Anonymous
Post 09/17/2024 12:49     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Do not, under any circumstances, buy a 'Lifespan' treadmill.
Anonymous
Post 09/17/2024 12:37     Subject: Re:Help buying treadmill

A treadmill worth buying for home use, especially one that meets your needs, will costs a few thousand. There are so many junk ones out there.

You will need to spend thousands for a decent quality treadmill - there is so much junk out there, which will just end up being a giant waste of $ and space. We have family and close friends that have spent $$$ on home gym equipment and have ALL joked that after a year they rarely used it. That includes a few Peleton owners that swore they were going to use them regularly. They are like hot tubs... they sound great, and get a lot of use at first, then only get used infrequently after the initial allure wears off.



Anonymous
Post 09/13/2024 11:24     Subject: Help buying treadmill

That are heavy and become a permanent part of your house so pick location carefully. We had to hire 123Junk to remove DH treadmill when it finally broke. He used it less than he expected, too.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2024 11:01     Subject: Re:Help buying treadmill

Anonymous wrote:I swear by all of my Sole equipment. They don't make flashy or advanced screens or programming so if you want a 40" screen and built in Netflix with 77 pre-programmed race courses, don't buy one. But their hardware is unassailable. My treadmill is a beast that just works. My Sole elliptical gets used 320+ days a year and we are going on 8 years. Hardware is warrantied for life. They've stood behind the equipment like champs.


Second vote for Sole. Buy a new one and let them deliver and assemble it. Your super athlete son will be fine with it.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2024 14:06     Subject: Re:Help buying treadmill

I swear by all of my Sole equipment. They don't make flashy or advanced screens or programming so if you want a 40" screen and built in Netflix with 77 pre-programmed race courses, don't buy one. But their hardware is unassailable. My treadmill is a beast that just works. My Sole elliptical gets used 320+ days a year and we are going on 8 years. Hardware is warrantied for life. They've stood behind the equipment like champs.
Anonymous
Post 09/06/2024 12:40     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My athlete ds needs a treadmill - 6'1 and needs to go 12 mph. Can I reasonably get one off of Facebook? If they break who repairs them? If you bought a good one lately, can you pls recommend?


Shlepping and putting together a treadmill is very difficult - they are super heavy.


You can get them delivered inside your house and set up if you like.


Yes but only if you buy new, I was commenting on buying used from Facebook.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 15:26     Subject: Help buying treadmill

I would say make sure its wide enough. We used to have a cheap $300 one and it was ok but the tread was not as wide as a professional model and even though I'm short, I was always worried about it.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 14:23     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My athlete ds needs a treadmill - 6'1 and needs to go 12 mph. Can I reasonably get one off of Facebook? If they break who repairs them? If you bought a good one lately, can you pls recommend?


So he is really 5’10/11.


What? He's 6'1. I mentioned this because the cheap ones are not long/wide/fast enough.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 13:51     Subject: Help buying treadmill

I've had a True for around 20 years, never had a problem with it
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 12:42     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My athlete ds needs a treadmill - 6'1 and needs to go 12 mph. Can I reasonably get one off of Facebook? If they break who repairs them? If you bought a good one lately, can you pls recommend?


Shlepping and putting together a treadmill is very difficult - they are super heavy.


You can get them delivered inside your house and set up if you like.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 12:34     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Anonymous wrote:My athlete ds needs a treadmill - 6'1 and needs to go 12 mph. Can I reasonably get one off of Facebook? If they break who repairs them? If you bought a good one lately, can you pls recommend?


Shlepping and putting together a treadmill is very difficult - they are super heavy.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 12:02     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Anonymous wrote:My athlete ds needs a treadmill - 6'1 and needs to go 12 mph. Can I reasonably get one off of Facebook? If they break who repairs them? If you bought a good one lately, can you pls recommend?


So he is really 5’10/11.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 12:01     Subject: Help buying treadmill

He needs a gym to go 12 MPH or you can spend $$$$$
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 08:16     Subject: Help buying treadmill

Just join a gym. He can pick from like 5 styles of treadmills at St James, Lifetime or Onelife.
Anonymous
Post 09/05/2024 07:07     Subject: Help buying treadmill

My athlete ds needs a treadmill - 6'1 and needs to go 12 mph. Can I reasonably get one off of Facebook? If they break who repairs them? If you bought a good one lately, can you pls recommend?