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Talk to a treadmill specialist| Motor | 4.0 CHP EverDrive® H6 Motor |
| Speed Range | 1.0 - 18 km/h |
| Running Surface | 130 cm x 54 cm |
| Incline | 20 automatic levels (2.27° - 7.5°) |
| Max User Weight | 160 kg |
The Lifespan Fitness Torque 4 is built around a 4.0 CHP EverDrive H6 motor and a 160 kg max user weight, with 20 automatic incline levels and a top speed of 18 km/h. Its 130 cm by 54 cm belt suits walking at any height and jogging to about 12 km/h for users up to about 190 cm, so it's at its best for daily walkers, joggers and incline work.
It suits a regular home user who wants a wide deck that still tucks away: the HydraAssist soft-drop folding and built-in transport wheels bring the floor space back between sessions. The MaxVue LED display runs 15 preset and 3 user-defined programs straight from the console, no phone required.
What stands out is the 4.0 CHP motor paired with a 130 by 54 cm belt. The 160 kg user ceiling backs daily sessions, though the 130 cm length means I'd keep it to jogging and moderate running rather than fast efforts.
Heart rate comes only from hand sensors, fine for a glance but not steady-state accuracy. The HydraAssist soft-drop folding is the detail I'd stake it on for smaller rooms.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The 4.0 CHP motor gives you the headroom to run daily without the motor straining or overheating. At this continuous rating, it handles interval work and long steady runs the same way.
What this means for you: If you run most days of the week, this motor has the capacity to keep up for years.
The 54 cm belt width gives you room side to side without clipping the rails. The 130 cm length covers walking at any height, jogging to about 12 km/h for users up to about 190 cm, and running to about 14 km/h up to about 175 cm tall.
What this means for you: If you regularly run faster than 14 km/h, or you're taller and run at 12 to 14 km/h, a 140 cm or longer belt is the better fit.
The ShockControl deck absorbs some of the impact on each footstrike, so a long walk or jog feels more forgiving underfoot than hard flooring. In practice it sits on the supportive side rather than soft and pillowy.
What this means for you: A firm, supportive feel that I prefer for regular training sessions.
Twenty motorised incline levels let you add gradient at the press of a button instead of stepping off to adjust anything. The range runs from a gentle 2.27 degrees up to 7.5 degrees for harder climbing intervals.
What this means for you: Adding incline burns more and builds leg strength without touching the speed.
The anti-glare LED dot matrix display keeps your key numbers readable across a 180 degree viewing angle, so you can still see them when you glance down or step to the side. It tracks the metrics that actually guide a session.
What this means for you: The speed scale shows at a glance how hard you're pushing relative to the top speed.
Fifteen built-in programs vary speed and incline for you, which takes the guesswork out of structuring a session. Pick one and let the treadmill drive the intervals while you focus on running.
What this means for you: Handy on the days you want a structured workout without planning one.
You can save three of your own programs, so your regular routine is one button away each time. Set the speed and incline pattern once and it stays there for next session.
What this means for you: If two or three of you share the treadmill, each can store a go-to session.
A built-in stand holds a tablet, phone or book at eye level, and Bluetooth plays your music through the treadmill without wires. It is the difference between watching a show through a full run and staring at a wall.
What this means for you: A show or a playlist makes the longer sessions far easier to repeat.
The treadmill pairs with the Fitlink app so you can log and follow your sessions from your phone. App pairing is optional, not essential: the console runs every preset on its own.
What this means for you: Use the app if you like tracking your progress; skip it and nothing is lost.
The HydraAssist system controls the deck as it lowers so it settles down gently instead of dropping. Folded, the footprint shrinks to 113 cm x 84 cm, which frees up floor space between runs.
What this means for you: If the treadmill shares a room, folding reclaims most of its floor space.
At 83 kg, this is not a treadmill you want to drag across a room, so the built-in wheels let you tilt and roll it once it is folded. That makes moving it for cleaning or rearranging much easier.
