20 Best Treadmills For Small Spaces (2023 Updated)

I’m impressed with this machine. First and foremost is the design. That was the key feature that convinced me to buy this treadmill over any other. The fact that the hand rails flipped around into place and didn’t need to be manually attached like some similar models of competitors was one of the major reasons I went with this one.

I also like how the little allen wrench to lift the bar and to adjust the belt has a dedicated spot. On top of that, the run has been really solid and smooth so far. I did have to tweak the belt alignment at first, but now that I got it into a good balance, it’s been smooth, stable, and hasn’t budged out of alignment at all.

I like the display on the handrail and the quick speed buttons for 2 and 4mph. My goal was to get a compact treadmill that could be stored under a sofa without sacrificing too much quality and functionality along the way and that’s exactly what we got.

In the end, this was definitely the best choice of the options out there.

I purchased Asuna 8730 in late 2020. It does not provide as much cushion as my previous treadmill (therefore 3 stars). However, I guess this is partially my fault to expect the space saving design will provide the same amount of cushion.

I started to get E02 error since June 2022, then treadmill stopped working completely a few days later (motor would not start and E02 popped up immediately). I then emailed customer support, and surprisingly received reply the next day.

The agent (Carlos) has been very patient, helpful and responsive. Before I was about to purchase the replacement motor and control board (BTW, they are priced very reasonably), I decided to remove both parts to make sure I know how to install the replacements.

Once I put the original parts back, and made some adjustment on the motor belt, the treadmill is running fine as new again!!! So it’s likely some sort of belt alignment issue that prevent the motor to run.

I am happy the treadmill is working fine now. Thanks again Carlos.

I was very excited to receive my treadmill & even purchased a mat through Sunny. I love your app and was really looking forward to purchasing more equipment. Not to say that I still won’t but when we carefully unpackaged the treadmill & got it set up, it keeps throwing a code that the motor is not working correctly & we have not even gotten on the treadmill.

I sent pictures and a video to customer service. I have waited for days and NO REPLY FROM CUSTOMER SERVICE! They first wanted me to take the motor apart but I told them we are not comfortable about that.

I have a friend that has the same treadmill and I have used theirs all the time so I was excited to get one of my own. I know this treadmill should not be working like this and I even had my friend look at it and they said to send it back as well and get a new one.

Like I said, I have used theirs and have not had a problem at all with theirs. So now not hearing anything from Customer Service makes me concerned and questioning whether I want to order a new one when they do not handle responses very well.

I would like to send this back and get a working one but they will not even reply to my email so not a good sign!.

This is a very nice treadmill. I’m in my sixties and want to keep the old bones moving so after reviewing a few treadmills we decided on this one. I like that it has the incline feature and is pretty maneuverable if you need to move it elsewhere.

It was easy to set up and took just a few minutes. It doesn’t take up much space when using it for those who have limited space in their homes. I’m enjoying it twice a day so far. The only drawback to me, and it isn’t huge, is that there isn’t a fan on it.

But that could be remedied by clipping a mini one to the top of it I suppose. It is a narrow treadmill so that might be of concern to anyone who wants a wider track but it’s working out for us. I do recommend it for anyone looking into treadmills.

I ordered this treadmill with trepidation as the price point is so low. The treadmill arrived on time, it’s almost 100% assembled, was so easy to finalize and get it going it’s practically plug and play.

It is both compact and robust. I have another treadmill that now just looks bulky next to this. The controls on the hand rails are convenient. I have also been using Sunny Health’s trainers on youtube to kick me back into the running spirit.

Overall I am pleasantly surprised.

The treadmill itself works just fine. The media port and the quick incline buttons do not work. It is extremely disappointing when i specifically bought this treadmill for those features. I’ve contacted customer service twice and have not gotten a response.

When you spend a good amount of money on a treadmill you would expect it to work as advertised. I will never purchase a treadmill from them again.

This treadmill is just my size. I am almost 54, and the run runner is quite long enough for me. However, I should state that I am not jogging on it but walking very swiftly. I do about four 4 1/2 mph.

The controls are all convenient and work very well it folds down very to a very shallow profile and I can fit it under my sofa. It is very heavy, of course, and I am hopeful that because it is it is built well and it will last a long time.

The manufacturer does not give a warranty but assures me in writing that should anything happen, I will be taken care of and the treadmill will remain in working order. I would definitely recommend this for several reasons.

First, it is an expensive. Second, it is compact and easy to deal with once you get it up the stairs and dispose of the large box. Third the controls are all functional and easy to use and economically well placed.

Kudos to who offered this item. I am very grateful! Happy new year.

I have had quality treadmills before and was slightly reluctant about purchasing a small size treadmill for walking and for pet exercise in bad weather. However, the larger electric motor and price was the deciding factor for me.

Again, I will use it walking, not running, and to exercise my dog in bad weather. I found assembly and use to be simple and, importantly, the treadmill had plenty of power for an adult male (185lbs) to walk comfortably.

