Taurus Stair Trainer ST10.5

Name: Taurus Stair Trainer ST10.5
Brand: Taurus
SKU: TF-ST105
Price: 4499.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Item number TF-ST105

Out of stock
Back in stock approximately CW 34
(19.08.2024 - 23.08.2024)

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RRP from 4.999,⁰⁰ €

Now from 4.499,⁰⁰ €

Financing from 109,⁰⁵ €

Pay your billing amount distributed among several monthly installments. In cooperation with the TARGOBANK, we offer the following affordable conditions:

Number of installments	Monthly installment	Effective interest rate
12	384,73 €	4.9%
24	200,81 €	6.9%
48	109,05 €	7.9%

Just choose the payment method "Financing" in the payment.

Fitshop Expert Review

Features

Shock absorption

Running smoothness

Stability

Exceptionally sturdy stair trainer with 25 resistance levels and two console options
Chain drive – better at withstanding loads than a belt; long-lasting and easier to replace
Individual step dimensions:
- Step height: 182 mm
- Step width: 500 mm
- Step depth: 245 mm
Steps per minute: 22–125 SPM
LED console display:
- Time/Steps
- Height in metres/Programme
- Calories
- Speed setting
- Pulse
- Steps per minute
Touch console display:
- Time/Steps
- Height in metres/Programme
- Calories
- Speed setting
- Pulse
- Steps per minute
LED console functions:
- Programme selection: Quickstart, Countdown-programmes (height in metres, calories, time), 36 preset programmes, user-defined programme (1 per user), Memory for 3 users
- BMI calculator
- Bluetooth interface for smart phones, controls for music player
- 6 quick keys for speed selection
- Numeric keypad to enter numbers
Touch console functions:
- Simple controls on a 15.6" touchscreen
- Programme selection: Quickstart, Countdown-programmes (height in metres, calories, time, floors), 36 preset programmes, 16 user-defined programmes
- BMI calculator
- Bluetooth interface for smart phones, controls for music player
- 8 quick keys for the speed level
- Various entertainment apps like Netflix and Google Chrome come pre-installed
Stationary step to facilitate getting on/off
Two console options available for order
Consoles include a smartphone holder with wireless charging
25 speed levels: from a leisurely pace to high-intensity workout
Transportation wheels for moving the machine
Multiple emergency stop systems for maximum security: stop buttons on the top and near the bottom of the machine plus infrared sensors
Recommended ceiling height of at least 300 cm
Large water bottle and tablet holders
Handles with integrated heart rate sensors and controls
Revolving staircase with 8 steps
Bluetooth connection for smartphones
Heart rate monitor: via hand pulse sensors or standard 5.3 kHz radio frequency chest straps, e.g. the cardiostrong Comfort chest strap or cardiostrong Smart chest strap
Especially long-lasting and durable thanks to its motorless drive
Class: S – also suitable for use in professional fitness studios
Max. user weight: 180 kg
Dimensions set-up - Taurus Stair Trainer ST10.5: (L) 176 cm x (W) 80 cm x (H) 211 cm
Features:
- Heart rate measurement: hand pulse sensors, chest strap (sold separately)
- Chest strap for telemetric heart rate measurement sold separately

Taurus stair trainer: fitness for everyday life and maximum performance

Climbing stairs is both easy and hard. Easy because most of us use this movement every day. Difficult because climbing stairs can quickly become tiring. This makes stair climbing an ideal exercise for endurance training – be it for functional training, so you don’t find yourself out of breath as often, or to elevate your fitness to a whole new level.

Not everyone has access to a long set of stairs to train on, but the Taurus Stair Trainer ST10.5 brings an endless staircase to any home. The ST10.5 is a treadmill with stairs, essentially an escalator where you walk in the opposite direction. This offers an added benefit compared to walking on a flat surface: the movement is more challenging for your leg muscles with emphasis on the thighs and glutes. Foot impact on the rolling stairs is low and therefore easier on the joints.

Last but not least: 3 training tips for the stair trainer

Stair climbing may seem monotonous, but you can mix it up a bit with some additions. These variations liven up your session and hit different muscle groups for a more effective workout.:

Side steps: Lower the speed, hold on to the rail, and ascend the steps sideways. If this is your first time, expect some soreness in muscles you never knew you had.
Skip a step: Take a big step by simply skipping one. And be sure to hold on to the railing!
Knee raises: With every step, lift your knee extra high to increase the effect of the exercise. But please lower the speed and perform this exercise further down on the stair set.

Some extra motivation when using the Taurus Stair Trainer ST10.5

Adam's Peak is a 2,243 metre-high mountain in Sri Lanka. It’s a marvellous sight to see the sun slowly rising in the distance, piercing through the clouds in the hilly landscape below. But to reach this altitude, you need to trek thousands of metres and scale over 5,200 steps. It’s a strenuous task – even with the cosy teahouses dotting the way. You can set a goal for a similar journey and prepare yourself for the ascent with the Taurus Stair Trainer ST10.5. btw: The Empire State Building only has a measly 1,860 steps.

Montage- und Bedienungsanleitung Taurus Stair Trainer

For further information on the warranty, please refer to the manufacturer's terms of warranty. The manufacturer's warranty is an extra service and does not affect your statutory rights.