Vendor: TKO

TKO AirRaid Force Treadmill

Q: How does the TKO AirRaid Force compare to other self-powered treadmills in its class? The TKO AirRaid Force stands out in the commercial self-powered treadmill category by combining features rarely found together on a single machine: a fully user-powered belt paired with 4 levels of adjustable magnetic resistance (giving users a genuine resistance dial that most self-powered treadmills lack), 60 impact-reducing engineered slats operating on 124 sealed bearings for smooth quiet motion, dual-purpose handrail placement designed for both casual walking and intense push-sled simulation, a console with time, speed, distance, calories, watts, and RPM readouts, onboard interval programs (HRC, THR, 10/20 Tabata, 20/10, Custom), and Bluetooth/ANT+ connectivity for Kinomap, Zwift, and Aviron integration. For CrossFit, HIIT, and performance facilities that want a single machine to cover both running-style conditioning and sled-push resistance training, it delivers a level of versatility typically found only on dedicated specialty equipment.

Who is the TKO AirRaid Force best for? The TKO AirRaid Force is best for CrossFit boxes, HIIT and functional training studios, sports performance and athletic training facilities, tactical and military training centers, boutique fitness studios, and any commercial facility that wants a treadmill capable of both traditional cardio and push-sled-style resistance work. It's especially well-suited for coaches programming variable-intensity conditioning (walking to sprinting to sled pushes on the same machine), facilities without dedicated space for a separate sled setup, and users who benefit from the impact-reducing molded slat belt design.

Q: What are the 4 levels of magnetic resistance for, and how do they change the workout? The 4-level magnetic resistance system lets users progressively increase belt drag to simulate different training loads on a single machine. Level 1 approximates a light-drag conditioning run; Level 2–3 shift into interval-style resistance where the belt requires meaningfully more effort to move (excellent for HIIT and metcon programming); Level 4 loads the belt heavily enough to convert the machine into a push-sled simulator, where the user leans in and drives the belt with sled-style mechanics. This makes the AirRaid Force a genuine two-in-one machine: cardio treadmill plus resistance/sled trainer.

What onboard programs does the AirRaid Force offer? The AirRaid Force console includes HRC (heart rate control), THR (target heart rate), Interval 10/20, Interval 20/10 (Tabata), and Interval Custom — a program library specifically curated for the HIIT, CrossFit, and interval-focused training the machine is designed for. The console displays time, speed, distance, calories, watts, and RPM in real time.

$5,000.00 $5,500.00

Sku: 8CTM-B

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Description

4 Levels Magnetic Resistance

Self-Powered No Motor Required

63" x 17.3" Curved Running Surface

350 lb Max User Weight

TKO AirRaid Force curved treadmill in a training facility

The zero-resistance problem

Self-powered speed isn't the same as adjustable intensity

A fully self-powered curved treadmill lets an athlete run as fast as they want, but for coaches building structured HIIT or push sled style circuits, speed control alone doesn't give them intensity control. Without a resistance system, every session runs at roughly the same baseline effort, which makes it hard to program a light recovery day and a max effort interval block on the same machine.

The TKO AirRaid Force builds that intensity control back in. Four levels of magnetic resistance let coaches dial up belt tension for genuine push sled simulation, while impact reducing molded slats on sealed bearings still deliver the smooth, quiet ride expected from a self-powered design. Perfectly placed handrails support everything from casual walking to a hard sled-style push.

Because there's still no drive motor, the AirRaid Force needs no electrical outlet and can be positioned anywhere on a training floor, with transport wheels making repositioning between classes simple.

Built for structured intervals

A console and resistance system built around HIIT programming

Molded Slat Belt

Impact reducing surface

Sealed Bearings

Smooth, quiet operation

4-Level Resistance

Magnetic, adjustable

Multi-Position Rails

Walking to sled-style pushes

ANT+ & Bluetooth

Kinomap, Zwift, Aviron

6-Metric Console

Time, speed, distance, calories, watts, RPM

Built-in programs including HRC, THR, 10/20 and 20/10 intervals, and fully custom intervals give coaches a repeatable structure for group conditioning and sport-specific sessions, all without an electrical outlet.

TKO AirRaid Force console and resistance control detail

What TKO engineers for

Two AirRaid treadmills, two different training priorities

"TKO AirRaid Force offers the benefits of a self powered treadmill as well as the option of 4 levels of resistance for higher intensity interval training."

