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NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Shadow
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Oak
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Club
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Vintage
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Cherry
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Walnut
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Shadow
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Oak
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Club
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Vintage
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Cherry
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill, the treadmill in Walnut

NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill

by NOHrD
$8,899.00 - $11,099.00
$8,899.00
$8,899.00 - $11,099.00
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Sprintbok Pro Touchscreen Treadmill

NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill

The NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill is a curved manual treadmill with a touchscreen that shows clear, real-time training data as you run. Your stride drives the belt across 62 black slats faced with linoleum, with no motor anywhere in the machine. The console holds interval training, pacer mode and scenic runs, so a session can be built on the deck and followed from the same screen. Underneath, a curve in an 8 cm wooden frame gives a 160 x 45 cm (63 x 17.7 in.) running surface. NOHRD handcrafts it in Nordhorn in six woods of identical quality: Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut.

The touchscreen adds structure before you start, and the screen holds you to the session while you run. Everything the screen reports comes from the belt you are driving, since there is no motor speed for it to report back to you. The belt never moves faster than you drive it, and every run is a personalized one.

The belt takes no power connection, while the touchscreen needs one for its electronic features. Length, width and height come to 180 x 86 x 153 cm. It arrives as one package by carrier and is assembled in the room where it will stand.

Running surface
160 x 45 cm
63 x 17.7 in.
Max user weight
160 kg
353 lb
Console
Touchscreen
Built-in programs
Footprint
180 x 86 cm
153 cm tall
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro, the curved treadmill in Vintage

Sprintbok Pro Console

How it works

A larger screen means the run can be structured on the deck and followed on the deck. The screen sits at the front of the deck, so it reads at the same glance angle a runner already holds on a curved belt.

Programs On The Console
Interval training sets the work and rest blocks before you step on, and the screen calls the change so you are not counting on a watch. Pacer mode takes a target pace and holds it in front of you for the length of the piece, and on a self-powered belt it gives you a target to run at and never a speed the machine imposes. Scenic runs put a route on the screen for sessions where the structure matters less than the time on the deck. Endurance and speed sessions sit beside them.
Intervals and pacer
The Slatted Deck
Each of the 62 black slats carries a linoleum tread surface and turns on ball bearings, laid across an 8 cm wooden frame. The slats sit as separate hard segments and your shoe meets linoleum, which is a different footing from the one continuous stretched rubber sheet of a motorized treadmill. The belt runs free from disruptive vibrations, and the frame under it is solid wood.
62 slats

Sprintbok Pro In Use

How to use it

NOHRD Sprintbok Pro, the touchscreen on the handlebar
Touchscreen

Workout Set-Up

At the height of the handlebar, a structured session is built where you are standing and followed from the same screen. A workout can follow a scenic route or run to a set time or distance, with real-time data on the screen as you go.

Time or distance Scenic runs
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro, the slatted deck in the Club finish
Deck

Curved Frame

The curve belongs to the wooden frame and holds the same shape at every pace, so there is no gradient control and nothing to enter before a run. Step forward on the curve to speed up and drift back to slow down. The curved frame and the slats encourage running on the midfoot and forefoot. You move from a walk to a sprint in one session with nothing to press between them.

Fixed curve Slatted belt
NOHRD Sprintbok Pro, the frame in the Walnut finish
Finishes

Wood Finish

The build, the figures and the console are identical across all six, so nothing about the finish changes what the treadmill does or what it is rated to carry. Oak is real oak, and Shadow is black-stained.

Six woods Same build throughout

Self-Powered Or Motor-Driven

How it compares

The runner powers both Sprintboks across one curved manual deck, and a motor runs the Citius on a flat powered slat belt with an incline, from a mains supply. On the Sprintbok V2 the same deck carries a display built into the handlebar instead of a touchscreen.

