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When you are shopping for a treadmill you should do some comparison shopping first. Not just comparing prices but comparing treadmill brands and also treadmill models.
Many people start off by comparing and reading reviews on about the treadmill’s warranty and price, then work backwards from there. That’s actually a good idea on several levels.
First off you don’t want to break your budget and you also want to be covered if by chance you have any problems with your treadmill.
As an example we will take LIVESTRONGFitness treadmills as an example.
If you go to the LIVESTRONGFitness site –> LIVESTRONG Fitness Treadmills you will notice that they a page which lists their treadmills and you will see very clearly where you can click to compare the different models. On the comparison page you can easily check out all of the features of each of their treadmills, along with its price and the warranty information. This makes it easy to find a treadmill that fits your budget, your fitness needs and also what each warranty covers.
As you find a treadmill that interests you, you can easily find the detailed specs by following the yellow colored links.
You will find the most major brands of treadmills have this type of comparison page, and if they don’t they have the type that allows you to check off a few models and then you will be taken to a page which will show you just the models that you have chosen.
As you are comparing models be sure to make note of the size of the treadmill. There are many similar featured treadmills that can vary a great deal in their size. You also want to make a note whether or not the treadmill folds up for storage if you are short on workout space.
Here is a list of some of the most popular treadmill links. Please note that these are affiliate links and although they will take you to the official sites of the treadmill companies and retailers, if you do purchase I would receive a commission. However, you don’t need to worry about paying a higher cost for this as you would pay the same price whether you use this link or typed it in directly.
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LIVESTRONG Fitness Treadmills
Fuel Fitness
HealthRider
ProForm Treadmills
Sole Treadmills
Smooth Fitness Treadmills
Workout Warehouse – several different treadmill brands
Weslo Treadmills
Treadmills at Amazon.com
People often ask what the best home treadmill is.
There is no fixed answer to this question. When exercising on a treadmill, you have to consider each individual’s fitness goal. Some people want a treadmill to help them lose weight.
Others may require one for marathon training during winter months. The best home treadmill is one that helps you achieve your fitness goal and gives you the highest quality at the lowest price.
There are a variety of reasons why treadmills are now a common household item:
- Working out at home is more convenient than going to the gym. You can watch your favorite TV shows or listen to music as you burn calories.
- A gym membership can be expensive and will cost you more in the long run.
- You can exercise in comfort no matter what the weather condition outside may be. Fog, snow or rain will not keep you from performing your workout.
- Treadmills are equipped with shock absorption to protect your knees and ankles from the impact of jogging or walking.
- Treadmills let you customize your exercise. You can set the slope, speed and intensity of your workout.
- Using a treadmill will let you determine how much calories you use up in your workout.
How much can you expect to spend on a treadmill? Commercial grade treadmills used in fitness facilities cost around $4,000 to $5,000.
A good walking treadmill can cost at least $600. If you plan to jog on the machine, look to spend around $1,100. For heavier workouts, plan on spending at least $1,500.
What features are ideal in a home treadmill? Treadmills today have an endless list of features, but you only need to consider those features you really need. Some treadmills are equipped with LCD or LED display, heart rate control, pre-set programs and orthopedic belt. There are even folding and non-folding models.
The best home treadmill for you is one that has the right features you need without going overboard. You do not really need all those bells and whistles. For most people, the ability to adjust the speed and incline is all you need in a treadmill.
In the final analysis, the best home treadmill is one that lasts and requires minimal service, has a good warranty (just in case). You should be able to use it extensively to build your endurance, develop muscle tone and improve your health.