Xebex Trekker 4000
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Non-motorized treadmill
- Sled drag and climbing modes
- Manual incline settings
- Foldable treadmill
- Pre-set interval programs
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Affordable price
- Shipping included
- Challenging sled resistance
- No power required
What Needs Improvement...
- Limited running speeds
- Short belt
- Only 2 incline settings
- Light weight capacity
Specs
| Drive System | Non-motorized\, self-powered drive |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Running Belt Speed | 10 levels |
| Use | Squat\, bench\, deadlift |
| Dimensions | 60” L x 28” W x 60” H |
| Max User Weight | 265 lbs |
| Running deck dimensions | 51” L x 18” W |
| Incline | 2 Levels (22% and 27%) |
| Foldable | Yes with slow drop system |
Summary
The Xebex Trekker 4000 is a non-motorized treadmill with three training options: hiking, trekking, and sled mode. You can certainly run on this machine, but the manual settings and non-motorized belt make it ideal for mimicking a sled push and hiking at 22% or 27% incline.
