pictures of the broken cable so our tech can assist you further - Dave

Hi, thank you for you comment, please send us your details and email dave@xebexfitness.com - will assist you further with this product.

@@xebexfitness Thank you I sent an email!

@drew6167, we definitely have a video on that too - did the test a few months back: ua-cam.com/video/f_-mWiixNCk/v-deo.htmlsi=YnHIzfR1BBR-4U0p

You may send us an email to request the product of your choice to info@xebexfitness.com, our sales will connect you to the nearest distributor in Europe.

Thank you for the comment, even if you're over the weight capacity, it's still possible to walk on the TKR 4000. I personally tested it by doing a farmer’s walk (I weigh 220 lbs and carried two 45 lb plates for a total of 310 lbs). You might notice a slightly faster pace when walking compared to users who weigh less, as the incline plus weight can contribute to increased speed.

Flaman Fitness carries most Xebex products in Canada, can check with them if they have this in stock! If not, reach back out to us by email!

Hi @screamofitness, the monitoring program will continue to track your wattage even if it goes above 900 watts. However, the generator resistance itself is limited to 900 watts, which is the maximum it can provide for the Sledtrac Lite. (Side note* wattage is a measure of power output per unit of time - Longer you spend pushing or try running on a specific resistance setting will continue to measure your power output)

We're always eager to hear feedback from our customers. How has your experience been with the Sledtrac Lite? Are there any specific features you've found particularly helpful or enjoyable? Have you encountered any challenges or areas for improvement?

Hi @chiburu_uchinanchu, the Trekker is specifically designed as an incline machine (kind of an alternative to a stepper machine) There are recently two awesome reviews on our Trekker if you interested to dig deep (1. By Tredmill Review Guru: ua-cam.com/video/VTDb-TkzFaY/v-deo.htmlsi=qJRTdySHSeFGJhg9, 2. Garage Gym Reviews Everything: ua-cam.com/video/QlUoGlZ1Tn4/v-deo.htmlsi=jeg4KutGFAAgJV0T)

Hey @Derrick-g1c, thanks for the comment. The STL-5000 comes in two incline configurations (7% slope - roughly 10" off ground and 16% - 14" off ground) if you are in the range of 6 feet - 7 feet tall pretty sure its still a good fit to your home gym. Hope this helps - Xebexfitness team

You can follow the steps below to test the connection: Step 1: Enter Setup Mode Press and hold the "RESET" button (press Up and down arrow key at the same time) for 3 seconds until "SET HRM" appears on the display. Step 2: Select Wireless Connection Use the "UP/DOWN" buttons to choose "BLUETOOTH" or "ANT+". Step 3: Pair Your Heart Rate Monitor Follow the on-screen instructions to pair your Bluetooth or ANT+ chest strap with the machine. Step 4: Confirm Connection Once connected, the machine will display your heart rate. Hope this helps - Xebex Team

Thanks for your question @alemann5007 To clarify, the AirPlus Runner uses magnetic resistance, which can fluctuate based on speed. Whereas our Sledtrac models and Trekker offers more consistent resistance. The Sledtrac Lite 5000 and Trekker 4000 utilize a generator system for steady, off-road-like resistance and can be set at higher resistance than the AirPlus Runner . For ultimate control, the Sledtrac 6000 features a motorized system allowing you to switch between manual and controlled sled modes and because its motorised to have higher resistance power than the rest. Hope this helps with the comparison. -Dave, Xebex Team

You can get quite a challenging sled workout since the TKR-4000 uses a generator resistance system that keeps your resistance much more consistent throughout compared to any other wheeled sleds or sledmills on the market who are using magnetic resistance.

@@xebexfitness Ok but... how heavy does it feel :)

@@foster789 Personal experience, I am 200 lbs, pushing on the highest resistance level feels like packing another 45 lbs to drive my legs on this treadmill/ sled :P

Thanks for the comment! We want to ensure everyone gets the most out of our content. To see which apps are compatible with the Bluetooth function, you may double check this list: www.getrxd.com/smart-connect-ecosystem if Garmin would work.

Hi @forgotmypassword2804, you can check www.getrxd.com/xebex-fitness.html There are promos happening now!

Yep Brunning it! 🤣 BTW thank you for picking that up - thought no one ever reads now lol

XT4 has added features that XT3 plus lacks: such as 1. swivel casters, allowing users to turn corners or move around tight spaces effortlessly. 2. Added front weighted sleeve - improve front wheel traction reduce wheel lifting off the ground, 3. Upgraded solid rubber tires - less to no maintenance required and no need to check tire pressure ever compared to traditional air tires. Check out our full deep dive review of the XT4 here: ua-cam.com/video/jLSFlYp3QeY/v-deo.htmlsi=ukyAES7Y4DJmMMGO

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Hi, Thanks for your feedback, will keep that in mind.

@@xebexfitness Sir, Are you interested in my service? I am waiting for your reply.

Will refer you to send an email to info@xebexfitness.com, our sales rep will assist you in connecting to the closest seller/ distributor .

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Here is an instructional video made by our videographer to help you with the speed unit change: ua-cam.com/users/shortsnRxXAdRBAmg?feature=share

Thank you !

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Definitely more compact in size.

Hi Brian, great question and yes the solid rubber tires can be upgraded, as well as the front weighted sleeve. Drop GetRXD a message for the upgrade inquiry since it might not be available yet (sales@getrxd.com)

Please drop us an email to info@xebexfitness for more details.👍

Thanks Ahmed, will keep that in mind

We have minimised and addressed concerns about dead air situation during cycling sessions. Our design includes a more angled frame and enhanced magnetic resistance. This ensures a sustained and engaging ride, even during extended periods of standing up motion. However this would also depend on how the user is optimizing their workouts on our spin cyclers.

Definitely a well built easy to use cardio machine to test your overall stamina, strength and endurance. Hope to hear more from your experience soon !

It comes nearly fully assembled and will just take roughly 45 mins to assemble the remaining of it. The entire treadmill deck and uprights are pre-assembled, so you'd just be putting on a few pieces to complete assembly. See the assembly manual here: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/843fuwwvz7vjj30aam1vd/STL-5000-SledTrac-Lite-Manual.pdf?rlkey=akdddb9ta4vvdroirao2qk84s&dl=0

Thank you for your comment, for functional gyms, I think both brand are great - Xebex has a slightly better price point, and works perfectly with 3rd party softwares to track workout data.

I can't speak for @noFate247, but I would pick the rower (more upper body workout)

Thanks for the question @Mattlovelace91, the TKR-4000 was design as an alternative to a stepper and to simulate smooth hiking and sled work. It is possible to add a solid and steady elevated platform to provide a lesser incline for your needs. However this is not recommended for safety reasons. (We will look into that for future updates)

@@xebexfitness thank you for the reply!

How is this for a 6'6 person? Specifically, looking to walk backwards

@@arthurwills7349 you’re gonna have to shrink a little, Arthur. 😂

Lol. I am 6'4 but have 3 6'6 kids

We highly agree as well😎

Thank you so much for your in depth review @NoFate247! You are the best!

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Thanks for pointing these out 👍

Please send through your request to michael@xebexfitness.com and please link the model you looking for 🙌

There are mini workout programs that you can use for HIIT on the console or you may custom your own workout intervals for HIIT.