Nautilus Group managing director, Andrew Dick said: "The new ClubTrack contains a number of upgraded features which have come as a direct result of customer feedback."

Dick continues: "We have designed the product to give particular confidence to first time users, the deconditioned and users with a disability. The handrail has been given a keypod with a quick start, faster, slower and emergency stop button to allow users to hold the handrail for reassurance."

"We have also installed an AC motor system which will create more torque to the drive belt. This should result in a longer lasting belt. The motor also does not have commutator brushes, so it should last indefinitely. To underline this, the motor has a 12 year warranty."

As part of the launch of the StairMaster ClubTrack 2100 LE and LC range, the company will be offering a ClubTrack 2100 LE in a free prize draw.
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