Landice L770 Club Pro Trainer Review

• Simple Console – The Pro Trainer is the L770 Club’s basic console. It features an easy-to-use two-color display and can show workout data in English and metric units. Five preset workouts are included and there’s space for trainees to save five user-designed workouts too. The more advanced Landice consoles have additional workouts and heart rate monitoring.
• High Quality Treadbelt – The Landice L770 Club Treadmill has a 58” treadbelt to let all but the tallest runners reach a full stride. The belt is made to endure: with four layers and large rollers, it’s maintenance-free even with heavy gym use.
• Incline – The track can incline 15% to help simulate road running and provide more challenging workouts.
• Powerful Motors – This model houses an American-made 3.0 HP (4.0 CHP) motor. The motor supports a high speed of 11 mph and can operate at top speed for 15 minutes without overheating. Additionally, the L770 Club also has a powerful secondary motor for the incline. With 1,000 pounds of thrust, it provides smooth elevation and declination even at top speeds.
• iPod Pocket – A special iPod-sized non-slip pocket is built into the console for convenience.
• High Capacity – The Landice L770 Club Treadmill weighs more than 200 pounds and has a 500-pound user capacity.
• Excellent Warranty – Commercial and residential owners of this cardio trainer get the following warranty package: five years on the frame, motor, and other parts plus one year of labor regardless of how much the treadmill is used. In contrast, the Landice LTD has a limited commercial warranty; it’s only valid if it’s used for less than five hours a day. Other Landice trainers are sold with residential warranties only.

What We Don’t Like

The only apparent drawback to the Landice L770 Club frame is its large size. Measuring 75” long and almost 3 feet wide, it would overwhelm some people’s workout areas.