Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill, 2.25HP Superfit Under Desk Electric Treadmill
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About Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill, 2.25HP Superfit Under Desk Electric Treadmill
Overall Feedback:
68% positive
81% were satisfied with the plate size, although 19% felt it was small
At 6.6 KPH, I can comfortably accommodate my stride on the long and wide treadmill.
While doing my research, I found that the belt is smaller than expected and there were no better options available.
The length of the treadmill is decent and my feet don't slip off the back when jogging. However, the width is narrow and makes me feel like I'm going to run up on the sides if I don't concentrate.
The plate length of our treadmill is shorter than commercial gym size treadmills.
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78% liked the folding mechanism, yet 22% found it cumbersome
The folding mechanism requires some effort to fold tightly.
I can't give a high rating for easy to fold since it can't be folded with the arms attached.
I need to take off the hand rails to fold the treadmill.
67% highlighted the weight capacity, but 33% were concerned
I feel confident in the weight limit of around 260 and don't believe it's poor quality or won't hold my weight.
I needed to ensure that the treadmill could hold my bodyweight and withstand 4-5 hours of walking per week.
The weight limit of the treadmill is around 260 and it can hold my weight without being poor quality.
I feel that the treadmill may not be suitable for someone my size and may not last long if used for extended periods by someone nearing my weight.
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68% found the belt length appropriate, however 32% experienced issues
I am worried that the belt may be too narrow and cause drifting while reading, typing, etc.
I found that the treadmill belt is smaller than expected. While researching, I couldn't find any better options. It works fine for me at 5'5", but my boyfriend who is 6'1" struggles to keep his normal stride.
68% liked the speed levels, but 32% found them insufficient
When the riser is up, I can choose a speed from 1-12km.
I am able to do 35 minutes at maximum 5.5 speed and so far it is good.
At 1km, I noticed the treadmill struggles a bit but walking gets smoother as the speed is turned up.
I found that 4 KPM equals 2.49 MPH, which is slow.
