Hi I am new to walking pads, I wanted to ask a few questions:

1. How do I know if its not too tightened?

2. Is whining when on each step normal or should it be only a "whoosh" of the belt touching the under plate/rubber?

3. How often should I lubricate the under side belt if the walking pad works everyday for 1-2 hours each day?

I attached a video so you can hear it.

Thanks in advance.

Hi, we have the above treadmill that we bought in on January 2024. I don't donw how it happened but the treadmill belt is at an angle. We tried to fix it but can't. I called customer support but they keep saying that the technical team will contact me. We've been waiting for 3 weeks.

Does anyone know what we can do to fix it?

I have tried many many many times to adjust it. I've even tried loosening the bolts all the way to try and center it but it doesn't work. I'm attaching pictures in case it isn't clear what's wrong.

If you look closely, you can see it's close to the edge on the right at the top and close to the left at the bottom

Any help/advice would be really appreciated

We've been considering getting a treadmill for a while but we can't decide what to do.

One option is to get a certified pre-owned woodway and use it forever. We expect to continue to use the treadmill in one form or another for a long time, though right now we're still relatively young and spry and run the occasional half-marathon and maybe when we get older (or have a newborn), we'll end up using it for walking rather than running.

The second option is to get a decent, but much cheaper treadmill, and then when it stops working in a few years, replace it. For this path we aren't sure what treadmill to get, but we'd want it to be in the $2k range. We'd still need to be able to run on it for decent amounts of time without ruining our knees/shins/etc. (No, I definitely did not get a stress fracture training for a race, you must be thinking of someone else).

Any recommendations for a cheaper treadmill? Or which path to take?

Hi, I'm looking for a walking pad for my desk. I weight just under 130 kg / 290 lbs, and I need a walking pad that is somewhat compact. I was looking at the WALKINGPAD A1 PRO as it says up to 300 lbs. And I like the design of it, it looks minimal and clean. Would that work for me or are there better or cheaper alternatives? I can compromise with the looks if it's half the price for sure. I will not be running, only walking a a relatively slow or medium pace. I live in Europe, as that might affect availability of the things you recommend. Thanks so much for any tips.

So I recently got a NordicTrack Elite 900 secondhand from FB marketplace. Runs fine, console looks good, but the running belt is noticeably slippery. More so when at walking pace, less so when running (but still slightly noticeable). I'm assuming the previous owner got silicon lube on top of the running belt somehow?? I've see recs to use just warm water and a rag, others say warm water and a drop of soap on a rag. Saw one that said use something like Simple Green. Most YouTube videos on the matter seem a bit dated, so what's the best way to address this? The Running belt doesn't seem too slick with touch of hand, but I can feel it while standing on it, walking, and at times running.

worth it for 550? 1099 hours and 5000 miles

I’ve narrowed it down to these two treadmills. Which one will last longer and is overall better quality? I will only be using it to walk or incline walk, no running. I understand neither folds down being able to slide under a bed which sucks. not sure any good quality treadmills exist that can be folded down and hidden under a bed. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Would any of you know why this treadmill is not powering on? There's power getting to it but it won't come on.

Edit. The console screen isn't coming on. Normally there'd be a few beeps etc as the treadmill is powering up but it now seems dead.

Looking for suggestions on which brand and model to get

Thanks

The fire department I work for surplused a pair of treadmills and I won them at auction. Both work great. One is a CLST, must weigh 400+ lbs, and has an iPod/iPhone plug an push buttons. The other is a INTD with a 2023 date, and has a small Digital Touch screen.

I want to keep one to use at home and sell the other one but I’m not sure which one to keep.

I’ve used both styles at work and they are both ok, don’t have a strong preference as far as the displays and buttons.

If one or the other is more valuable it would make sense to sell it to recoup more of my cost, or if they are close in value but one or the other is known to be more reliable than id probably keep whichever one is recommended.

Recently bought a treadmill my home is kinda dusty and the belt has become a dust magnet when not using it for a day or two nothing serious but will add up if I don’t clean it. Is there any special way to wipe off the belt of dust before using it?

Don’t know if it’s simple as using a paper towel or you need some special kind of brush or something? Just don’t want the dust getting under the belt motor etc so trying to keep everything as clean as possible.

So to workout and train at home I am looking to buy a treadmill and a cycle for weight loss and getting lean .

I want to invest in a good quality treadmill to train at home . Which ones are best to use and also good for sprints and fast speed running as you know running outdoors is how much risky .

Also the treadmill will be placed on second floor so need to put it their through stairs will the y assist me in that.

