Pacemaker Treadmills - Huh?

Pacemaker treadmills? Well, treadmills are used in stress tests to determine if cardiology patients might be candidates for a pacemaker, a little device implanted beneath the skin to moderate the heart's beat, but there are no Pacemaker treadmill models by brand name.

There are Pacemaster treadmills, however, and buyers often confuse the two terms.

Pacemaster treadmills are made by Aerobics, Inc in New Jersey, and American manufacturing quality is a source of pride for the company.

It's much recognized in review after review of their fitness equipment, as well. Pacemaster treadmills are rated very highly as Best Buys.

They Start With Better And Only Get Best

Pacemaster has been making quality treadmills for over 35 years and currently offers its Premier Series of treadmill equipment which includes the Platinum Pro, Gold Elite, Silver Select, and the Bronze Basic.

The Gold Elite features a 3.0CHP McMillan motor for speeds of up to 12 MPH and elevation thrust of 1000 lbs for incline of up to 15%.

Its running surface is 20x60" on a stretch resistant, maintenance free treadbelt rated for 10,000 miles, maximum weight capacity of the Gold is 400 lbs.

The Gold Elite has 15 exercise programs including nine levels of intensity for its preset workouts, five heart rate workouts, and three custom exercise programs.

The Gold sells for around $2100.

The Platinum Pro is similarly equipped as the Gold Elite but adds interactive heart contact, another display and E-courses, described by the company as 'distance based virtual reality workouts', that increase the number of programmed workouts.

The Pro sells for about $2300.