As a former runner and treadmill owner, the treadmill surface area and top speed is not adequate for runners. However, the smaller size, power levels and surface area of this machine are excellent for my needs.

And, the portability of this machine is great should I decide to use it in my bedroom, front room or workout room. I also purchased the extended warranty just incase.

I bought the treadmill for my wife. She has been using it almost every day since it arrived at home. It is now Winter time where we live and she doesn’t like the snow nor the cold temperatures but she has been doing her daily walks at home while watching TV thanks to the Redliro 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill Under Desk Compact Electric Walking Machine.

She loves it.

Take a good look at the incline on this treadmill before purchasing. If you’re used to a high incline on a treadmill and just walking then this is for you, if not, and you like to run, like me, then pass on this one.

I was anxiously awaiting this treadmill as gyms are closed and will be for a while. assembly was super easy but the incline is too much and jogging or running without the side handles is treacherous to say the least and I have not been able to get a good jog or run in yet also because the belt is slippery vs grippy as you’d expect on a treadmill belt so you feel vulnerable that along with no side bars, I’m disappointed.

I’m not used to just incline walking, which is what this treadmill is basically made for, but even with walking you need to hold on to the front rail because of the slipperiness and no side handles, so unfortunately even based on the good reviews, it hasn’t met my needs.

I highly recommend this traedmill as it does everything that’s promised! It takes up very little space when closed after use. It’s easy to move! I can carry it by myself when folded. Very quiet even with my full weight on it!.

Worked awesome! Better than the treadmills I’ve used at gym. The price is way more reasonable than others out there. Plus it has the same features as the expensive ones I’ve seen. Strongly recommended!.

I like the treadmill a lot, once it’s unfolded. And the fact there was zero assembly is a major plus. But getting the treadmill unfolded was nearly impossible. I read the instructions repeatedly and even looked for a video to make sure I was doing it correctly.

I finally got it unfolded but will likely have to leave it that way because it was so difficult. But being foldable was the number one selling point for me, and now that’s gone. Less important, but still annoying, is the piercing beep at start up and the incredibly bright lights on the display (I had to put tape over them).

Once I am on the treadmill, it is quiet and smooth, and I am enjoying using it, unfortunately these other design flaws make it less than optimal.

Im 79 and have been sick for the last year. Along with covid my physical movement has been at a standstill until we decided to buy a treadmill. We did our research and decided on the Sunny 7718. We ordered and within 3 days we were notified the treadmill was on its way and should receive that night.

Well, we received the treadmill and had our strong and young neighbors help remove the treadmill from the box(Total weight is 138 pounds so just know its going to take some muscle to remove from the box).

The treadmill needed NO ASSEMBLING and believe me that was one of the biggest selling points. The next day we plugged it in, lubricated the belt and found the treadmill ready to go. It’s easy to use.

The panel is simple and not complex. I started out with small walks usually about 5 minute increments and now getting up to 15 minutes at a time. Both my wife and I feel we’ve invested in a machine that is unbelievably sturdy and efficient.

As I said no assembly required. The handles are pull down and sturdy. The are tight and comfortable for both my wife and myself. Bottom line is the Sunny 7718 is a terrific product and capable of doing the job.

I got this treadmill for walking for days when it’s raining or cold. It doesn’t take up a huge amount of space and runs very quiet which I love. It fold up to save space which was a reason I bought it unfortunately during shipping the front end plastic stand piece that supports the treadmill arrived broken and I can’t fold it up other than that I love it.

For those who are a serious runner this one doe not have a incline but I think you can get one in a upgrade version. I like that this one is quiet and doesn’t take up a whole room the speed is good and runs smoothly.

I really enjoyed and used this treadmill throughout quarantine quite a bit. It performs like it promises. It feels sturdy and was easy to run on and get to a high incline. Unfortunately, I now have two gripes.

The first is that the motor stopped working after 1. 5 years on me. I did the initial trouble shooting, and then found that customer service was pretty limited with how they could help me. After some more cumbersome troubleshooting, I was sent to a completely different company.

The quote from them was $430 to fix the motor control board, which isn’t covered by warranty (motor is). This was extremely disappointing and I didn’t feel that something like this should have quit so early on in me owning this.

The second complaint I have, is that this happened shortly before I moved, and could not fit the assembled machine out of my basement without disassembling. The bolts were impossible to get off. I am not someone who is so strong that could have secured these bolts so firmly that soaking them with WD40 and then yanking on the Allen wrench with all my might shouldn’t have been able to loosen.

I had really liked this machine, but would caution the purchase if you want it to last, or if you need to be able to move this through a standard door frame in the future. I ended up gifting it to the new home owners, and gratefully they are willing to take it.