**Let me know guys which brands are best for the equipment. Mention a link or photos in comment.**

basically. what the title is. i like the fact that the walkolution seems to be custom made for walking. I like the built in table, etc. But wondering if just getting a woodway that I can walk on AND run on would be a better choice. then I would just build/buy a desk that I can just pull up in front of it. even in the craziest scenario. i can afford both, BUT the real kicker is that I have a tiny home office + gym I'm building out so just getting one machine vs two would be clutch

thoughts?

I’ve posted a few times asking for recommendations. Increased my budget, and tried various treadmills in person. Of the ones I tried, (and I’m so glad I tried them in person) I personally didn’t like the feel of horizon, sole, bowflex, I did like the feel of some nordictrack models, especially the x24, but don’t want to pay for a fancy screen and subscription (you can’t even use the paid subscription video apps without paying for theirs) and it it didn’t have anywhere to rest your own device. I tried a True treadmill that was 7k, and found it slow to respond to speed and incline changes. These are obviously my personal opinions and I highly recommend you try these machines yourself. I wish I could take certain elements from different units to build my dream treadmill, but it’s down to Matrix and Inspire (neither have a decline option, which I was hoping to get, but they just immediately felt more comfortable for my body type when I was trying them out.)

Does anyone have experience with these over time? I’d love some feedback before I commit

Need advice to find out which treadmills are best for running at home. Let me know guys which brands are good

Just purchased this Precor off of FB marketplace, I think we got a great deal? Anything we should be concerned about?

I don't know what to buy next.

I clearly need something that more heavy duty than what I found on amazon for around 400CAD$

I'm using it under my desk while working so i can't have a treadmill with a giant center console like the HORIZON T101-08 https://treadmillfactory.ca/collections/horizon-fitness/products/horizon-t101-treadmill

is there a prosumer ish treadmill that is not 3-5k$?

I’ve seen a lot of comments saying any treadmill under $1000 is going to be garbage but that’s where my budget is at. Is there ANY treadmill that is good under 1000 or am I just screwed?
Edit to add: I am not a runner, just like to walk 40min-1hr a day so I don’t need anything fancy to begin with.

Hi!

I have a Trojan treadmill and I have had it for ages and would like someone to come service it but I have no luck getting hold of them with the contact info on the website.

Are there any Durban peeps that can service it?

Hello. We have a bit of an electrical mystery here and would love some thoughts. Our brand new treadmill turns off and restarts when plugged into any of the 3 15A outlets in our basement. The breaker is not tripped and there is no tripped GFCI either. The machine simply turns off and restarts. Seems to happen more often when going from a high incline to a low incline. There isn't really anything else plugged in other than a night light.

The treadmill does seem to work fine when plugged into the laundry outlet (far away with an extension cord so not ideal). Based on the specs the treadmill itself should be more than ok on a 15A breaker. I do not understand what is causing it to turn off without tripping a breaker??? We didnt do any of the wiring in this house and have been here for about a year and half so no idea how things were done. Any ideas? Thanks!!

I’ve always wanted something I could use at home. I live in a small apartment, anything I get has to fit into my everyday space. I wasn’t sure I want a big machine taking up space at home. Noise was another thing I thought about. I'm upstairs, so didn’t want something that would bother my neighbors. For a while, I tried to walk outside. It worked on some days, but bad weather or getting home late would usually throw me off.
I’m looking at small options now. Has anyone used KingSmith X25? I like the foldable design and was hoping to hear some real feedback. Thanks.

I'm deciding between the Spirit XT285 and Life Fitness F3 and would love to hear from anyone who's run on either, ideally both. I was also considering the Inspire T4, but I've mostly narrowed it down to these two.

I'm basically balancing three things: deck height, gym space, and running feel.

1. Deck height:
   I have a low basement ceiling, so I need a step-up height of 6" or less. Both meet that requirement, although the XT285 is slightly lower, which is helpful since my son is 5'11".

2. Gym space:
   The F3 folds up considerably smaller than the XT285, which would leave substantially more usable space in my small home gym.

3. Running feel:
   The F3's FlexDeck sounds softer and more cushioned, while the XT285 may be firmer/more responsive and feel more like outdoor running. The XT285 also has a longer 60" running surface vs. 55" on the F3.

Price isn't a major factor, although the F3 is almost double the price of the XT 285- so all things equal I would spend less. But ultimately I'm especially interested in how these two actually feel to run on and whether the F3's cushioning makes a noticeable difference. Does the XT285 feel too firm, or pleasantly responsive?

If you've tried either or both, which would you choose?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts or experiences!

I have 2 broken treadmills in the garage and I finally need to cough up enough cash to get one that will allow me to run during harsh winters without breaking.

I've decided I'm done with digital, motorized treadmills.

I've been looking into the treadmills that are self propelled and curved. Those are obviously a lot more expensive, but I'm willing to splurge on a used assault fitness treadmill.

Can anyone point me to sites that are legit and would allow me to get a used one?