Tolles Laufband für Anfänger.Wem die Steigung nicht mehr reicht, Matten unterlegen.Lieferung hat super geklappt

Tolles Gerät für Sport Zuhause. Schnell aufgebaut. Einfach zu bedienen. Durch den einstellbaren Steigungswinkel super für variables Training.

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Für den Hausgebrauch und für stramme Walking Runden sehr gut geeignet, nicht laut.Allerdings würde ich darauf kein Jogging empfehlen, da doch recht "instabil" für solch ein Training.Für mich und dem Preis und für Power Walking durchaus ein gutes Gerät.

Das Laufband ist sehr stabil und man läuft richtig gut.Ich war nur enttäuscht das ich es nicht mit meiner Lauf App verbinden konnte. Das war meinerseits eine falsche Interpretation vom Verkäufer Text. Es gibt eine eigene App die man runterladen kann, hier werden die normalen Daten abgerufen wie Distanz, Entfernung, Kalorien und Geschwindigkeit. Wer in der Gruppe laufen möchte kann dies mit diesem Laufband leider nicht.Daher habe ich es zurück geschickt.Die Kosten musste ich selber tragen, aber das war von vorneherein klar geschrieben.Die Rückabwicklung mit DPD lief reibungslos und das Geld wurde schnell zurück erstattet.Der Kontakt zum Verkäufer war schnell und zufrieden stellend daher auch von meiner Seite 5 Sterne.

Das Dämpfungssystem beim Laufen ist gut konzipiert, wodurch die Belastung der Gelenke wirksam verringert werden kann, sodass ich auch bei längerem Training keine Beschwerden habe.

Dieses Laufband löst mein Trainingsproblem zu Hause perfekt. Egal ob ich abnehmen oder meine Fitness verbessern möchte, es wird meinen Ansprüchen gerecht und ist ein echtes Allround-Gerät.

Das Laufband ist etwas laut aber ok .Die App EQiSports dagegen taugt überhaupt nichts .

This treadmill arrived in a very well packaged and marked box with very secure plastic strapping reinforced by packing tape, so never fear, this parcel will not come open while carrying it to it’s location prior to opening the box. Once I opened the box, it was nicely packaged and protected inside. The contents that are included are as follows:Fold-able compact walking pad, instruction manual, power cord (This cord is too short in my opinion and will need to be used with an extension cord to use where I plan to use it), feet, and a sealed package with the red magnetic safety button, lubricant, Allen Keys and wrenches.The instructions for setup are reasonably easy to follow, especially if you are like my wife and hate reading instructions for setting things up. You may opt to have an extra set of hands to remove the treadmill from the box and packing it comes in, as it is a bit heavy and awkward to remove on one’s own. Once removed, the set up is pretty easy and fast from the time you unpackage to time of use.Remember to attach the safety tether (Red Magnetic button with string and clip) before trying to use, or you will receive an error 7 code and it will beep at you until you figure it out (thankfully the error codes are easy to find in the manual). Once running, the console is simple and straight forward to use. It has distance, calories, and time, and of course the speed. It also has shortcuts for the speed, so you can jump to 3,5, or 7 mph. Don’t be like me, and just get on and start cranking it up right away, as it VERY gradually increases and decreases the speed. So, a little laggy there, but not worth taking a star off or anything like that, just more of a safety note. The walking pad is a really nice length and width, so its quite comfortable to be on, even if shorter and narrower than a standard sized one. At first, I worried about the lower handle and console height, but it actually is a very comfortable height for both my wife and me at 5’10 & 6ft. The handle bars aren’t the sturdiest feeling, but this unit is advertised as a WALKING pad, even though it is capable of so much more than just a simple walking pad.It is also a fairly quiet machine, once you get up to the faster jogging/running speeds, it does get a bit louder and jigglier, as expected. This unit also has a great range of speed, from 0.6-7.8mph that increases and decreases incrementally.The Bluetooth feature is easy to use, and you can listen to music over the speakers of this walking pad, controlled by phone or tablet, which is such a cool feature. They aren’t great sounding speakers (still better than just an iPhone by itself), but a nice little feature regardless. If you decide to download the app, it is pretty simple and has a few fitness tracker features, but fairly minimal.All in all, this is a great, compact, fold-able walking pad with some great features and you’re not limited to just walking.

