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Cosmed T170 Treadmill (Skyfall)

The Cosmed T170 is a clinical treadmill built for exercise testing, and Cosmed says it equipped the MI6 physiology laboratory in Skyfall. It is a medical device sold to labs and clinics, so you enquire with Cosmed rather than buy it online.

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The Cosmed T170 treadmill belongs to the part of Skyfall that few remember: the physiology laboratory where MI6 measures how well Bond can still run. Cosmed, the Italian maker of metabolic testing equipment, said it was selected to outfit that laboratory, and named its T170 treadmill.

In the film, Daniel Craig’s Bond is tested on it to assess his cardio-respiratory performance.

Owning it now

This is clinical equipment, not a home gym machine. Cosmed describes its treadmills as medical devices that connect to its metabolic and ECG systems, and sells the T170 as the T170 DE MED. A handrail crossbar is standard on the T170, and a safety arch is among the options. For a home equivalent, see gadgets and electronics. Treat this as a purchase to discuss with Cosmed.

Specifications

Model T170 DE MED
Running surface length 170cm
Speed 0 to 25 km/h
Elevation 0 to 28%
Certification CE0123, MDR conformity
Price On enquiry

Full details are on Cosmed’s treadmill page.