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Jennifer S.
2025-09-02 13:26:44
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storydrum
2025-07-25 16:05:46
I looked and looked for a small treadmill that I could use for after I have surgery later this month. The doctor wants me walking right away, 60-90 minutes each day.I wanted something small enough to move downstairs once I recover, but that could be adjusted to be flat, without an incline, and had adjustable speed. Nothing fancy. I preferred something with longer handles for rehabilitation, but those all had very mixed reviews and were heavier. Most didn’t adjust to walk flat.This one is about as perfect for my purposes as I think is available, and reasonably priced. Not too many bells and whistles. The only other thing I really wanted was a heart rate monitor, but I have my Fitbit, so I’ll be fine.The incline adjustment is really basic and a little wonky, but for my size and weight it’s fine.Speaking of which, I’m just over 5 feet tall, 135 pounds, and this unit fits me perfectly. I don’tplan to run on it. It will be for rehabilitation and then for bad weather days to get my walks in. I’ve tried it a few times since it arrived. I have traditionally had back pain on treadmills. I used to have a much bigger one and have tried them at the gym. I have a little of that with this if it’s on an incline, but not as much when it’s flat. We will see how it goes. It’s not the same as walking outside, but should be good for its purpose.It was easy to assemble, my husband was pleasantly surprised. I need his help to fold and unfold, but it’s not bad at all.I wish the on/off switch was up on the monitor instead of the bottom of the unit, especially while I’m healing, but that’s minor. So far, I recommend this unit.
ElphabaThropp
2025-02-01 13:18:21
It's a decent little treadmill. It's fairly well built for the price I wouldn't exactly call it 'rugged' but it's durable. It's quiet and smooth.Further, one big drawback for me is the handbar/interface is NOT meant for someone over 5' 7" tall. I am tall and tower over the 'dashboard'. It's incredibly awkward. The dashboard has cupholders but they're even too small to hold my phone without a case (iphone 11). There is nowhere to set your phone etc. The base is narrow and a bit shorter than my other treadmill (that one died, it had a good life- 2,000 miles in 6 months) even though the dimensions were the same (yes I actually measured).This could be a really nifty little apartment-sized treadmill if they improved the dashboard- added a place to set your phone, and a way to adjust the height on the sidebars.
Faith Childers
2024-12-23 15:20:29
I love this treadmill. I don't have a lot of room, but this treadmill fits my space and works well for me. I don't recommended for anyone over 66" tall, the walking area is not long enough for taller people. I am 65", and it works perfect.
Angie B
2024-12-22 15:12:11
I am pleasantly surprised! Set up was super easy. It’s pretty light yet it’s also stable. The belt hasn’t slipped, it is pretty smooth, it’s even wide enough. Great for the price!The two cons, which overall are fairly minor. The cupholders are terrible lol. Small and shallow, like for a small disposable water bottle, maybe. They are angled forward, even with the console in the farthest upright position so the bottles may very well fall right out. I don’t have any to experiment with though. And then the handles are pretty low. I’m not tall (5’5â€) and I have balance issues after chemo, so I need to hold on sometimes. They are low enough that I notice I hunch over. So just need to be mindful and watch your posture if you need to hold on. Neither of these are deal breakers though and I’d still buy it again!
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