I bought a T101 on July 2020, to use it in my basement. I am the only person using it. When I got it at home, the treadmill was not working. After about a month, I received a replacement part and a tech visited my home to repair the treadmill.

I then used the treadmill for about 3-4 months, running 3-5 times a week, each time 30′ at 8mph. In mid November 2020, less than 4 months after my treadmill was repaired, the treadmill started to automatically shut off.

First, 25 minutes into the run, but then much earlier, with some runs being as short as 5-10minutes. I contacted the service again (email, website, phone, a lot of time wasted), and it took a while until I got an answer, meaning that I couldn’t properly use the treadmill from mid November 2020 till the first week of January 2021.

The tech visited, and found that the belt and the board under it had to be changed. In his words, this treadmill is not built for running at 8mph 3-5 days a week, it is mostly intended for walking. So now I have a new board, a new board, a new belt, and I’m waiting to see when the treadmill will break again.

Hopefully, it will happen before the end of warranty, as I have been told by the serviceman that the parts I already got would amount to more that 50% of the cost of the treadmill, and that does not include labor.

Otherwise, in a few months I will find that I have a broken treadmill which I barely used, and which may be wise to replace for a new one. Now, every time I use the treadmill, I am afraid it will unexpectedly shut down and I will fall, as it has already happened.

So my advice is, DO NOT PURCHASE this treadmill if you plan to use it to run (even 30′ 3-5 times a week as I do). Although in the website it is advertised to be good treadmill for running which can go up to 10mph, that does not seem to be the case; this treadmill is mostly intended for walking.

Indeed, those were the words of the tech servicing my treadmill for the second time in 6 months.

I was very excited to receive this affordable, well made treadmill. Sadly realizing how naive I was after a year. Had a lag issue from day one and horizon would not give me a refund, their only option was to send me another machine, what kind of business model is this?? They wouldn’t even take the old machine, it was my responsibility to get rid of it.

Not to mention the 3 different technicians that tried to fix it and failed, they replaced all the parts and still had the issue. One of the worst experiences I have ever had with anything I bought. Also Horizen has the worst customer service, I called all numbers, no one answers and your supposed to leave a message, and emailed on their website and nothing for 4 months.

Horrible experience. I am now a year in with one defective treadmill and one new treadmill. I do not want to open the new one because I do not want to use anything this company makes. Trying to sell it and no one is interested in buying this mistake.

A major game-changer for NOT buying a treadmill was that the walking pad folds up and quickly stores away in minimal space! It arrived before the stated delivery date safely packed in foam and two boxes.

Being five feet tall, it was a little tough getting it in the house, but I “walked it in” and waited for a friend to help me unpack it. Took a little bit of technical (cell phone/app) ingenuity, but easy it was easy to prep before using for the first time.

Download the app, create an account, sync the hand-held to the walk pad and you can use either to turn it on. It came with a small bottle of lubricant for every other month use under the tread pad itself, but other than that, there’s very little maintenance.

With the cold weather, this is perfect for getting my daily walks in while staying warm and still working up a sweat.

I love the portability and space savings this can provide. If you need somewhere to be active but don’t have much space this is a great accessory. I’ve used it daily for a couple months with no issues.

I did buy the protection. Plan because it’s an investment and I’ve not heard of the brand. The software in the app is finicky and not that great. It doesn’t correctly sync steps or workout details correctly to apple health sometimes to I’ve kept to keeping my phone in my pocket to count steps or using Apple Watch to do an indoor workout.

The remote works fine. It’s easy to adjust if the belt gets off, and has a couple times. Unclear if that has anything to do with quality but it’s only a minor thing. If it can last 3+ years it’s an incredible investment.

So far it’s very practical for those with a small space.

I bought this because the ones that were $100 cheaper just didn’t seem right to me and I’m very glad I did. Works perfectly fine – easy to lubricate the belt – and the app they tell you to install actually works.

I don’t move it too far from the spot it’s in to use so it’s not too bad but it does have some weight to it! Gotta check the belt before laying it flat to keep it on track since it folds but that’s regular maintenance I’m fine with doing.

The app will track your time and distance if you don’t have a smart watch or other fitness trackers. I am 5’7 and I’ve never felt like I was about to fall off in full stride. I have it under my standing desk but if you have it free standing you may want to purchase a handle bar to put over top – I couldn’t get used to not having my hands on something but it’s easy to just step off of if you feel off balance as well.

Definitely recommend!.

Our family was in need of a treadmill, most particularly for my wife who is undergoing cancer treatments and chemo and the need for her to walk everyday and unable to do so because of the winter temperatures.

It appeared this treadmill would be perfect with all the additional features such as the ability to watch Netflix or many other streaming services as well as the cool vids of walking or running through different cities around the world as well as the “personal trainer” options.

Also know, use of all those cool features requires a subscription. $149 annual I believe. This is regardless of if you have your own Netflix, Hulu, Disney + subscriptions, you have to pay that fee to access those channels while using the treadmill.

