NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill in Shadow

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill in Vintage

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill in Walnut

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill in Cherry

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill in Oak

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill in Club

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the handlebar display

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, a woman running on the treadmill

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, a man running on the treadmill

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the treadmill with its display

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the rear of the treadmill

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill, the transport wheels at the front

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill

Name: NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill
Brand: NOHrD
SKU: 23,125
Price: 8199.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)

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Sprintbok V2 Curved Treadmill

NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill

The NOHRD Sprintbok V2 Treadmill is a curved manual treadmill, handcrafted in Nordhorn, Germany, with 62 slats laid across a curved wooden frame. Nothing about the way it runs involves a motor, because the belt moves only under the force of your stride. Move forward on the curve and the pace rises, drift back and it slows, so you change speed without reaching for a button. The slats are black and faced with linoleum, and together they make a running surface of 160 x 45 cm (63 x 17.7 in.). It comes in Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut.

The treadmill stands 180 x 86 x 153 cm on the floor. The belt is 100% self-powered, and the handlebar display runs from a power adapter that comes in the box and plugs into a wall socket.

The handlebar display shows your running data while you are on the deck. The treadmill pairs with the NOHRD Connect app, and the display's tablet holder takes a tablet or a smartphone.

NOHRD Sprintbok V2, a woman running on the curved deck

Sprintbok V2 Deck

How it works

How the treadmill runs is settled by the curve of the wooden frame and the slats fixed across it, and the belt moves only when a runner drives it.

Self-Powered Belt

No motor sits inside the Sprintbok V2, so the only thing driving the belt is the runner standing on it. The curve of the frame presents the slats to your foot at an angle, and the footstrike carries them backwards under you. Speed follows effort right through a session, from a walking pace to a sprint and back down again, with no console step to press and no ramp-up to wait out. Stop pushing and the surface comes to rest under your feet.

100% self-powered

Linoleum-Faced Slats

62 slats run across the curved deck in black, each one faced with a linoleum tread surface and mounted on ball bearings. An 8 cm wooden frame carries all of it.

Ball-bearing slats

Handlebar Display

With the display built into the handlebar across the front of the deck, your training data sits in front of you at the height your hands already are. The display unit carries a tablet holder and a cover plate, and it works with a tablet or a smartphone as well.

Tablet holder

Assembly On Site

The Sprintbok V2 arrives as a single package by carrier and is assembled where it will stand, with transport wheels at the front for a later move.

One package

On The Curved Deck

How to use it

Curved deck

A Curve Cut Into the Wooden Frame

The curve is cut into the frame itself and no console setting reaches it, so the shape is identical at every speed a runner takes it to. Where a motorized treadmill runs one continuous rubber sheet over rollers, the Sprintbok V2 runs a line of separate hard segments with the linoleum uppermost. With no console entry between a walk and a sprint, the transition inside an interval session happens at the pace your legs make it happen.

Self-powered Linoleum tread

NOHRD Sprintbok V2, the display built into the handlebar

Console

Training Data

The display is built into the handlebar, where the numbers sit in the line of sight you already hold on a curved deck, with no separate mast or arm to reach across. Pairing takes the session off the handlebar and into the NOHRD Connect app.

Handlebar display App pairing

NOHRD Sprintbok V2, the curved frame in the Walnut finish

Wood

The Wood Finishes

On the Sprintbok V2, Oak is real oak and brings architectural calm, while Shadow is the black-stained finish. Every finish runs on the same deck with the same ratings, and the hard wax oil finish stays in condition with a wipe and an occasional oil from the NOHRD Care Set.

Six woods Same deck

Curved Or Motorized

How it compares

The Sprintbok V2 and the Sprintbok Pro share a curved manual deck driven by the runner and differ at the console, while the Citius is motorized, with a flat powered slat belt, an incline and a mains supply.

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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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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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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 On Wood

Frequently asked questions

Only for the display. The belt is 100% self-powered with no motor, and the handlebar display and its sensors run from a 12V adapter plugged into a wall socket. Without power the belt still runs, but no performance data appears on screen.

The runner sets it. Move forward on the curved running surface and the pace increases, move back and it slows, so walk, tempo and sprint sit inside one session.

The maximum user weight is 160 kg (353 lb), and the treadmill itself weighs the same.

It pairs with the NOHRD Connect app, and the tablet holder on the display takes a tablet or a smartphone.

It measures 180 x 86 x 153 cm, and a runner stepping down needs run-off space at the back. It stands on four adjustable feet that level it on a stable, even floor.

