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Bowflex TC100 TreadClimber
Description
Don't work harder, work smarter with the Bowflex TC100 TreadClimber. The unique design of the TreadClimber delivers an intense walking workout while taking it easy on your joints. From Bowflex.
- Includes TC100 TreadClimber, power cord, heart rate strap, and document kit
- Four electronic functions: speed, distance, time, calories
- 0.5mph to 4mph speed range
- Fully backlit LCD display
- Heart rate monitoring with integrated contact grips
- Bowflex Connect Monitor
- Tracks/stores two different user's date
- Water bottle and media shelf
- USB charging port
- Assembly required
- Measures 57" x 32" x 59"; 300-lb weight capacity
- UL listed; 2-year Limited Manufacturer's Warranty
- Imported
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Reviews & Community QA
Bowflex TC100 TreadClimber is rated
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Rated 2 out of
5
by
Boomer64 from
Already dead. No power
Had it one month, and it's dead. I read the book that came with it, no reset switch. Their customer service closes at 500..
Date published: 2018-04-10
Rated 1 out of
5
by
LJC59 from
BUYER BEWARE
I purchased this through the Bowflex company slightly over a year ago for in excess of $2000. It has been non stop problems with this machine from day 1. Within the first week the motor was making a high whining sound. When I called Customer service they stated it was "normal" and refused to send out a tech (I was still covered for parts and labor). BTW- labor is only covered for 90 days. Several months later the walking decks started creaking and a telephone diagnosis by Bowflex (this is all they offer) advised me they were warped and mailed me the parts to assemble myself (or pay $150 service visit). Several months after that the machine shut down entirely with a malfunction stating the "safety key" was not engaged. Once again after a "telephone diagnosis" I was shipped an upper console that houses the safety key (minus the electric panel that goes with it) and I opted to pay for a service call. They assured me I would be covered if their "telephone diagnosis" was incorrect and I required another part and repair visit. Alas, the serviceman came and the problem was not solved. Now they are mailing me the electric panel and expect me to replace it on my own or pay for another service call (in spite of the previous promise that I would be covered). Plus, the service tech noticed that the Bowflex professional assembly that I paid for was incorrect- things were put on backwards and screws were missing. HORRIBLE customer service- they misdiagnose and expect you to keep paying for repair visits until they get it right (or you give up, I suppose). Save your money and avoid the aggravation. I am now exploring my legal options against this company.
Date published: 2018-01-18