The set up took me about 2 hours and the machine was ready to go. Once the setup was complete, I paid the subscription and our family was ready to go. We created our individual profiles and started using the treadmill.

Initially all was good. for about a week. One morning I got up to run and the screen would not let me get past picking an entertainment option. I unplugged the machine, waited a few minutes, then plugged it back in and it worked (that’s what the manual and machine will prompt you to do for most issues).

Two days later while I was running the incline and speed controls stopped working in the middle of the run and eventually an error message came on the screen that the module had lost connection and the machine shut down.

I did all of the troubleshooting given and to no avail. Customer service is basically open 9-5 Monday-Friday Pacific time which can be challenging if you live in another time zone or need help on the weekend.

I called multiple times during business hours to either get a busy signal or be put on hold, so I used their email process. I received a confirmation email that they received my email and would get back to me as soon as possible.

It’s been a few days and I haven’t heard anything back, so this morning I decided this is too expensive a piece of equipment to already be having catastrophic problems with two weeks in, so I called NFM to come pick it up.

The customer service rep at NFM was great, but it’s frustrating that I have to pay a pick up and disassemble fee for a defective piece of equipment I was sold. I’m sure this is a very nice treadmill when it functions as it should, but when the electronics go down, the machine is useless.

Perhaps in a future upgrade Bowflex will make it so that if the “entertainment” and “coaching” features have a problem, there’s a pure manual mode that will still allow you to use the treadmill until the other features are fixed.

NFM has now delivered 3 different units in approximately a one month span. #1 broken in the box #2 started having issues within a week and continued to get worse each day I waited on a replacement to arrive.

#3 is 3 days old and starting the same issues we had with #2 The problems start off where the workout just stops mid workout, the screen goes black and the JRNY app reboots. When it does this, any of your workout is lost.

The other thing it will do is stop mid workout, and indicate you’re finished when you have just gotten started. No buttons pushed, it’s just decides your done. At least those workouts are saved if you’re keeping track.

If #3 goes in the same cycle of death, I expect the start button and the fan button to be the next casualties on the console. Followed by the speed buttons next to the start button, working its way out, one or two buttons at a time.

One at a time, they just stopped working Followed by the controls on the handles. The instruction manual is worthless to try to troubleshoot this yourself, as it either assumes you won’t have any problems, or you will require someone to service the unit to fix it.

Of course, you have to be able to get in touch with someone at Bowfex to do any of that. 4x I tried to call Bowflex for support, each time on hold for over an hour then hung up on. After getting tired of that, I finally called NFM who offered to bring out a replacement, but it doesn’t appear the new one is better than the old one.

Tried emailing Bowflex a couple of times, no response. Tried contacting them via Facebook where they tell me that I should try giving them a call. Like that is going to work. Listening to the users on the Bowflex Community on Facebook, my story seems to be similar to others, from quality of product to non existent customer service from Bowflex.

Bowflex even put out this letter of apology for the bad customer service, but other than an apology, they haven’t done much to fix the problem. Really wanted to like this treadmill, but the quality is highly questionable if it doesn’t last a week before it starts breaking, combined with no customer service from Bowflex, I have no other real option but to return it and try again with a different brand.

I’ve been a Bowflex user since 1999. I first bought a Bowflex Motivator and yes, it was the original one. I used this Bowflex for 20yrs. Yes, 20yrs! The other time was storage and adding up times I didn’t use it.

I updated cables and handles and only noticed a slight change in the rods as lost resistance but wasn’t much still very usable. I did give it away but as a young man at the time I absolutely loved it and cared for it.

I wanted something new and knew Bowflex has come a long way since my first purchase, and the time it lasted, I knew I wasn’t buying anything if it wasnt BOWFLEX. Plus, Bowflex and I go back a long time.

I decided to get the Bowflex Treadmill 22. Thanks to their easy financing like last time, I was blessed with having the opportunity to buy something that will give whole body workout that will work great for my entire family interest and fitness levels.

I finished my purchase and how they sent a 418lbs package through shipping at lightening speed as they did was astonishing. Just made me feel once again Bowflex wants to keep customers very happy. Yes, I said 418lb package and yes I was disturbed when I found this out, BUT.

It’s may be heavy package but manageable. It really is! Two people can slide it to where ur going to place it and when you open it may seem very over whelming at all the pieces before u but, the weight is now manageable piece by piece.

Now, the over whelming feeling with all these pieces is to relax and don’t even sweat it. There is a video that u can watch as u put it together step by step plus the direction is very layman terms. Halfway through assembly u will be banging it out and be super excited.

After u have it altogether u will instantly know this treadmill a beast. It’s sturdy and the design feels slick and sexy. You have controls everywhere you will hold on and features galore with JRNY. If you want something real then Bowflex in my book knocked it out the park once again.

Will not be disappointed!.

