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Selling my DeskFit under-desk treadmill, perfect for walking while you work or getting your steps in at home. It has a sleek wooden frame, is compact and quiet, and fits easily in small spaces. Hardly used and in excellent condition.

 

  • Ideal for under-desk use or low-impact walking
  • Smooth, quiet operation
  • Digital display panel
  • Stylish wooden finish
  • Comes with Remote and power cable 
  • Easy to store with wheels for portability

 

Location: East Dulwich

Price: £50 (ONO)

Collection only

 

If interested or if you have questions, drop me a message or reply to this post!

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