Octane Fitness ZR8000 Elliptical

FINALLY, THE TREADMILL HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED

The Zero Runner offers the same great workout, but without the pain or the additional costs of ownership. Enabling virtually anyone to walk, jog or run safely and comfortably, the ZR8000 offers state-of-the-art design that replicates an exerciser’s natural form but eliminates the stressful impact.

Built with cutting-edge innovation, and without a belt, deck or cord, the Zero Runner revolutionizes the cardio floor and enables exercisers to maximize workout effectiveness while minimizing discomfort. Users can choose from 15 resistance levels and 11 workout programs to personalize intensity and stimulate better results.

Description

• 10” glass capacitive touch screen
• Workout Boosters and CROSS CiRCUIT® video coaching
• Simultaneously displays essential workout data
• Zero-Impact Running™
• Wi-Fi enabled
  – Web browsing, video streaming
  and web applications
• 3-speed console fan
• USB port (charging capabilities)
• 15 resistance levels and 17 workout programs
• Quiet operation
• Wireless heart rate compatibility
  – ANT+ and Polar®
• Digital contact heart rate on stationary handlebar
• Add-on options: Personal viewing screens and wireless 900Mhz

Run smarter. Train smarter. Buy smarter.

The ZR8000 delivers all the benefits of a treadmill…but better. Totally unique on the cardio floor, the ZR8000 generates buzz by combining the best of a treadmill and an elliptical for standout workouts that replicate real running.

And for clubs, the ZR8000 offers valuable advantages: no electricity costs, quiet operation and minimal maintenance and service needs, unlike a treadmill.

Zero Runner v. Treadmill 

The video shows how the stride on the Zero Runner matches the stride of the exerciser on the treadmill. The one critical difference is that the exerciser on the Zero Runner is not subject to stressful, repetitive impact.

Plus, running on a treadmill with a moving belt doesn’t match running outdoors, as exercisers do not sufficiently engage their hamstrings and glutes, and their form changes to accommodate the belt.