Need an inexpensive treadmill

You might consider used, from Craigslist or someplace like Play it Again Sports. We've had good luck with one we got for a fraction the original price.

As someone else mentioned, used is probably the way to go. Probably over 50% of people who buy treadmills think they will use them, and end up using them as an expensive item to hang clothes on.

If you do buy new, I bought a LifeFitness T3-0 in 2003 for about $1200 new and it is still going strong. Good motor, incline, and a decent sized belt. I recommend it.

http://www.treadmillreviews.ca/life-fitness-t3/

another vet wrote:

You might consider used, from Craigslist or someplace like Play it Again Sports. We've had good luck with one we got for a fraction the original price.

There are so many people that buy good ones and never use them!

Either used, or a gym membership.

Walmart ~ $300

I used one for ten years to warm up for my runs.

Then I got a used Landice Pro Trainer

in great condition from Craigslist for $700 including shipping.

Join a gym, get more for your money.

Not as boring as being at home

another vet wrote:

You might consider used, from Craigslist or someplace like Play it Again Sports. We've had good luck with one we got for a fraction the original price.

+1. We bought ours from a place that reconditions gym equipment. We've had it for 3 years. They even gave us a warranty with the purchase.

Check out the big box sporting goods stores. The deck on my treadmill (from Craigslist) brok after 5 years, so I scoured CL for another used one for a couple months. Stopped by Dick's on a whim one weekend and the $2500 Sole S70 treadmill was there. I tried it, but wasn't about to pay $2k for a treadmill. The dude scanned the barcode and said, "Oh, its on sale for $899." I bought it and love it! Plus, the parts are warranties for life, so I don't have to worry too much about replacing a broken deck.

I do about half my miles (~50-65 total per week) on the tread as I train for NYC and Tokyo. It can be a drag sometimes but set up a nice entertainment system (TV and Firestick) and you'll be good to go.

Good luck finding one that works for you.

Pretzel Man wrote:

Join a gym, get more for your money.

Not as boring as being at home

I have a treadmill for my money. What do you have?

Plus I can do anything that I want to do at home. You can't, plus you have to drive there and back.

Treadmill at home FTW.

You may want to buy a second-hand treadmill. There are lots of them online, and if you have problems, there are lots of sites and forums where they help you troubleshoot or repair your treadmill. This one is a good example: "Treadmill Maintenance & Treadmill Repair" blog, lots of videos and good advise.

In my opinion, you should choose a treadmill not cheaper than $ 400 for the best quality. I used to use machines with only $ 300, which really frustrated me right after that. Here is a list of treadmill that I find very reasonable price https://www.bestforlives.com/10-best-treadmills-for-home-use/

You can try getting a used treadmill. The price is always less expensive than new ones and you are going to get almost the same benefit as new one. Incase you don't have a plug for that, you can try them out https://www.bestusedgymequipment.com/ . They've been my plug all these while.