LifePro Folding Treadmill: The Perfect Home Exercise Solution

Angie: I am really enjoying this treadmill. It’s got a really modern sleek design and its easy to use. The company seems really great too, they’ve followed up multiple times to make sure I’m happy with it and even sent me a free massager as a bonus (no strings attached).

I have not tried the programs but I usually just adjust it manually…the incline works well and it’s extremely easy to lift up and put back down. Moving it around is a little awkward, would be nice to have some handles or something.

The only cons with the treadmill is that the Bluetooth speakers don’t sound too good and the large display screen is somewhat deceiving, at first glance you think it’s like a large video screen you could hook up your device to but there is just got a small display in the middle for the numbers (time, distance, etc). This would not deter me personally from buying this product again because I don’t need the speakers and I have a tv in my gym. I found it really hard to find a modern looking treadmill at a reasonable cost so this one was the winner. (Most treadmills look like they haven’t updated their designs since the 80s or 90s and I am big on...

United States on Sep 27, 2022

Joot: I'm 5'4" and 160 lb, a woman who lives alone. I could not lift the box to get this in my house. I could not even lift a corner of the box a quarter inch to get it onto sliders. The item is nominally 115 lbs, but the box must be at least 150. The treadmill cannot be moved piecemeal -- it comes all one piece. You will need help of a well-muscled person -- preferably two -- to get this in your house. You can get "Room of Choice" delivery, which Amazon suggested after the fact -- but which was not available after the fact. "Room of Choice" means they will bring it into your house and put it in whatever room you want, including moving it up or down a flight of stairs.

Assembly was just 4 screws, which was easy after I got the box where it needed to be. Then I wanted to move it onto a mat -- it was rather hard to do that by myself, too (in folded mode). It's difficult to maneuver -- the wheels are so small as to be worse than useless. They concentrate the weight on a tiny area, to DIG into the cardboard that the instructions tell you to assemble it on, and then DIG into the soft rubber of the mat. Then I struggled to mash the safety lever to open the treadmill back up. I stepped...

United States on Jul 10, 2022

JElle: After having done a lot of research for a folding treadmill with a small footprint, I chose this one based on its size, features, maneuverability, and positive user reviews. While I've only had the opportunity to use it a handful of times, I've been relatively pleased. It is extremely easy to operate, feels solid, has smooth speed and incline changes, has a nice readout on the LCD panel, and stores upright very easily. I have, however, encountered a challenge that is nearly a deal-breaker. I like to walk with my hands swinging at my side. For reference, I have a small to medium size body frame. When I walk as I normally would, my arms continually hit against the treadmill support handles (the ones along the side that you would grab to support yourself if needed). When I wear my Apple Watch, it also intermittently hits the support arm. In order to avoid this, I am forced to walk with my arms at a ninety degree angle. I realize some people prefer to walk like that, but I do NOT. And while the LCD screen is useful, the readout occupies only a small amount of it. It seems like a wasted opportunity as such a large screen should be able to be used for a video connection to stream to it...

United States on Mar 23, 2022