NOHrD Citius Slat Treadmill Oak

Features:

• Design: Clean lines, elegant appeal – the NOHRD Citius embodies uncompromising quality and timeless design. Crafted from high-quality woods and precision mechanics, it seamlessly integrates into any home or training environment. In contrast to conventional plastic and steel treadmills, the NOHRD Citius is more than a fitness device – it is a design object that elegantly combines aesthetics and function.
• Drive: Power meets precision – the brushless Long Life DC motor with modern servo technology guarantees smooth, vibration-free performance – even with dynamic load changes. It also impresses with strong torque at low speeds, ideal for rehab applications and controlled training. With a top speed of up to 30km/h and an integrated incline function, the NOHRD Citius offers optimal conditions for every training level – from gentle walking to intensive sprints.
• Display: the large monitor shows your training data in real time and controls all treadmill functions via touch. Whether speed, incline, or training modes – all settings can be adjusted intuitively and quickly.
• Speed: with finely adjustable speed in 0.1km/h increments, from gentle rehab sessions to intensive sprints up to 30 km/h, the NOHRD Citius enables precise, safe, and efficient training. While many commercially available premium treadmills offer either high speeds or incline options, the NOHRD Citius combines both. The particularly fine speed increments and energy-efficient operation enable training that is precise, quiet, and sustainable. In studios, practices, or home gyms, it impresses with whisper-quiet operation, minimal energy consumption, and the highest manufacturing quality.
• Starting Speed: 0.1km/h
• Reverse Function: Walking backward at speeds up to 6km/h specifically activates the quadriceps and shin muscles, relieves joints, and improves balance and coordination.
• Incline: the integrated incline function up to 25% opens up versatile training options, from realistic mountain runs to targeted strength endurance training. Thanks to the rubberized slats with up to 90% shock absorption, the NOHRD Citius offers a particularly joint-friendly running feel.
• Integrated Decline Function: Downhill walking is possible at speeds up to 6km/h.
• Running Surface: 150 x 60cm
• Running Surface Height: 28cm
• Rubberized Slats with up to 90% shock absorption
• Frame: the solid wood frame not only gives the NOHRD Citius a warm, natural aesthetic but also ensures an elegant appearance that becomes an eye-catcher in any living or training room.
• Handles: the sturdy solid wood handles provide a secure grip for push and pull exercises. They are positioned to be optimally accessible and graspable for both walking and running.
• Push & Pull Function: the push and pull function allows the treadmill to be used in both directions. The push function is suitable for functional full-body strength, explosiveness, and conditioning. Here, the legs, glutes, core, and upper body work simultaneously to push the running surface backward with adjustable force.
• Height/level adjustment
• Robust frame construction
• Bottle holder
• Made in Germany
• Wood finish: Oak

Usage: Home use to light institutional use, Payload: approx. 250kg
Device dimensions: L172 x W91 x H166cm, Weight 215kg
Option: Transmitter belt (Bluetooth, ANT+)
Warranty: 2 years

Speed & Control
With finely adjustable speed levels in 0.1 km/h increments, the NOHRD Citius offers maximum precision for every training session. Whether gentle rehab training or intensive sprints up to 30km/h – the pace can be adjusted precisely. The rubberized slats with 90% shock absorption ensure a natural, particularly joint-friendly running feel.

Uphill Training
The integrated incline function simulates realistic climbs and significantly increases the training stimulus even at a moderate pace. The glutes, thigh, and calf muscles are particularly intensely engaged, while the cardiovascular system and endurance benefit simultaneously. Mountain programs promote strength, endurance, calorie consumption, and motivation – for a holistic and challenging workout.

Walking Backward
Walking backward at speeds up to 6km/h specifically activates the quadriceps and shin muscles, relieves joints, and improves balance and coordination. This form of training is becoming increasingly important in rehabilitation and prevention, as it not only strengthens muscles but also promotes cognitive attention.

Walking Downhill
Thanks to the incline function, downhill walking is also possible at up to 6km/h – ideal for training eccentric muscle work, knee stability, and sensorimotor control. This type of training is excellent for rehab, prevention, and coordination programs and offers valuable additional stimulation in movement patterns.

Push Function
With the push function, the treadmill becomes an effective sled training tool. The adjustable resistance actively pushes the running surface forward – an intensive full-body workout for legs, glutes, core, and upper body. This combination of strength and conditioning training is joint-friendly and highly effective – both in competitive sports and in physical therapy.

Pull Function
The Power Pull function simulates pulling heavy loads backward. Manually moving the belt against resistance specifically strengthens the quadriceps, glutes, and hip flexors. This eccentric training improves knee stability, coordination, and perfectly complements push and sprint exercises. In athletics and rehabilitation, this method is a proven and safe means of performance enhancement.