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StairMaster® Stepmill®
SM3

MSRP: $4,699
SALE: $3,799
LIGHT COMMERCIAL MODEL
Order Your New StairMaster Stepmill SM3 Today!

Launching this fall is the new StairMaster StepMill 3 (SM3)! The newest member of the StairMaster Family, the SM3 is designed for both home and light commercial use. Smaller than it's big brother, the SM5, this will be a great new alternative for customers who desire a high-intensity workout, but have space limitations. Backed by nearly 30 years of expertise in Stair climbing workouts, the new StairMaster StepMill 3 is sure to be a hit!


SPECIFICATIONS:

Product Dimension 46" L x 29" W x 73" H (117cm x 74cm x 185cm
Product Weight 227lbs (103 kg)
Power Requirements Input Voltage 100-240 VAC 5060 Hz 100 VA
Display Backlit LCD Console
Workouts Standard console programs
Drive System Electronically controlled alternator, brake, and drive chain precisly controls the stair speed allowing a wide range of users to exercise smoothly within their comfort zones
Step Action Revolving staircase with six, 6" steps
Step Range 9" Fixed step


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StairMaster 4G 15" OpenHub
New


MSRP: $11,599
SALE: $10,999
StairMaster 4G w/ 10" Display
New



MSRP: $8,399.00
SALE: $7,499
StairMaster 4G w/ LCD Display
New



MSRP: $7,299
SALE: $5,999

StairMaster 10 Series Gauntlet w/2022 15" ATSC EMBEDD
New


MSRP: $17,449
SALE: $15,999
StairMaster 10 Series Gauntlet w/ 10" Display
New



MSRP: $14,199.00
SALE: $13,299
StairMaster 10 Series Gauntlet w/ LCD Display
New



MSRP: $12,649
SALE: $11,599


StairMaster 8GX w/LCD - New 2023
New



MSRP: $10,999
SALE: $8,899
StairMaster 8GX w/ 15" ATSC Embedded Console
New


MSRP: $14,999.00
SALE: $12,899
StairMaster 8GX w/ 10" Display - New 2023
New



MSRP: $12,999
SALE: $10,799

StairMaster® 8 Series Gauntlet w/LCD
New


MSRP: $9,399
SALE: $7,197
StairMaster® 8 Series Gauntlet w/LCD
Demo


MSRP: $7,895
SALE: $5,987
StairMaster® 8 Series Gauntlet w/ 15" ATSC Embedded Console
New


MSRP: $14,199
SALE: $11,847
StairMaster® 8 Series Gauntlet w/ 15" ATSC Embedded Console
Demo


MSRP: $9,655
SALE: $8,198

SPECIFICATIONS:

Product Dimensions   58" L x 34" W x 89" H (147cm L x 86cm W x 226cm H)
Product Weight   328 lbs (149 kg)
Max User Weight   350 lbs (159 kg)
Power Requirement   Input Voltage 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz 100 VA
Display   Three new choices of displays. 1) 10" Touch Screen Console with integrated TV Tuner (TSE-1) and 2) 10" Touch Screen Console (TS-1) and 3) Backlit LCD Console (D-1)
Workouts   The new Landmark Challenge Program where users climb well known landmarks from around the world like the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty and the Taj Mahal. Along with the Landmark Challenge, standard console programs that your members are familiar with are also included. *Landmark Challenge feature available on the TSE-1/TS-1 Console Only
Fitness Tests   Multi-stage Fit Test, CPAT Fire Fit Test and WFI StepMill® Test
Drive System   Electronically controlled alternator with chain drive precisely controls the stair speed allowing a wide range of users to exercise smoothly within their comfort zones
Step Action   Revolving staircase with eight steps, 8" (20cm) high, 9" (23cm) deep and 22" (56cm) wide
Step Rate   24 to 162 steps/minute
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StairMaster® FreeClimber 8 Series
w/ OpenHub 10" Touchscreen


MSRP: $8,749
SALE: $7,399
StairMaster® FreeClimber 8 Series
w/ OpenHub 15" Touchscreen


MSRP: $10,899
SALE: $9,499.00
StairMaster® FreeClimber 8 Series
w/ OpenHub LCD


MSRP: $6,799
SALE: $5,999

SPECIFICATIONS:

