Technogym
Italian fitness equipment spanning connected cardio, compact home strength, and design-led Personal-line machines for residential interiors.
What they're known for
A commercial-fitness manufacturer that has spent decades designing home equipment to look intentional in architecture rather than merely shrinking gym machines.
Technogym’s residential portfolio spans treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, rowing, selectorized strength, benches, and compact multi-gyms, with the Personal line emphasizing interior design and materials alongside training function. Kinesis Personal uses cable resistance across a wall-scale movement surface, Unica compresses dozens of strength exercises into one machine, and Run Personal brings the company’s treadmill engineering into a furniture-like residential form. The ecosystem also connects hardware to Technogym App content and training software.
Spaces
- Home Gym
In the directory
4 products
Kinesis Personal Heritage
$19,200
Technogym's wall-mounted cable training system in the Leather - Gold Brown Heritage finish. Premium functional trainer with 60+ exercises, guided movement patterns, and boutique-gym quality in a residential form factor. Italian design, wood wall bars, leather upholstery, and polished hardware make it feel more like furniture than a machine.
Artis Run
$30,710
Technogym's flagship commercial treadmill, built for residential and professional spaces alike. An 8 HP peak motor drives an extra-wide 60" × 23" cushioned running surface that adapts automatically to your stride — smooth and quiet up to 15.5 mph, with a 0–15% incline. Twin Fast Track Control joysticks let you change speed and incline instantly or program interval profiles on the fly. A 21.5" Full HD Technogym Live console handles on-demand trainer-led sessions, scenic routes, and Constant Pulse heart-rate training, while MyRun auto-adjusts pace to the workout. Integrated wireless charger, cooling fan, reading rack, and water-bottle tray. Shown here in the Sand Stone collection finish.
Run Personal
$18,640
The treadmill Technogym built to live in a room instead of hide in a basement. Antonio Citterio and Toan Nguyen wrapped the deck in micro-polished steel and cast aluminum so it reads as furniture — reflective, quiet, and deliberately un-gym-like. Underneath the design is a real machine: a near-silent motor and a sprung running surface take the impact out of everything from an incline walk to interval work, up to 11.2 mph and a 15% grade. A 21.5" touchscreen runs Technogym's trainer-led sessions, guided outdoor routes, and streaming, while built-in grip sensors and contactless Apple Watch pairing handle heart rate. Expensive, and unapologetically a design object — which is exactly why it lands in gyms meant to be seen.
Artis Climb
$26,830
A commercial revolving stair climber engineered around Technogym's patented Split Step Technology, which keeps at least three steps available at once so you can train lateral and single-leg drills, not just steady climbing. The Courtesy Step drops to 10" from the floor for easy entry, ToeSmart Design prevents toe pinching at any shoe size, and Smart Lateral Footrests give you a place to rest or step off mid-set. Speed runs 24–165 steps per minute across 30 difficulty levels. A 16" Full HD Technogym Live console delivers 1-on-1 trainer sessions, virtual outdoor trails, Zone Training, and contactless Apple Watch heart-rate pairing. Shown here in the Sand Stone collection finish.
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