TKO Strength & Performance

TKO's own AirRaid Runner drops the resistance dial entirely in favor of uncapped sprint speed and a higher 400 pound user weight capacity. The Force trades some of that top-end capacity, 350 pounds versus 400, for the ability to dial in resistance for structured push sled style intervals. Neither model is a strict upgrade over the other, they're built to serve different training styles within the same AirRaid line, and the Force costs less at $5,500 versus the Runner's $5,850.

Best for

CrossFit boxes, HIIT studios, and training facilities that want push sled style resistance training built into a self-powered curved treadmill.

Includes free delivery. The Fitness Outlet is an authorized TKO dealer, ensuring full manufacturer warranty support on every purchase.

Specifications

Specifications data

- ANT+, Bluetooth connectivity. Can be used with apps such as Kinomap, Zwift & Aviron, etc.
- Console: Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Watt and RPM read outs
- Programs: HRC, THR, Interval 10/20 & 20/10 as well as Interval Custom
- Four level magnetic resistance
- Transport wheels for ease of mobility
- Durable Belt Design 60 engineered slats operating on 124 bearings ensure smooth, reliable performance.

- Dimensions: 68" x 32" x 67"
- Running Surface: 63" x 17.3"
- Weight: 330 LBS
- Max User Weight: 350LBS

Warranty

Warranty data

Frame: 5 Years
Parts: 2 Years
Labor: 1 Year

* Excludes normal wear and tear

FAQs

Frequently asked question

How does the TKO AirRaid Force compare to other self-powered treadmills in its class?

The TKO AirRaid Force stands out in the commercial self-powered treadmill category by combining features rarely found together on a single machine: a fully user-powered belt paired with 4 levels of adjustable magnetic resistance (giving users a genuine resistance dial that most self-powered treadmills lack), 60 impact-reducing engineered slats operating on 124 sealed bearings for smooth quiet motion, dual-purpose handrail placement designed for both casual walking and intense push-sled simulation, a console with time, speed, distance, calories, watts, and RPM readouts, onboard interval programs (HRC, THR, 10/20 Tabata, 20/10, Custom), and Bluetooth/ANT+ connectivity for Kinomap, Zwift, and Aviron integration. For CrossFit, HIIT, and performance facilities that want a single machine to cover both running-style conditioning and sled-push resistance training, it delivers a level of versatility typically found only on dedicated specialty equipment.

Who is the TKO AirRaid Force best for?

The TKO AirRaid Force is best for CrossFit boxes, HIIT and functional training studios, sports performance and athletic training facilities, tactical and military training centers, boutique fitness studios, and any commercial facility that wants a treadmill capable of both traditional cardio and push-sled-style resistance work. It's especially well-suited for coaches programming variable-intensity conditioning (walking to sprinting to sled pushes on the same machine), facilities without dedicated space for a separate sled setup, and users who benefit from the impact-reducing molded slat belt design.

What are the 4 levels of magnetic resistance for, and how do they change the workout?

The 4-level magnetic resistance system lets users progressively increase belt drag to simulate different training loads on a single machine. Level 1 approximates a light-drag conditioning run; Level 2–3 shift into interval-style resistance where the belt requires meaningfully more effort to move (excellent for HIIT and metcon programming); Level 4 loads the belt heavily enough to convert the machine into a push-sled simulator, where the user leans in and drives the belt with sled-style mechanics. This makes the AirRaid Force a genuine two-in-one machine: cardio treadmill plus resistance/sled trainer.

What onboard programs does the AirRaid Force offer?

The AirRaid Force console includes HRC (heart rate control), THR (target heart rate), Interval 10/20, Interval 20/10 (Tabata), and Interval Custom — a program library specifically curated for the HIIT, CrossFit, and interval-focused training the machine is designed for. The console displays time, speed, distance, calories, watts, and RPM in real time.

What connectivity does the AirRaid Force offer for members and third-party apps?

The AirRaid Force supports both Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity, integrating with popular fitness apps including Kinomap (immersive route/video runs), Zwift (virtual training and community), and Aviron (interval and gamified training). This lets facilities offer app-driven programming without additional equipment or subscription platforms managed by the facility itself.

What is the belt construction on the AirRaid Force, and why does it matter?

The AirRaid Force uses a 60 engineered slat belt design running on 124 sealed bearings — a construction engineered for both impact reduction and long-term reliability. Molded slats absorb impact more effectively than continuous rubber belts (reducing joint stress on knees, hips, and ankles), and the sealed bearings run smoothly and quietly for years with minimal maintenance. The slat design is also more resistant to wear from heavy loads and sled-push forces than traditional running belts.