Fitness Reality TR3000 Maximum Weight Capacity Manual Treadmill with ‘Pacer Control’ and Heart Rate System

I like this a lot, because it is manual I feel like I am really doing the work myself. It was easy to put together and easy to store. I wish is had a little more weight on the back end because depending on how you step on it it tends to want to tip over a little. Other than that I am pleased and the price was fairly nice for my budget.

It's great to have a piece of exercise equipment right there to use as and when you can. No excuses, like weather to stop you from heading out. This treadmill doesn't take up that much room, gives you 3 levels as well as tension control to keep you working harder. Listen to music, watch TV or just get lost in thought -- all in your own home, on your own schedule. I used to run and because of a back injury can no longer do that. But I can walk. This is a fabulous alternative.

If you can't afford (like me) a $900.00 motorized treadmill or you just don't need a expensive item lying around, then this is the deal. Great for overweight people. Comes out of the box already to go, just snap one or two pieces together and you will be running that same day. No motor = no noise. Has tension resistance knob to help get the best work out.

I love it because not only me but also my husband can use it. He weighs 300 lbs and his height is 5'11"so this is a good treadmill for him unlike those expensive automatic treadmills. The price is right. It's a good treadmill for those who don't want to spend too much for a treadmill. It's perfect.

This walker is a lot harder than a regular treadmill. Easy to assemble, maybe twenty minutes by one person over 65. When I set it for the high decline, easier to walk, but it felt unsafe. I moved back and almost tipped over. Be careful! The tracker is a pain in the neck, finally my puppy chewed the lower wire and I didn't have the distraction of the continuous jumping from miles to minutes to calories to pulse. Frustrating!!! Now I just put my phone timer on and ring a ding......I'm finished! If u want a good hard walk, keep it on the lower decline. I feel like I'm getting a good workout. Doesn't take up much room in my great room. Company comes, fold up and roll it away.

I really like how compact it is except for the handles. The handles don't easily fold down for storage so they jut out which limits the places to store. I like that there is no motor because it makes less noise and no higher energy bill. I don't like that I can't make it completely flat. There is an incline even at the lowest setting. Also, the traction setting that is supposed to make it the most difficult to walk is not that tight. I thought it would really challenge my walking to push hard and I did not feel much difference between 1 and 8 settings. I really like the timer setting and the pulse reader. Overall, in this pinch where the gyms are closed, it is a great home alternative and a great price.

In the steepest position it's more of an upper body workout than I want as you have to white knuckle the handlebar to keep up. The belt is manual and it does seem to want to run a step faster, especially in this position. The other positions allow me to run more at my own pace, sometimes having to grab for a moment to slow the belt. Feel safe on it but I'm sure treadmill injuries happen. It's got two skid resistant tracks on either side to bale out onto but sometimes I have to do a slow speed two step off the back. Really like it. Been running stairs for a couple years and was looking for a change. A half hour on this bad boy and I can barely climb the basement stairs I've been running.

I do like this treadmill. The arms free part works on the greatest incline but if I start at the highest resistance, it slows it down and I can control my heart rate.nO am not the heaviest person , it might be different for a heavier person but the magnetic resistance offersmore control than a plain manual treadmill. The 90 day free return policy was an encouragement too. Free return shipping is included. But it looks like I am keeping this one. I did buy the four year coverage, also free shipping or in home repair.

Treadmill was very easy to put together. Great value for the money. Needed something to use for lazy days when I should be exercising and this met my needs. The only complaint I have with it is the fact that each time I want to put in upright position I have to take bolt out that keeps pad stable. I'm 73 and very sure anyone else my age would enjoy.

Over all it's a good treadmill, it works well, seems to be made well, but the "Computer / Pacer control and Heart Rate system are rubbish. The computer cannot be set to a single function, it will work as expected for about 30 seconds, then it shows all eights and resets itself, basically the computer is useless. The Magnetic tension adjustment is useless, it is so tight you would need a pipe wrench to move it. If I had it to do over I would buy a cheaper model, as in the end the extra that you pay for with this one don't work.