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Precor AMT 835 with Open Stride and P30 Console (Certified Pre-Owned)

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Precor AMT 835 with Open Stride and P30 Console (Certified Pre-Owned)Infinite Motion Paths. Certified Pre Owned. Certified Pre Owned cardio equipment that has been professionally inspected, serviced, and restored to full working condition. Each unit is tested to ensure reliable performance and meets quality standards for commercial or residential use. Equipment may show minor cosmetic wear consistent with prior use, but this does not affect functionality. Includes a 1 Year Parts & Labor Warranty for added peace of

Infinite Motion Paths.

Certified Pre-Owned.

Certified Pre-Owned cardio equipment that has been professionally inspected, serviced, and restored to full working condition. Each unit is tested to ensure reliable performance and meets quality standards for commercial or residential use. Equipment may show minor cosmetic wear consistent with prior use, but this does not affect functionality.

Includes a 1-Year Parts & Labor Warranty for added peace of mind.

The Precor AMT 835 with Open Stride is the only commercial cardio machine that lets exercisers dynamically change their stride length from 0 to 36 inches and adjust stride height from 6.8 to 10 inches — all in a single, fluid motion. Walk, jog, run, or climb stairs without stopping to change settings. Featuring dual-action handlebars, 20 resistance levels, and the P30 console, this professionally remanufactured unit has been fully restored to original factory specifications.

Key Features

Open Stride Technology
Dynamically adjust stride length from 0 to 36 inches and stride height from 6.8 to 10 inches — seamlessly transition between walking, jogging, running, and stair climbing.
Stride Dial Display
A real-time pendulum display shows your current stride length and the muscle groups being targeted, giving you visual feedback as your motion changes.
Dual-Action Handlebars
Push and pull motion engages the upper body for a total-body workout that burns significantly more calories than lower-body-only training.
Self-Powered Design
Built-in generator system requires no external power source — the machine powers on the moment you begin moving.

Description

The Precor AMT 835 Adaptive Motion Trainer is one of the most versatile pieces of commercial cardio equipment ever designed. Open Stride technology allows exercisers to fluidly change their stride path in real time — from a short stepping motion to a full 36-inch running stride — without pressing buttons or changing machines. The result is a natural, intuitive workout that adapts to the user's movement rather than forcing a fixed motion pattern.

Twenty resistance levels ranging from 20 watts to 375 watts provide smooth, progressive intensity for every fitness level. The dual-action handlebars engage the chest, back, shoulders, and arms through a natural push-pull motion, turning every session into a total-body calorie-burning workout. The Stride Dial gives real-time visual feedback on stride length and targeted muscle groups.

The P30 console features an LED display with quick-start functionality, numeric keypad, and six preset workout programs: Manual, Interval, Variety, Performance, Heart Rate, and Weight Loss. Electronic readouts include resistance level, distance, strides per minute, calories, heart rate, watts, METs, stride length, and more. Heart rate monitoring via handlebar touch sensors and wireless chest strap telemetry are both supported.

Dimensions: 80" L x 35" W x 69" H. Weight: 412 lbs. Maximum user weight: 350 lbs. Self-powered and cordless. Each remanufactured AMT 835 undergoes complete disassembly, inspection, cleaning, component replacement as needed, and full performance testing before shipping.

What is Open Stride: Open Stride is Precor's exclusive technology that lets you change your stride length from 0 to 36 inches and stride height from 6.8 to 10 inches in real time, transitioning fluidly between walking, jogging, running, and stair climbing.

Does this need an electrical outlet: No. The AMT 835 is self-powered with a built-in generator. No external power cord or outlet is required.

What is the maximum user weight: The Precor AMT 835 supports users up to 350 lbs.

Why Buy From Fitness Supply: Fitness Supply helps customers build premium home gyms, recovery spaces, and commercial wellness environments with expert guidance, competitive pricing, and delivery or installation support available.

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