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.
@@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.
Is the resistance on this more or less than the XEBEX AIRPLUS RUNNER SMART CONNECT?
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.