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What to Look For When Buying a Treadmill

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What toLook forWhenBuyingTreadmill

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Those who are looking to purchase a treadmill for home use willundoubtedly want a machine that is powerful and performs properly.No one wants to be stuck with a large piece of equipment which theydon’t like. So, it is necessary to know beforehand what is importantwhen purchasing a treadmill.

Here are some of the most important features to look for whenbuying a treadmill.

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Motor & HorsepowerThe motor is the soul of the machine. Thestrength and size of the motor will determinethe intensity of the workout and the ultimatelife of the treadmill.

When shopping for a treadmill, be sure to lookfor “continuous duty” horsepower. This meansthe motor can run continuously and will notneed to cool down in between uses.

1.5 to 2.5 horsepower is also desirable. Alsoknow that DC motors run quietest, so that maybe a desirable feature to have in the home.Finally, be sure the motor has a warranty of atleast one year to protect you if anything goeswrong.

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The BeltThe treadmill belt is another very crucial element to the treadmill. Besure the belt has enough cushion to support your workout withoutleaving your joints feeling stiff or uncomfortable. The belt should beat least 2-ply and measure a minimum of 17”x49” for maximumcomfort.

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Folding vs.Non-FoldingA folding frame is a necessity in homes withchildren or pets, as it reduces the danger of achild accidentally starting the treadmill. It iscrucial, however, to get a frame which locksinto place while folded. Otherwise, themachine could fall and seriously injuresomeone. Folding frames are also nice in thatthey maximize your space when not in use.

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The FrameA steel frame is most desirable in a treadmill, but at a minimum, itshould have a frame made of aluminum. Other frames are muchmore likely to fracture or break with continued use.

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These features are some of the most important when looking for anew treadmill. If you are considering a treadmill purchase, be sure tolook at all these elements as well as user reviews before buying.When putting careful research into your treadmill investment, you aremuch more likely to get the best treadmill to suit your needs.

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