Stamina Inmotion II Treadmill Review
This model is a cheap, "manual treadmill" - basically, that means it's powered by your own effort. You don't have to plug it in or have a motor for it. The upside is it's a lot cheaper, the downside is it's not moving automatically like the kind you'd have in a gym, and can't get up to the same speeds.
The advantages:
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It's cheap - only around $120 on Amazon.
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Protectors on the bottom to prevent it from damaging your floor.
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This is easy to store and doesn't take up much room. It's a good option for small houses or apartments.
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Easy to put together.
The disadvantages:
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The belt can "wander" a bit and not stay exactly centered
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It's very different from a gym treadmill. Some people actually like this workout better (feeling like it takes more effort and gives a better workout). But the downside is you can't really get it up to the same speeds as you would with an electric treadmill.
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If you're tall, this might not work for you because you have to hold onto the handrails to keep going. They don't adjust at all, so a tall person would have to stoop over.
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It can be loud.
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