Product Dimensions   68" H x 43" L x 27" W (173cm H x 110cm L x 69cm W)
Product Weight   271 lbs (123 kg)
Max User Weight   350 lbs (159 kg)
Power Requirement   LCD is self-generating; touch screen and PVS options require 12V/5 Amp power supply
Display   Choose between 10″, 15″ & LCD versions of the new OpenHub™ family of consoles
Workouts   10 programs – Quick Start, Manual, Fat Burner, Calorie Burner, Speed Intervals, Custom Intervals, Random Intervals, Heart Rate Intervals, Calorie Goal, Heart Rate Zone Trainer
Drive System   Electronically controlled alternator with chain drive precisely controls the pedal descent allowing a wide range of users to exercise smoothly within their comfort zones
Step Action   Patented independent pedal geometry with four-bar linkage keeps pedals level ensuring a comfortable, biomechanically correct movement
Step Range   1" to 14" (2.5cm to 36cm)
Step Rate   26 to 174 steps/minute
Heart Rate Monitoring   Polar® compatible wireless; contact sensors
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OpenHub 15"
Touchscreen


Global TV tuner options
Bluetooth connection for user workout data tracking
USB charging port
Multiple program options
OpenHub 10"
Touch Screen


Bluetooth connection for user workout data tracking
USB charging port
Pre-wired for ECOFIT asset management solution
Compatible with tablet holder option
OpenHub
LCD Console


Bluetooth connection for user workout data tracking
USB charging port
Multiple program options
Compatible with tablet holder option

HISTORY OF STAIRMASTER

ORIGINS

Since introduced to the fitness industry in 1983, the StairMaster, a brand of Nautilus, Inc., has become one of the most popular pieces of exercise equipment at both gyms and homes. The simulation of walking up a flight of stairs to burn excess calories is the appeal of this equipment. Although the general population has adopted the name StairMaster as a generic term to represent all exercise steppers, the StairMaster is a brand with an expanded line of equipment with slightly different applications. The exercise equipment line includes the revolving staircase (the StepMill), the stepper (the StairClimber) and the pull-up machine (the Gravitron). The StairMaster is a leader in cardio and lower body exercise providing an efficient workout to enhance overall health and fitness.

The StairMaster, invented by Lanny Potts, was first introduced by Tri-Tech, Inc., at the National Sporting Goods Association in 1983. The StairMaster 5000 model, a revolving staircase, was the first StairMaster machine to be featured. In 1984 and 1985 the StairMaster 5000 was replaced with newer models to include a workout display, printout and heart rate monitor. In 1986, the StairMaster 4000 PT debuted at the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association conference. The 4000 PT model, a stair-stepper, became more popular than the revolving staircase and shaped the stair-stepper business. The StairMaster Gravitron launched in 1987. This assisted chin-up and dip machine provides the same effects of an individual doing pull-ups and tricep dips in Outer Space without gravity. The Gauntlet, now the modern StepMill, launched in 1989. This exercise machine simulates walking up a downward-moving escalator. During the late 1980s Tri-Tech, Inc., changed the name of the company to StairMaster Exercise Systems. In 2002, Nautilus, Inc. acquired StairMaster Exercise Systems and uses StairMaster as one of their brand exercise machines.

MACHINE FEATURES

The featured cardio models of StairMaster are the StepMill and the StairClimber. Both machines simulate walking up stairs, but the applications of the stairs move differently. Requiring a minimum ten-foot ceiling, the StepMill features a revolving staircase much like a down-ward moving escalator with 8-inch high steps. The staircase revolves at speeds varying from 24 to 162 steps per minute. The StairClimber features independent pedals that move requiring the exerciser to keep up with the stepping cadence. Speeds range from 26 to 174 steps per minute. Both models feature a water bottle holder, reading rack, accessory tray, LCD console, TV compatibility components, ergonomically designed handrails, heart rate monitors, and fitness programs including manual, fat burner, calorie burner, speed intervals, heart rate zone trainer and random intensity.

BENEFITS OF CLIMBING

The lower body most benefits in strength gain from stairstepping. The Stepmill has adjustable speed and resistance. Using it requires simple balance, but significant strength. Calves, hamstrings, quadriceps and gluteal muscles are trained by lots of repetitions, which is known for building lean muscle and burning fat. Additionally, increasing the resistance of each stepping motion adds challenge. Core muscles are engaged by keeping your balance, which is more challenging on the Stepmill than other similar equipment. The Stepmill is great for cardiovascular exercise due to its ability to raise your heart rate almost immediately. The level you set dictates workout intensity, but even at the lowest levels the heart is definitely getting a workout. The Stepmill makes the user work hard without being hard on the user. The stepping motion incurs less impact than a treadmill, but with higher cardiovascular results. The thoughtfully designed handrails provide a safe grip should a misstep occur, but don't allow you to cheat by leaning on them. The actual stepping motion forces the foot to remain mostly flat while climbing, versus the pedal format, which does not require the foot to leave the pedal. The stepping motion uses nearly every leg muscle.