No, it ships as one package by carrier and two adults put it together on site. The five steps level the feet, fit both handlebars, mount the display and plug in the adapter. The Allen keys come in the box, and a 17 mm open-end spanner levels the feet.

The V2 carries a display built into the handlebar, and the Sprintbok Pro carries a larger touchscreen with scenic runs, interval training and a pacer mode. Otherwise both are curved manual treadmills on the same wooden chassis, with the same slatted deck, footprint and user rating.

The Citius is a motorized flat-belt treadmill that holds a set speed to 30 km/h in 0.1 km/h steps, climbs to a 25% incline and takes a 250 kg user, with a mains supply at the machine. The Sprintbok V2 is curved, manual and self-powered, and the runner sets the pace.

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.

Use a damp cloth on the wood after each session, never a harsh or caustic cleaner. The belt needs no tightening, oiling or greasing, and regular dusting keeps the mechanism clean. A stain comes out with a sanding fleece and fresh original NOHRD oil from the NOHRD Care Set. Retighten the connection screws at least every two months.

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: 8 cm
Drive: Self-powered by the runner
Power connection: None for the belt; 12V adapter for the display
Console: Handlebar display
Connectivity: NOHRD Connect
Finishes: Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry, Walnut
Warranty: 1 year, 2 years on registration; spare parts 90 days

Belt type: Curved manual, 100% self-powered
Motor: None
Slats: 62, black with a linoleum tread surface, ball-bearing mounted
Frame: Curved wooden frame, 8 cm
Display: Built into the handlebar
Display power: 12V adapter to a wall socket
App pairing: NOHRD Connect
Assembly: Put together on site by two adults
Delivery: One package by carrier
Use rating: Private and commercial
Warranty: One year, two years when registered in the first year

Slat belt: Pre-assembled, with handlebar fixtures
Handlebars: Left with pre-installed cables, and right
Display: With tablet holder and cover plate, plus 2 attachment parts
Power adapter: 1
Allen keys: 6 mm, 5 mm and two 4 mm

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Cody is a ⭐

"Cody is the best"

— Rafal (5/5)

Wish I could have tried it out first

"1) It is difficult, when they say you burn 20% more calories, I think it’s more like 50%. It takes some getting used to pulling your foot back in order to move the tread. If you have a good speed and get comfortable and start running more up and down, you slow down. The treadmill requires you to pull back with the ball of the foot to move the tread. Of course this is more efficient running, but takes getting used to. 2) Also, after spending $7,000 on a treadmill, I was disappointed in marks and nicks in the wood from transport and packaging. 3) the computer is only in meters and kph, not mph. I emailed NOHRD support, no option for it. 4) the computer would not report distance and speed after stopping for a few minutes for an interval workout. I had to unplug the unit every time, 5 times in 30 mins, I emailed NOHRD support and was told to use a different outlet and no extension cord. Would have been nice to know that before. 5) it’s so difficult, I can only do interval training, not distance. But it has only been a week. 6) I should have bought the cherry or walnut, the club model is ok compared to my cherry water rower. Wish I spent the extra $500 for better wood. Just looks. 7) RCA shipping and customer service was amazing! I highly recommend buying from them. First transaction and it was very quick and smooth. The treadmill was in my house 2 weeks after the day I ordered it. 8) in conclusion, if you’re not an extremely efficient runner, id pass on this machine. It’s beautiful and I will use it for years and years to come, but I am not a rich person and this was quite a purchase for me. Try any manual treadmill out before purchase. I hoped to run 3-5 miles a day on it. It’s so difficult it more like 2 miles 3x week in an interval style."

— Sarah V. (3/5)

Super impressed with the high

"Super impressed with the high quality of this beautiful piece of equipment. Materials are high end, aesthetic is pleasing, and function is fantastic. Looking forward to using this equipment for years to come."

— Lauren H. (5/5)

Words do not describe how

"Words do not describe how much I love this treadmill. Everyone who comes over to our house is just starstruck when they see it. It is very expensive, but if I was going to spend this type of money I was going to go with Walnut wood. It has a very soft and forgiving feel, unlike other treadmills I have used so it doesn't put stress on any joints. The manual aspect allows me to go at my own pace and my trainer said it is the most similar comparison to running outside that he has encountered. It is also very QUIET that it is actually relaxing. Thank you to the team at recovery for athletes. Jared was SO helpful every step of the way. I will be buying many more pieces to go around this centerpiece :)"

— Stephanie H. (5/5)

Q&A

Is the distance on the nohrd sprintbok measured in miles or KM?: You can select either
How difficult is it to move the package from the delivery site (curbside?) inside to the home gym? Does doing so require two people?: It is pretty heavy but most people say it just took two people to move it. It is very easy to assemble as well.