Placed on a level surface, it wobbles when you step on it. It was packed poorly, there was Styrofoam stuck to the belt. Customer service overall was not fantastic, to fix the wobbling I was told to go on Amazon and get those stick on furniture feet.

I was hung up on several times, and had to fight to return the product. For what is a new treadmill, it should be in perfect condition. I had to fight to get a refund, as “it looks like there is nothing wrong with it”.

Even with many photos and videos showing the belt and the wobble, I was told to just clean it (which, paying for a new product, I shouldn’t have to clean something when I buy it), and that the frame looks fine.

It could have simply been an assembly issue.

This treadmill is exactly what I was looking for when I purchased it. If you purchase this don’t go into it expecting some sort of treadmill like you’d see at your local gym. If you think that’s what you’re getting, you’re going to be disappointed.

This treadmill is small. So if you’re a large guy, I wouldn’t recommend this for you. The weight limit is also pretty small, maximum of 220 pounds. With that said though, this is perfect for me. I am a 5’2, 150 pound woman.

I haven’t gone running on it yet, but I have used it to go a brisk walk. The display board and buttons are all very high quality. However I wish it saved your previous run, or at least left it displayed long enough after you stop your work out that you can actually look at it to jot it down.

Once you push stop, it erases what you ran and the calories burned. Aside from that, it’s an amazing treadmill. If you’re looking for something simple to get your daily cardio in I think this would be a perfect fit for you.

I bought this treadmill for my sister who is a leukemia survivor and needs to get back her quality of life and during this Covid season it’s essential that she has an environment that is contaminant free which means needing a treadmill that works on a consistent basis.

After some research I purchased this treadmill and within a few weeks or so started getting errors of the type E1 speed sensor issue. We called support and immediately was told to get their silicone lubricant to apply just like doing an oil change on your car which is required for it to function.

I get it but my car didn’t stop running a couple weeks after I bought it from the dealership so I did not buy this whole tall tale But I happily obliged and applied the solution they recommended and still kept running into the same problem.

So we went through this whole roller coaster of ordering parts waiting for somebody to fix it or lifespan telling us that we can do it ourselves and again no successful resolution. So keep in mind that during this time my sister’s not exercising due to a machine that’s sitting there not doing the function that it’s meant for because lifespan decided quality matters less than profit and I felt I was robbed out of the 1000 that I worked hard for and the headache and time that I experienced with lifespan support who ignored my input as a human being and treated me more line a line item in a spreadsheet and continued to repeatedly feeding me solutions from the same script.

So after months of this I was ecstatic that lifespan decided to ship me a new machine that hopefully will work without any issues. But at that point my sister’s health was getting worse so she couldn’t exercise and the treadmill was sitting in the garage unboxed as I had other matters to attend to.

And so moving forward a few months to now, I am glad to say she’s feeling better and and so I assembled the treadmill for her. I turn the machine on and 15 minutes into I gentle brisk walk the machine stops and followed bye a beeping sound and long behold there on the screen staring at me my old friend the same E1 Error: Speed Sensor issue.

Let me guess life fitness it’s time for me to get an oil change. Take some pride in your craftsmanship and step up on the plate and make this right.

I purchased this treadmill in July 2020; it is now Feb 2021. As soon as we tried it, it did not work properly. The safety key was hyper-sensitive and would make it difficult to start the treadmill. On the occasions when we could start it, it would usually stop after 5-15 minutes and give a message about the speed sensor.

I contacted Lifespan and they recommended using silicone under the belt. It seemed extraordinary that I would have to do something to make it work, since I paid a lot of money for something that I thought would work on its own.

We had owned a Lifespan treadmill for over 10 years previously and never had to do maintenance on it. I bought the silicone and applied it as directed. The issues were not resolved. I contacted Lifespan and was told that they would order a new belt and key for me.

Weeks later a repair man called me but I told him that still did not receive the parts. I tried to use the treadmill in hopes of at least getting a 15 minute workout since it’s winter in New England.

The treadmill stopped working altogether. It would turn on but would run for a second and then give the speed sensor message again. I called Lifespan again and they ordered a speed sensor. A repairman called again but I was waiting for parts.

The speed sensor finally arrived last week, but the belt and key never did. Today I tried to call Lifespan but the phones are down. The message suggests using the chat online. I tried the chat online and it suggested calling.

Sigh. I then called the last repairman who called and I told him that I have the speed sensor and asked if he could try to install it for us. He went on a log rant about he did not like working for the repair contractor through whom he was hired to do the work and that he didn’t want to drive the long distance for our treadmill if he didn’t have all the parts.

I have had the treadmill in our gym since August and have been able to use it for maybe a dozen times. During most, if not all, of those times I was cut off by the speed sensor. Words can not express the frustration of having paid almost $1,000 + the cost of movers moving it to the room for us, and it doesn’t work.