WHY STAIRMASTER STEPMILLS AND STEPPERS SUCCEED

There are many great products for getting fitter, getting healthier and improving your functional movement ability. However, there is only one product made by one company that has topped my list for all of those 25 years in the business – the Stairmaster. The Stairmaster StepMill and Stairmaster Stepper are legendary products that keep getting better over time. The latest product designs – from the look, to the feel to the amazing, new touch screen display – are easily the best in the company's history, and these features truly make stairclimbing more interesting, more measureable and more motivating! I love mine, and so do my clients. Whether I am using it for high-intensity interval training, short calorie-blasting workouts or to help my clients move better, or train for an important goal. It is my 'go-to' product time and time again because it just works. The product works, the activity works and it motivates my clients to work! Beyond the incredible new design of the Stairmaster products, Stairclimbing has a number of important benefits:

Less Stress

Stairclimbing burns more calories at slower speeds and lower impact rates than almost any other activity on the planet. Each gentle step burns more calories than walking. In fact, stairclimbing at only 1 mph burns as many calories as running on a treadmill at 7 mph! Slower speeds, minimal impact and high calorie burn – what more could you ask for in a cardio activity?

More Efficient

Because you must lift your body weight with each step, stairclimbing is highly metabolic and burns a lot of calories in a short amount of time, when compared to other equipment. You can turn 45 minutes into 30 minutes, 30 minutes into 20 minutes and 20 minutes into 10 minutes! Quicker workouts means less time for you and your clients to reach your goals, and more time to get other things done!

Highly Functional

Stairclimbing is a natural movement – it improves your functional mobility, strengthens your core and makes everyday tasks easier to do. Take longer hikes, climb taller monuments on vacation, last longer on dog walks with your family. Stairclimbing is celebrated by athletes, trainers and physical therapists because it can not only improve your body, but it can also improve your life!

Did you know?

If you're looking to burn calories, lose weight and strengthen and tone major muscle groups, stair climbing provides astounding results. In fact, climbing stairs is widely regarded as one of the most efficient and effective cardio and strength building workouts you can do. If you're willing to put in the work, it provides the results!

Cardio/Calorie Benefits

  • Burn More Calories Stair climbing engages the body's largest muscle groups to repeatedly lift your body weight up, step after step. Using your largest muscles to carry your own weight uphill is far superior to exercising on a flat treadmill when it comes to work performed and calories burned.
  • Maximize your Cardio Efforts Stair climbing raises your heart rate immediately – 20 minutes of workout time is likely to include 19 minutes with an elevated heart rate, maximizing your cardio benefits.

Strength and Muscle Toning Benefits

  • Increase Core Muscle Strength Using the StepMill 5 requires simple balance but significant strength, more so than other cardio modalities. The simple act of maintaining balance engages core muscles with every step, building strength and endurance of this critically-important muscle group.
  • Tone and sculpt your entire lower body Stair climbing engages every major muscle in your lower body as many as 120+ times/minute: glutes, hamstrings, quadriceps and calves. High repetitions are famous for building lean muscle and burning fat which results in toned and sculpted muscles.
  • Low Impact The StepMill 5 makes you work hard without being hard on you. You can achieve high work efforts while moving at very low speeds relative to other workout options, minimizing the toll/stress on the body. For example, climbing at 1mph on the StepMill 5 is roughly equivalent to running at 7mph on a flat treadmill.
  • Better than "Real" Stairs Climbing "real" stairs usually means you get to the top and then have to go back down. Descending stairs is much harder on your knees than climbing up because your muscles and connective tissues are being used as "brakes" to fight the effect of gravity, and you are hitting each step with more impact. With the StepMill 5, you get all the benefits of climbing while avoiding the negative elements of descending.
  • Make 20 minutes count for 30 Combining so many positive effects (cardio, strengthening, muscle building, toning) in one workout means it takes less time to get the results you are looking for.
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