What this means for you: You can shift it to vacuum underneath without needing a second pair of hands.
| Motor | 4.0 CHP EverDrive® H6 Motor |
| Speed Range | 1.0 - 18 km/h |
| Incline | 20 automatic levels (2.27° - 7.5°) |
| Running Surface | DuraGrip® AS Belt |
| Cushioning | ShockControl™ Advanced Cushioning System |
| Max User Weight | 160 kg |
| Console / Display | MaxVue LED Dot Matrix Display (180° viewing angle, anti-glare) |
| Programs | 15 preset, 3 user-defined |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth for music playback |
| Entertainment | Device holder (iPad/Tablet/Book Stand), Bluetooth audio |
| Fitness Apps | Fitlink |
| Workout Metrics | Speed, Time, Distance, Calories, Incline/Pulse, Speed Scale |
| Frame | Tubular Steel |
| Assembled Dimensions | 178 cm (L) x 84 cm (W) x 146 cm (H) |
| Folded Dimensions | 113 cm x 84 cm x 150 cm |
| Product Weight | 83 kg |
| Shipping / Packaging | 185 cm x 87 cm x 42 cm; 90.5 kg |
| Power | 220V - 240V |
| Warranty | 5 Years Frame & Motor, 12 Months Parts |
| Folding System | HydraAssist® Soft Drop Folding |
| Mobility | Built-in transport wheels |
| Running Deck | Natural incline at base level (1.9°) |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Hand pulse sensors |
| Safety | Overload & Short Circuit Protection (CE Certified) |
| Running Surface | 130 cm x 54 cm |
| Assembly | Required (partially assembled) |
Effort: 6 assembly steps in the manual, finishing a partially assembled unit. Tools: 5 mm and 6 mm allen wrenches and a combination spanner/screwdriver are in the box, with all bolts and fixings.
At a walk the 4.0 CHP EverDrive H6 motor hums away in the background; as the pace rises, your footstrike becomes the loudest part. A 6 mm rubber mat under the deck cuts the transfer to rooms below noticeably.
Heavier users, yes: the 160 kg max user weight is generous for a home machine, and the 54 cm width gives plenty of room side to side. Height depends on pace. The 130 cm length covers walking at any height, jogging to about 12 km/h up to about 190 cm, and running to about 14 km/h up to about 175 cm. If you run faster than that, or you're taller and run at 12 to 14 km/h, look for a 140 cm or longer belt.
The ShockControl Advanced Cushioning System takes the edge off each footstrike without going pillowy. I prefer that for serious training, you still want some feedback underfoot rather than sinking in. There's also a natural 1.9° incline built into the deck at base level, which many runners find more comfortable for longer sessions.
Completely. The MaxVue LED dot matrix display runs all 15 preset programs plus your 3 user-defined ones with no phone needed. Bluetooth is there for music playback and Fitlink app pairing if you want it, but it's optional, not essential. The console tracks speed, time, distance, calories, incline and pulse on its own.
Set up, it measures 178 cm long, 84 cm wide and 146 cm tall, so a standard 2.4 m ceiling is no issue. The HydraAssist Soft Drop folding brings the footprint down to 113 cm long when stored, and built-in transport wheels let you roll it aside. Note the folded height is 150 cm, so measure the storage spot first.
It arrives partially assembled and boxed at 185 cm x 87 cm x 42 cm, weighing 90.5 kg, so have a clear path to the room. The manual covers assembly in 6 steps, mainly raising and bolting the uprights and console. The 5 mm and 6 mm allen wrenches and a combination spanner/screwdriver are in the box with all the bolts and fixings.
Take photos before unpacking and email them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're up and running. You won't deal with the courier or Lifespan Fitness directly, that's our job to sort out.
The Torque 4 comes with 5 years on the frame and motor and 12 months on parts, handled locally by us. If the product page shows the 100 Day Money Back Guarantee badge, you have 100 days to change your mind: return it as-new, disassembled in the original packaging with all parts. No restocking fee, we refund the product price and your original delivery fee, and we organise the return freight (you cover that cost).
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