This is an excellent compact treadmill for small spaces. The handle i slow enough that you can still use it at a standing desk as long as yours goes high enough. The handle is 37inches from the floor so you'd need your desk to clear that but I think that's not unreasonable for most standing desks. The control panel would be covered but you can control the treadmill from the app. It was really easy to connect and use from my phone though pretty much the only controls in the app are a plus and minus button to speed up or slow down. I really like the auto speed buttons on the control panel that go 3, 5, and 7 mph respectively. It makes it so much easier to start a quick walk or jog. It's about as expected as far as noise goes, my feet hitting the belt are louder than the motor. When you connect your phone you can also play music out of the built in speakers which is interesting? The speakers are not very good quality but I can definitely see the benefit of having your music played out loud so you can still hear things around you, and also be able to control it right from your phone. The LED display shows your speed, workout time, calories and distance and cycles through as you go, but I really wish there was a way to only display one and just keep it on that one, though I can just bring up the app and see all of them at once. The app also has the choice of seeing distance in metric, the control panel itself doesn't even say what system it's using but figure it's in miles because it doesn't match the km's that shows in the app. It' folds down super flat, just as flat as my old one that doesn't have a handle, and it rolls easily when it's upright, though it pretty heavy getting it up. It's actually hard to store it under a bed or couch because it has to be angled up quite a bit to actually hit the wheels so I find it easier to just roll it over to a wall and lean it against the wall onto to wheel-less side of the motor end.One problem I had though is that when it arrived the cable that goes up the arm from the motor to the control panel was disconnected and I had to take the whole thing apart just to figure it out and fix it. It seems like a quality control issue like it just wasn't connected properly in the first place or accidentally got yanked out when rolling up the excess cable. If I was less handy I would have been really upset at receiving such a huge heavy item and then it doesn't work, and having to deal with returning it.Overall, it's really nice to have in a small space, very versatile and functional, though potentially lacking in the quality control department.

The CITYSPORTS under desk treadmill with elevated handrails and LCD display is a portable exercise machine capable of supporting a healthy and cardiac supportive lifestyle. This machine is ideal for participants who need a treadmill for moderate use.Let’s start with the tech specs. The treadmill occupies an approximate footprint 1000 mm long and 400 mm wide. Anyone who can use this machine will likely also have no problem lifting, positioning or carrying this 28 kg device, or keeping up with the 12 km/h top speed.The product designers were still able to include several nice features despite the limited size and price for this device. This includes an upward facing LCD display to provide the user with real-time performance updates for time, distance, calories burned, and speed. A handy little remote control about the same size as a car key remote allows the user to have control over the treadmill functions in the palm of their hand at all times during operation.As we learned in high school physics, Einstein’s first law is that energy is neither created nor destroyed, it is simply converted into another form of energy. In the case of the present product, this machine uses a 1400 Watt, 3 hp motor to transfer the energy created by the person using the device.Power is supplied through a direct connection to 110 V standard household power. The treadmill is rated for persons up to 265 pounds, and those more inclined to be both heavy users, and heavier builds will find comfort that this machine’s 1400 Watt motor easily trumps many peer units that only have 400 Watt power packs.This reviewer acquired this treadmill for a wonderful spouse who greatly enjoys walking and has active restless leg syndrome (RLS), a medical condition that brings bouts of involuntary leg twitching and fidgeting. She counters this with near constant movement and walking, including during otherwise normal sleep hours when this sleep-robbing affliction is often at its peak.Instead of pacing around the house in the middle of the night, relief can now be had by jumping on this very quiet machine until the symptoms subside. The treadmill has been a real game changer for her, allowing better sleep habits and improving the quality-of-life overall. Overall cardiovascular health also receives a boost.She is more accustomed to a traditional treadmill and occasionally misses some of the features such as tilt, and the customary upright full front control module and side handles. The overall feel and foot padding of the present unit was rated quite acceptable and the overall price/value performance equation to be positive.Conclusion: The CITYSPORTS under desk treadmill with elevated handrails and LCD display is a portable exercise machine capable of supporting a healthy and cardiac supportive lifestyle. An overall product score of 5/5 is assigned accordingly.

