Expert treadmill reviews, of popular models and brands to help you compare machines and make an informed decision.
Each treadmill review contains the following information: motor horse power rating, maximum speed, deck construction & size, special features and benefits, heart rate control type and my exclusive in-depth review and rating.
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The Weslo c44 Treadmill is another of the lower end treadmills from Weslo that’s comparable to the Weslo c22 Treadmill, Weslo c32 Treadmill and the Weslo 835 Treadmill. The Weslo c44 treadmill is in the middle of the Weslo lineup and includes some basic features for the entry level market. The motor is has a [...]
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Although I am hesitant to recommend a treadmill under the $300 price point. I do give the Weslo c32 treadmill a nod for the fact that it’s a better value than the Weslo Cadence c22 treadmill and the Weslo Cadence c44 Treadmill. For this price point don’t expect to get bonus features like a large [...]
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The Weslo Cadence c22 Treadmill is the second cheapest treadmill from Weslo that’s comparable to the Weslo c32 Treadmill, and Weslo c44 Treadmill. The Weslo c22 treadmill isn’t much to look at, and it isn’t much fun to use either. The treadbelt on the c22 is so narrow (13″) that I think it’s downright dangerous [...]
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The Spirit z300 treadmill is one of the newer Z series treadmills that are aimed at the intermediate market, with light running and jogging being the absolute target market (the z300 tops out at an impressive 12 m.p.h. so it’s very fast). What the Spirit z300 treadmill lacks in bells and whistles, it more than [...]
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The Smooth 6.25 treadmill is the best budget friendly folding treadmill on the market for serious runners and comes with an impressive array of features and with build quality and warranty that’s second to none. The large 2.75 hp motor on the Smooth 6.25 has plenty of low end torque and will keep your workouts [...]
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The Reebok RX 5000 treadmill sits atop of the Reebok line. Like the Reebok RX 4000 treadmill, the RX 5000 has a huge 20″ x 60″ deck with a blazing 12 m.p.h. deck speed, EKG grip pulse heart rate monitor, power incline, iFit technology and folding deck. The upgrade to the Reebok RX 5000 Treadmill [...]
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If you’e serious about letting loose and really gunning it on your treadmill, the Reebok rx4000 may be the treadmill for you. You can crank up the speed on to 12 miles per hour. I have yet to hear of a treadmill that out performs it. The Reebok rx 4000 is similar to the Reebok [...]
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Reebok treadmills are a nice safe bet in the confusing treadmill market. The Reebok RX2000 is no exception. One of the things that impresses me with the rx2000 is the lifetime frame warranty + 2 years on parts and 1 year on labor. The waranty alone (at this price range – under $1300) should tell [...]
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The Proform 585 Treadmill has been discountinued from the Proform line-up. The 585 fell into the lower end of the Proform line and has since been replaced with the Proform Crosswalk series and the new Proform GSX Treadmill. The Proform 585 Treadmill had a nasty habit of breaking down a lot, with the most common [...]
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The Proform 550s Treadmill is a mid-level treadmill in the Proform line up and is sold at Sears stores throughout the US and also online. That package of equipment on the Proform 550s Treadmill should sound familiar to you by now, as it’s almost exactly the same equipment list as what’s found on the Proform [...]
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