I don’t even know what to do because I can’t reach Lifespan. From this cancer survivor with a doctor-prescribed exercise program I have to say – this machine is not worth the misery.

I had confidence in Lifespan treadmill. This was my second Lifespan treadmill and I was happy and satisfied while using it until I got my 1st rube message. Doesn’t it supposed to clear after a few minutes? It didn’t so I searched TR1200i manual and did some button pushing.

NO it didn’t go away. I googled how to reset treadmill and tried all possible method. I didn’t work either and I cannot use. I did chatbot and left my ticket for message. No contact so far. I called customer service and got connected to sales person instead of tech support.

This whole fiasco happened just 3 month after the purchase and I don’t know what to do. Could anybody help the situation please?.

TranslateShow in original languageGod demping og lager relativt lite lyd. Stilig design. Virker robust. Lite trekk for at man kjenner den spalten der man bretter mølla når man løper. Men løper hovedsaklig på fremste delen av mølla, så det er ikke et stort problem.

Helt uvurderlig at den tar så liten plass oppslått. Vi opplevde god service og kort svartid på spørsmål.

TranslateShow in original languageSynes det tok lang tid fra bestilling, til produktet ble levert. Men det er nok frakt inn til landet Produktet virker som forventa. Kundeservice gjer eg stryk på. Å prismatche sine egne priser mener eg er en selfølge.

Når jeg venter nesten 3 mnd på et produkt ønsker jeg få prisen produktet blir solgt for i dag.

TranslateShow in original languageFungerer som forventet både ved rask gange og lett løping. Har ikke testet ut App enda, men kan fint brukes uten app. Enkel å montere / legges sammen. Rask levering fra Mystuff også.

Fornøyd med både produkt og firma :).

As the gym was becoming problematic, I wanted a quality treadmill that would allow me to continue to exercise safely. This treadmill was on offer and it appeared to be great value for the money. This indeed has proven to be the case and I am delighted with it during the early days.

It is simple to use, and is well constructed and I hope will give me years of service. It does fold, but I feel it will be set up for most of the time. It comes requiring assembly and I managed most of this on my own, but the final parts needed two people.

It is a heavy package, approximately 87 kilos, so manouevering it to where I wanted it was a bit of a challenge. Certain skills are required to assembly the treadmill as well as strength, so buyers beware.

In summary this is a great treadmill and I would recommend it highly.

I got this treadmill for my husband a couple of years ago. It has been quite useful for him on the days he doesn’t power lift and wants to get some cardio in. I’m not a huge fan of treadmills typically because of how hard they feel on my feet, however, this treadmill has the “proShox” performance cushioning that definitely makes it easier on your feet and legs (and especially your knees).

I love that you are able to lift up bottom portion of it and fold it up for easy storing if you don’t have full space for it. It also comes with access to the iFit app which allows you to train with personal trainers and take courses and the likes.

You can add a tablet to it in order to get the “scenic” courses. This past week we had our very first issue arise with it. For some reason upon being turned on, the incline rose all the way up and wouldn’t stop even with pressing the stop button.

Then it finally went all the way back down, however it wouldn’t change after that at all no matter what you pressed. I ended up figuring out that the incline needed to be re-calibrated. If you need to recalibrate yours, just Google it and you’ll be able to find a quick step by step.

All in all, this is an amazing treadmill for extensive home use. My husband is a large built 6’3” man and he has no issues with it. It’s been great for his post Marine Corps knees as well (if you’re a USMC folk too, you know exactly what that means).

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The machine works OK but the quality of workmanship is not great. During assembly it was quite hard to align some of the parts due to slightly inaccurate manufacture. The machine has a cheap feel to it compared to a previous machine we had (which is now sadly very old and had to be replaced).

During operation it is quite noisy, and you can clearly hear the motor straining, so probably not powerful enough for a heavy adult (100kg). Also the inbuilt speakers are a good idea but they’re quite tinny sounding and do not produce enough volume, considering the noise already being made by the motor and the fan.

I had purchased on Amazon on Prime Day, and Best buy smoked their price ( almost half the price!) a week later, so I bought it from Best Buy and sent back Amazons. Great deal! I have had terrible luck twice with both Adidas and Rebook treadmills, so this is my third in 5 years.

( both priced MSRP just below $1000) I spent a lot of time researching this on Prime Day before buying. This model is a “retailer only” so it is pretty hard to find information across the internet, as well as it being a newer unit.

The BIGGEST concern for me, was durability followed by expense. I rather spend a bit more on this, than get a sub $1000 treadmill just to have issues down the road. (Best Buys Sale was FANTASTIC, just under 1k) Positives: 1.

Large Rollers, much larger than most residential treadmills, at 2. 75″. For runners it is recommended at least 2. 25″ rollers. Large rollers reduce wear on the bearings, require less tension on the belt, less or no belt hesitation, and longer belt life.