Arrived in good order and was packaged very well. It is quite heavy, so I strongly recommend having two people carry it to the room it will be setup in. But once it is out of the box, it is much easier to manage and can be moved around very easily for storing.This compact walking, jogging, and running pad combo has a powerful 1400W motor has that is rated to support up to 240 lbs. and has been working out very well with supporting my 185 lbs. weight. It operates quietly at a noise level under 60 decibels, and though it does get fairly noisy at the higher speeds, it is still very quiet compared to some others I have used in the past. It gives me real-time monitoring of time, speed, calories burned, and distance on an LCD display. Starting, stopping and adjusting speeds can be controlled very easily from the panel. The buttons on the panel are very user-friendly, and they even have three shortcut buttons for conveniently setting the speeds to walking (4.8KMh), speed walking/jogging (8KMh), and running (11KMh) settings. The panel is connected to two stable foldable handrail posts that lock in place firmly and are then unlockable to allow for easy storage after use. (The process to raise them, lock them in place, then unlock and fold them up after use is very straightforward.) The advertisement indicates that it can also be controlled with a remote, but there is no actual remote being included with this treadmill. There is, however, an option to use their app for connecting the treadmill to your phone or tablet via Bluetooth, turning on of those devices into a remote. I have not installed the app to test it out, but I did notice that you can control things with it and I believe you can even play music through the treadmill speakers once connected. (I watched a video that showed the connection instructions in Chinese and it looked as though they were playing music via the treadmill speakers.) The treadmill multi-layer anti-slip tread belt with shock absorption feature is the perfect length and width for my height of 6' (I would not recommend this for anyone taller than 6'). **And though another review indicates that it does not have an incline option, nor do they advise it, there is an option to set an angle by adjusting the height of the feet in the middle and font of the treadmill, exactly the same as my other treadmill that advertises the incline feature.**Being my second compact treadmill, this one is a big upgrade for me, offering me an additional 4 KM an hour in speed, handrails, a book, tablet, or phone stand, a safety auto-emergency sudden stop feature (a cover that magnetically attaches to the panel to hold a button down, which is on a string with a clip on the opposite end that I affix to my clothing), and the ability to stand it straight up for storing behind my bedroom door (the power cord detaches from the base completely so that it can be leaned up against the wall as shown in one of my photos). The additional storage option with this one is amazing since I do not have the ability to tuck it under my bed and was storing my other treadmill on it's side against the wall, which was not ideal for me.Using the treadmill at 9.5 KM an hour (jogging speed), the length and width of the pad leave me a bit of room for error with my 6' height, but not so much that I would suggest this unit for someone taller than 6', especially when planning to use it at the higher running speeds. My legs want to naturally apply a wider stride at the higher speeds, which is taking me time to train my body not to, but I do feel confident that I will eventually be able to safely get up to the max speed. At this time, still getting a feel for it, the 9.5 km an hour is more than enough for my 15-20 minute workout. While it does indicate shock-absorbing features in the advertisement, I am not clear on how this unit has shock-absorbing in the pad itself, but I do wear insoles that have shock-absorbing features, so maybe it's similar to that, just at a bit lesser scale. My experience where my knees are concerned has been good so far, and I do notice the padding working a bit, but not as much as my other treadmill with 6 shock-absorbing zones. Another thing I have noticed about this one is that it feels a bit more durable. My other treadmill is rated for 270 lbs, but this one seems tougher being rated for 240 lbs.Overall, I really like how well built and versatile this treadmill is; it is stable, durable, and offers me multiple speed settings for my workouts: walking, speed walking, jogging, and running (people with shorter legs will get the most out of the highest speed for running). Even without having actual shock-absorbing zones (only a cushioned pad), this treadmill has been working out pretty great for me. I am quite pleased with the quality, convenient storage options, and it's performance. For the fair price it is selling at, nearly the same as my 8-kilometer-an-hour treadmill with no handles or safety features, I give it a 4.5. I would have given it a 5 if it had a bit more length; an inch or two more length would make it much easier to adjust to.

I work from home and I'm spending my days sitting in front of a computer. This is a great solution to be active and exercice even when it's bad outside and without any hassles. More portable treadmills tend to be a bit short but this one is just the perfect length for me, I'm not afraid of falling. I also need something to hang on, my balance is not that good, and that is usually missing from low end treadmill. Even if it is foldable, once in place it feels sturdy enough to put some of my weight on it.It can also go FAST. I prefer to walk and I usually use it around 3 and it can go up to 7! It is also a bit longer than most so some jogging is probably possible unless you have long legs. As for safety, there is a magnetised "pin" that you can attach to your clothes and you can even remove if you have kids and don't want them to play with it. They could still hold the button without the magnetic "pin" but you're good if they don't understand that. If you are really afraid they could play with it, there is a power switch on the bottom and you could fold it to make it less appealing.Because of it's length and weight, it can be harder to move around. On it's wheels it's not too bad but cornering can be a bit harder and if you want to carry it completely it's not something you'll want to do daily. ( Unless it's part of your training I guess. ) I did not try the app, having button and the screen right in front of you instead of on the base and no need for remote was well enough for me.I was skeptical of smaller for home treadmill but this one is perfect for me.