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Life Fitness 2012 F3 (Discontinued)
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Overview
UPDATE: This model has been replaced by an updated F3 treadmill. Check that one out for the latest review.
The latest F3 Treadmill with Go Console is in fact a new entry from Life Fitness. The version we reviewed features the latest Go Console launched at the end of 2011. It has the power, the safety, a wide selection of workouts and a nice warranty to back it all up. But is it really worth the $2600?
Check out next a description of the 2012 F3 Treadmill with the Go console and join us for the final Conclusions where you can get a broader look over this treadmill.
Specifications
| Speed | up to 10 mph/ 16 kph |
Features
Display Info
For the 2012 F3 treadmill, Life Fitness created 2 different consoles: Track console & Go console. The first provides enhanced customization, tracking options and entertainment features. This console is also available to purchase with the F3 treadmill (for $3000), but we will review it with another model from Life Fitness.
The Go console offers 13 workout programs, a wireless heart rate chest strap, 2 user profiles, 1 custom workout/ user profile, Energy Saver mode and Race mode.
The 4″ x 6″ LCD with blue background and white characters offers feedback on calories, distance, speed, incline, time, heart rate, target heart rate, METs, pace. The Low/ Med/ High button changes the incline to a preset value. The Walk/ Jog/ Run button changes the speed to a preset value.
Heart Rate Info
As all the other treadmills launched by Life Fitness, this treadmill has a built-in heart rate monitoring system, the hand pulse sensors. You also get the wireless telemetry heart rate monitoring system.
Workouts
With the Go console, you’ll be getting Manual, Random, Hill, EZ Incline/ Resistance, Goal workouts, 2 Custom workouts, Time-based Goal training and Distance-based Goal training.
With the Race mode, users can outrun themselves against a computer-simulated pacer. The Cool down mode is based on specific time, incline and heart rate and makes sure you return to a proper heart rate level at the end of the workout. You can also activate the Warm-up mode, 2 user profiles, Go system 1-Touch Quick Start and On-the-Fly programming that allows you to surf between programs without restarting or losing the your current workout info.
Energy Saver Mode
included
Sound System
not included
iPod Compatibility
not included
Workout fan
not included





