Cheaper Treadmills can be as small as 1. 5″. 2. Triple Ply Belt – cheaper treadmills often have a 1 or 2 ply belt, which reduces its longevity and makes it prone to wear quicker. 3. Push button Drop – I keep my treadmill in mu living room, so it is folded when not in use.

The Bowflex system is nice, as rather than having to “kick” the piston, it as a locking mechanism released by the giant red button. This provides a much easer way to lower the deck than a traditional treadmill where you must kick/push the piston inward while lifting to get the locking to release.

4. Heart Rate Monitor – this includes a arm worn heart rate monitor that matches my Apple Watch reading almost exactly. It allows for a readout of your heart rate on the screen, which is convenient. 5.

Quiet Operation – This is set right again the wall of a bedroom, and they can’t hear it in operation, even with a light jog, so that is great if you worry about disturbing others. 6. Warranty – The warranty is on par with what I expect for a treadmill with a MSRP over $1000 7.

Fan – although it is weak, this is the FIRST out of 3 treadmills I can actually feel the fan. It isn’t super powerful, but it is enough that you can feel it. 8. Assembly – SUPER easy. Took me less than 45 minutes from boxes to assembled Negatives: 1.

Plenty of storage / space, but awkward design – the places for water bottles was not though out, it seems like it was an afterthought. plenty of space, it just all has a weird design and layout 2. Plastic trim is garbage – All of the trim for the legs and arms, is poorly designed, feels cheap, and is awkward to install.

I spent more time on the trim pieces during assembly than anything else. 3. JRNY – although I didn’t have issues getting started without a membership ( many JRNY products seems to lock out users prompting for a subscription) it is overpriced and locks the streaming apps behind this paywall.

Not huge for me, because I use a 12″ iPad, but this would upset me a bit more had I bought one of the upper models with larger screens, and was unable to use half the functions without a subscription.

*EDIT* If you do not sign up on the tablet, but use the included code on the website you get 6 months free. This allows you to import workouts to Apple Health seamlessly. Overall, I have owned this for a month and am happy.

Time will tell if it holds up. The Amazon delivery guy said this was the heaviest he had delivered ( which I can attest it is hefty, as I helped get it up stairs, as well as Picked up the one from Best Buy and moved it with 1 other person) It is a shame that Bowflex / Nautilus has locked streaming apps behind a JRNY membership.

This removed any temptation for me to buy one of the ones with a huge display, as it would be useless without a JRNY membership. I will update this review after 6 months of ownership.

I love our new Bowflex treadmill 7 and all of the features that come with it. Such as the personal trainers, and how the workouts adapt as you progress. It also comes with a variety of streaming options such as but not limited to HBO max, Netflix, and Disney +.

Built in music channels and Bluetooth capabilities that allow you to connect your devices if you choose to. The volume controls are adjustable and loud. My only drawbacks are the output and location of the fan, the heart rate monitor band doesn’t tell you your heart rate as you go and only provides you with and average after the work out is complete, and the position and size of the screen.

It looks like the Newest version “Bowflex Treadmill 22” addresses the size and location of the screen but the fan appears to be the same. Also, you have to pay a membership fee for everyone in the house that wants to use treadmill to access the features after the free 365 days ($149/each).

But, Overall it is a great machine!.

The treadmill is really nice. Speakers descent, incline was good, and the size was perfect for someone like me. We looked at a lot of treadmills and Bowflex Treadmill 7 was the best price and had a 400lb weight capacity.

All others max out between 250 and 300. So we Ignored the reviews indicating the android pad that controls the entire treadmill would go out after what some said would be a year. Well ours went out within 3 weeks We purchased it early December 2021 a week before Xmas.

We returned it January 29, 2022. We did attempt to speak with Bowflex warranty, but being that it was a online purchase, they wouldn’t take the receipt I provided. So we had to take the entire machine apart.

It’s not lite by any means. Down our stairs. Wasn’t fun. Thankfully we were in the return period, so didn’t have to use geek squad protection plan that we purchased.

Just received this threadmill. Firstly, this unit works exclusively in mph and miles as opposed to the official metric system in Canada. Secondly, I am amazed by the very poor instructions in terms of typos and grammatical errors.

Almost looks like this was created by some sort of Chinese to “English” translator program which obviously did not do a great job. It would have been useful in the least if the product description on the Best Buy site had indicated that this was not compatible with the metric system.

After 10 years my first Horizon treadmill finally died. The T101 was well priced and I trust the brand from experience. The T101 is very capable for anyone other than serious runners. The unit has a wide range of speeds and inclines that are very easy to control and adjust during the workout.

The belt is plenty wide for large feet and the running surface is not too stiff. Pros. Ease of assembly and use. Wide range of adjustability. Easy Bluetooth conectability. Quiet. Cons. Heart rate monitor is poor.

Fan is too low on console for most users. Speakers produce “thin” sound. The features listed under Cons have practically nothing to do with the unit providing good workouts, but they are not as good as the rest of the unit.

