FYC 2 in 1 Under Desk Treadmill - 2.5 HP Folding Treadmill for Home, Installation-Free Foldable Treadmill Compact Electric Running Machine, Remote Control & LED Display Walking Running Jogging for Home Office Use
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I'd like to say a big thank you to you for your purchase For two years, the manufacturer will offer a free replacement exchange policy, as well as a money back guarantee. We are willing to refund or resend a treadmill to you if the treadmill gets damaged. Feel free to send us a photo or video with the damaged treadmill. Thanks so much.
As I was over 200 pounds when my shoe arrived, I walked on it only.
. Jordan, you don't need to program it to walk at one speed. You can simply set the handlebars to point upward and walk at one speed.
It is true. the folding arm is in the "up" position, you will need to press the third button from the left (on the console on top of the folding arm). An arrow pointing right is what it looks like. The walking belt actually starts to turn when that happens. In order to turn on the walking belt if you don't have the folding arm in the "up" position, you must press the middle button on the remote. To do this, press the middle button on the remote. If the folding arm is in the "up" position, you can also start the walking belt this way.
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The gym I usually attend is closed right now, which is annoying since many people currently work from home. This treadmill was ordered because I needed something that could be easily stored in a small space. This folds extremely flat (about 5 inches), yet it is slightly larger than a credit card. There was too much space beneath my Ikea Ektorp loveseat for it (because it was 5" too long for storage). I can stand it against the wall when not in use, and it's not intrusive. It's relatively lightweight (around 55 pounds) and has wheels, so moving it around is not tough. It arrived quickly (much sooner than the Amazon estimate), and the setup was almost simple. The only thing I had to do was unbox, raise the bar, and plug Besides being able to run it completely from the console, the feature of it not having a remote (albeit it does have one) also made it attractive. Many of the foldable or walking pad style treadmills can only be operated by remote control, and once the remote has failed, the treadmill is useless. Several exercises are available, and there are several optional programs available, as well as a range of speeds you can choose from. Already I've set them up, used them, and put them away, and so far I'm very happy with them! I can always count on it to do what I need. There is very little noise coming from the treadmill While living in a wood floor apartment on the 5th floor, I've noticed that it's still fairly quiet even without a pad underneath (though I do have one, and have tried it both ways). (Note that if you are close to the 220 lb weight limit and running at full speed, the noise level will change. Despite its stability, the handlebar isn't the most convenient. Although it can be tightened down, it can still be wobbly. That's not a dealbreaker for me, but you just need to be aware of it. I am inconvenienced by the lack of a water bottle holder, which is a minor problem. A big downside is that the walking pad is rather small, especially compared with those in commercial gyms (that is what I am used The reason I think I have a small stride is because I'm only five feet tall and have short legs, but I have to be mindful about taking smaller strides when I get going on this. It will take some time to adjust to a smaller treadmill if you're used to using a larger one. For those who are used to commercial gym treadmills, it can also be challenging to adjust to the lack of siderails. This was something I needed to adjust to a little bit since I sometimes have minor balance issues. It's just something to be aware of, but not something that will stop you from buying. Last but not least, the power cord is not very long, maybe three feet The distance between the two is about 4 feet. My attention will be on how the treadmill performs and holds up over time. This is not going to be the same as a commercial or much more expensive treadmill, but it is a good substitute for the gym or outdoor walking, especially if you have limited space or just want something portable. A saving that can easily be stored.
In searching for a treadmill, I wanted to find one with good reviews so I went for this one. I am the type to do a lot of research before buying something, so when looking for a treadmill, I wanted to find the right one. With a price of $849 and a size of 40x32, this treadmill is great. Since I run on the treadmill often, I bought this and it is not that different from a commercial treadmill at the gym in terms of how it feels. My height is 5'8" and my weight is 150 pounds. I run from 5 to 6. It feels very comfortable and the Surface area has not seemed to be too small for me, as one of my concerns was. If I had to describe it, the only criticism I would have is that I notice some lag when walking, but I wouldn't complain about it. I found the setup to be very simple and quick you just unfold, plug it in, tighten up the railings, and you're all set. This red-glow tracker at the bottom of the device measures your time, distance, steps, and calories which I have found to be pretty accurate from my experience. Among the few complaints I have are that there is no pause bottom, which I do sometimes use to take a quick break or the bathroom, and that there is no place for a water bottle (which was known before purchase), which are both very minor and would not have There have been no problems with this treadmill so far, and it has been great at home. So far I have jogged on it three times, each time covering about 3 miles. Each time has been a great experience.
Thanks to Covid I am no longer depressed. The treadmill I bought for under my desk (as well as the standing desk) is now under my desk. Over time, I have been using for longer periods of time As of right now, I walk four miles a day My health has greatly improved since I started sleeping six hours a day. In addition, losing the weight I put on since it all started is a good thing. It takes about a week for walking to become habitual. The first is the most important to me. When working at 5mph, you are able to type easily. In spite of a bunch of reviews about other models' remotes breaking, my remote works fine. I also like the fact that there are buttons at the end of the treadmill should you lose your power. Taking care of packaging is important, so we had no issues with damaged goods. Solid product, easy to use, and came packaged well. We did not need to assemble anything.
Among the two options I considered, I preferred this fold-up treadmill to our traditional manual/magnetic The purchase I made is very satisfactory for me. Even though it is much more powerful than my old, broken down NordicTrack, it is actually quite a bit quieter. Despite not feeling the incline, I can definitely feel the speed with this one. However, the beeping sound is mostly too loud when these buttons are pressed. Unfortunately, the beeping is not able to be reduced. There is a beep at the start of each countdown, and you can hear it turning on and off, but the belt and motor have been quiet after about 15 uses. The folded bar is an excellent option so that you can keep it folded when you want, as long as you can still use the machine. It's a great guide to set small, achievable objectives. But I'm not sure how accurate it is when it comes to steps, calories, and distance. One of the best parts is that it can be folded and stored away when not.
Despite being fully assembled, it was very easy to assemble. Walking and light jogging are made very easy with this device. There was a small space requirement so I was looking for something portable and compact. I can fold this up and put it behind the closet door when not in use. This is exactly what I was looking for.
With this, I can put on Netflix and walk to get at least 1 hour of exercise every day. A day's walking should be at least 5 miles. Any small apartment dweller with 5' clearance under their bed, or anyone with a standing desk looking for more ways to stand, I would recommend it! The stand is relatively quiet (only a shhh sound), absorbs shock well, and hasn't disturbed You should always put the bar up if you are running on it! I mainly use it with the bar down, but you should definitely use it with it up! The fact that it has wheels makes it easy to store and is lightweight.