NOHRD Sprintbok V2, curved manual treadmill in the Shadow finish
Sprintbok V2
Curved manual deck on 62 linoleum-faced slats with a handlebar display, driven by the runner with no motor.
62 slats, 160 x 45 cm running surface Self-powered belt, no motor 160 kg (353 lb) maximum user weight 180 x 86 x 153 cm, 160 kg
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NOHRD Sprintbok Pro, curved manual treadmill in the Shadow finish
Sprintbok Pro
The same curved manual chassis and the same 62 slats, with a touchscreen carrying scenic runs, intervals and pacer mode.
Touchscreen with scenic runs and pacer mode Self-powered belt, no motor 160 kg (353 lb) maximum user weight 180 x 86 x 153 cm, 160 kg
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NOHRD Citius, motorized slat treadmill in the Shadow finish
Citius
Motor-driven flat slat belt running to 30 km/h with a 25% incline, powered from a wall outlet.
155 x 60 cm rubberized slat belt Up to 30 km/h in 0.1 km/h steps, 25% incline 250 kg maximum user weight 174 x 91 x 165 cm, 215 kg
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Running The Sprintbok Pro

Frequently asked questions

Its touchscreen is larger and carries scenic runs, interval training and pacer mode, while the Sprintbok V2 shows its data on a display built into the handlebar. Under the console the two share one wooden chassis, one slatted deck, one footprint and one user rating. The Pro's touchscreen changes how a session is structured and displayed, and nothing about how the belt behaves under your feet.
Yes, for its electronic features. The belt is 100% self-powered, driven by the runner through the curve of the deck, while the touchscreen needs a power connection. The running itself needs no electricity, and the belt turns with the screen on or off.
The pacer shows the pace and you produce it. On a curved manual deck only the stride moves the belt, and the screen cannot push the belt to a speed; it calls a target for your legs to hit. Ease off and the belt slows with you, which is visible on the screen straight away. Push harder and the belt and the numbers rise together.
It is rated for a user of up to 160 kg (353 lb), which is also the weight of the treadmill itself. It is intended for adults, and children should be supervised on it and kept away from it when it is left unattended. Small parts make it unsuitable for children under 3.
The machine takes up 180 x 86 x 153 cm, plus run-off space behind the deck for a runner stepping down. A runner on the curved deck stands higher than the top of the handlebar, and ceiling height counts as well as floor area. After every move, check again that the surface underneath is secure, stable and level before the next run.
In Germany. NOHRD develops and manufactures it there, with the wooden frame handcrafted at its factory in Nordhorn, and it is built to DIN EN ISO 20957 where that standard applies.
No, the Pro ships by carrier in a single package and is built on site, where the treadmill will stand. The treadmill weighs 160 kg, which decides the floor it sits on and the number of hands the delivery needs. Transport wheels help it into place.
The Citius runs on a motor, holding its flat slat belt at a set speed of up to 30 km/h in 0.1 km/h steps; it climbs to a 25% incline, carries a 250 kg user rating and draws from a mains supply. The Sprintbok Pro leaves the pace to the runner on a curved, self-powered deck.
Dust the surfaces regularly; the belt itself needs no tightening, oiling or greasing. The wood has a hard wax oil finish, refreshed by hand with the oil from the NOHRD Care Set.
NOHRD covers it for one year from the date of initial shipment, for private and commercial use, and registering it within the first year extends the cover to two years on all components, wooden components included.
  • Running surface: 160 x 45 cm (63 x 17.7 in.)
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 180 x 86 x 153 cm
  • Machine weight: 160 kg
  • Maximum user weight: 160 kg (353 lb)
  • Slat count: 62
  • Slat facing: Linoleum tread surface
  • Frame thickness: 8 cm
  • Drive: Self-powered by the runner
  • Power connection: None for the belt; required for the touchscreen
  • Display: Touchscreen
  • Built-in programs: Intervals, pacer mode, scenic runs, endurance, speed
  • Finishes: Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry, Walnut
  • Packages: 1
  • Shipping method: Carrier
  • Assembly required: Yes
  • Warranty: 1 year, 2 years on registration; spare parts 90 days
  • Belt type: Curved manual, 100% self-powered
  • Motor: None
  • Console: Touchscreen at the front of the deck, real-time training data
  • Training programs: Interval training, pacer mode, endurance and speed sessions
  • Workout set-up: By time or by distance
  • Route content: Scenic runs on the console
  • Slats: 62, black with a linoleum tread surface, ball-bearing mounted
  • Frame: Curved wooden frame, 8 cm
  • Shared with Sprintbok V2: Chassis, slats, running surface and 160 kg rating
  • Wood care: Hard wax oil finish, refreshed with the NOHRD Care Set