I jog a couple of miles a day on the treadmill and am quite pleased with the quality and value of the T101.

This is a good entry level treadmill. I don’t reccommend fast running on this machine. Jogging possibly. Built for walking. Basic programming is good. Less stable with incline engaged. Speakers are very cheap.

They work, but sound quality is just not there. Fan is small and really useless. It blows into your stomach. Nowhere near your face where you need it. I bought this machine for walking. Dick’s delivered and set up for free.

All in all, it’s descent treadmill. Keep in mind it is entry level. Price and free delivery and setup were the main reasons I bought this treadmill. It works well for me and my needs. It is very quiet and the hydraulic release of the deck is nice.

We were looking for a basic treadmill with a fairly large running surface and high(ish) weight limit. This treadmill meets our needs and has a few bells and whistles. It does have an auto incline feature and a few programmed workouts.

Assembly was fairly easy and uncomplicated. Not sure how well the “Variable Response Cushioning” works. I don’t feel much “give” while I am using it. Get a standing fan, the built-in fan is pretty ineffective.

It folds up nicely and when it’s set up, it’s still not in the way. Big plus if you are short on space. This thing will fit anywhere. Quality construction! I was impressed with the quality of materials used on this product.

Smooth quiet operation of the belt and no squeaking or rattling when walking or running. The price point is right on and users will find this a great addition to their fitness goal.

The purpose was to use during the pandemic, until I can get outside again. I am very active outdoors, spring-fall. I have a gym membership, and access to a gym in my community, but do not want to use public facilities right now.

I wanted this just to get through the winter, but it is actually much better than I hoped for. This is a great treadmill for the price. It is easy to use and fairly quiet. Highly recommended.

I was looking for a compact treadmill that folds up for my small office. I decided to purchase this Better Body foldable treadmill. I’ve enjoying walking on it almost daily and hope that it will keep me in-shape.

It takes up very little room in my already small office. I highly recommend this unit for someone who needs a compact treadmill for a reasonable price.

So far so good! I just walked my first 15 minutes and it feels perfect for what I need…gentle walking 30 minutes a day. I took it out of the box, cut off the straps, setup the bar with the console, plugged in the power cord, attached the emergency shutoff key, and turned it on.

It was very easy to figure out and the belt is very smooth. I am just over 200 lbs and it feels durable enough for me to walk on it. The belt size is very comfortable for me (5’7”). The ONLY reason I did not give it 5 stars is because the connector for the console wires, which links the belt to the console for data, looks like they are barely hanging on/not solidly connected.

If this treadmill lets me walk 30 minutes a day for at least a year, I will come back and give it another star. Oh, and it is nice and quiet! Healthy weight, here I come!.

This is a great treadmill! Perfect for the average runner or anyone looking to walk a good distance. There is no incline but you work up a sweat regardless. I’ve had no bodily issues as the other reviewers mentioned; the hips love it! The only thing I don’t like is that my feet slip every so often.

Definitely a safety concern but if I’m careful and mindful of that (or I hold the handle bar) I don’t have an issue using the machine.

I must be crazy, but this is not easy to move or lightweight like the other reviews say. I bought this with the intention of storing it under my couch. It fits alright, but I don’t understand if maybe the wheels are locked or I’m pulling/pushing it incorrectly (no instructions for this), because it’s not budging.

The only thing that’s sliding is my giant area rug. So now I have a treadmill in my living room that I don’t know where to store. It needs instructions on how to store it correctly. It can stand, but is it safe to store it standing?? It came with a giant scratch on the silver part (pic attached) and a grease stain on the running belt (also attached).

The instructions are also terrible and some sentences are cut off (pic attached). The button panel is also peeling up. There are some pros: easy to use and very quiet. I’m not sure if I’m going to keep this because I don’t know how to push it horizontally correctly.

Vertically is easy, but that’s not how you get it under a couch. I will keep trying different ways to move it. If anyone is able to reply or tell me how to move this, please do.

So much promise. I love that it is small (ish), and the ability to workout from my tiny apt. But this thing is heavy, and more importantly, the belt doesn’t stay centered. It’s goes to either side of the machine, where it gets ground down and leaves a pile of rubber.

The instructions to fix worked once. The second time it happened on my 5th day of owning the machine; the instructions didn’t work. At all. I chatted manufacturer support and they were no help, told me to email photos and Proof of purchase.

I asked what could be done if we couldn’t get it fixed, the person repeated to wait for an email And then force closes out of the chat. Super cool. I got an email that repeated the instructions I already had and had communicated didn’t work.

This is way too expensive to break twice in the first five days. And mine is not an Anomaly, many reviews here and other places online report the same thing. Sure you can buy it but don’t say I didn’t warn you that you’re signing up for frustration and likely a broken machine with no support.

PS it weighs 64 lbs and you can’t shove it unless it is upright.