December 19, 2007 – 8:33 pm
Fitness Type:Treadmills
Sports Type:Personal Fitness
Details
Call for Additional Promotion & FREE DELIVERY Offer! 1-800-771-2730The LifeSpan® TR1000-HRC Treadmill is packed with features, offers the best warranty in the industry for under $1,000 and effectively combines ease of use with durability.If you\’re looking for a folding treadmill with great treadmill reviews and you have a limited budget, the LifeSpan® TR1000-HRC Treadmill is the best home treadmill available. "For the quality, you would have a hard time doing better for less than $1,000." —Treadmill Doctor"Ifyou\’re looking for a folding treadmill with great treadmill reviews andyou have a limited budget, this is best home treadmill available." —Consumer Guide
December 12, 2007 – 8:33 pm
Fitness Type:Treadmills
Sports Type:Personal Fitness
Details
Call for Additional Promotion & FREE DELIVERY Offer! 1-800-771-2730The LifeSpan® TR2000-HRC Treadmill is designed with the motor tucked underneath the frame, saving up to 18" in the overall treadmill length while still providing a 56" running surface. Having the motor underneath the frame supports a walk thru hood design, making it almost impossible to kick the hood while walking or running and still keeping you close to the handlebars and console.The LifeSpan® TR2000-HRC Treadmill includes an all steel frame construction, heavy duty deck, 2.5" tapered rollers, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty Motor and oversized tubing. The result is a compact treadmill that supports users up to 300 lbs.The electronics include the features you need without being complicated and the hydraulic assisted folding feature gives you the convenience to store the unit in small places.Treadmill reviews like Fitness RX and Treadmill Doctor consistently give the LifeSpan® TR2000-HRC Treadmill awards for its compact desi
December 5, 2007 – 10:00 am
A reader gave me the heads up that Icon changed the Proform CS17e and added the 540 to replace it. Of course my curiosity got the best of me and for both this reader, the consumer who will read this and myself I am reviewing the Proform 540. It lists for $800 which is $300 less than the CS17e. I will do some comparing of these two models to see just how different or similar they actually are.
About the ProForm 540:
December 5, 2007 – 10:00 am
For the past four months, I have been researching treadmills with the goal of buying one that suits my needs and I wanted to share what I have learned with you. When I started, I thought it best to go to different fitness stores and talk to sales people, but that was hit and miss since some of the sales people knew a lot and some didn’t know much. The other thing that I did was to look up treadmill reviews at the library and on the internet (I will give you the details later in the review). Finally, when I had brought the list of treadmills to something manageable, I visited the stores again and ran on the two treadmills I liked best.
December 5, 2007 – 10:00 am
I reviewed the F80 Treadmill by Sole. A reader saw the F83 but not the F80 and wondered if there were enough differences to justify spending a few hundred more dollars on the F83. Here is my review and my recommendation. I will be comparing the two models.
The basics:
The first difference is the price. Though there isn’t a huge amount between the two the F83 will run you about $1800. The F80 will run you around $1500. $300 is $300 and to many this means a lot.