- Easy-to-read metrics display
- Anti-sliding brake and safety handles
- 18-inch wide tread belt
- Manufacturer warranty: 90 days
- Includes manual treadmill, owner's manual and warranty
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Designed with utility and individual fitness in mind, the LifeGear 40218 Manual Treadmill is the economic choice to make. If you're frustrated with the gym, but don't want to invest in an expensive, computerized treadmill, then look no further than this manual treadmill. The LifeGear 40219 is specially designed for walking and can accommodate users of all shapes and sizes. It comes with an anti-slide hand brake that makes getting on and off the machine safe and easy, and super-long safety handles make you feel secure while you exercise. Plus, with a wide belt, comparable in size to those found on electric treadmills, walking at a brisk pace poses no problems. Although electric treadmills are excellent for running, they are expensive, heavy, and take up a lot of room. If walking is your forte, then this manual treadmill is for you. It has a folding design that can be set up quickly and easily at the office or in front of the television. It's easy; just pick a television show and take a brisk stroll while you watch. Do this every day and you'll be on your way to a healthier, fitter body. You might have to get off the couch to improve your fitness, but now you don't have to miss your favorite programs.
Despite the competition from trendy new fitness inventions, treadmills continue to be popular options for home exercise. They offer the same aerobic benefits of walking or jogging at any time, but with the "at any time, in any weather, from the comfort and safety of your home" added convenience. Treadmills are available in manual and electric models. Electric models are excellent for both jogging and walking, but they are large, heavy, and expensive. On the other hand, manual treadmills are especially designed for walking and are compact, lightweight, and very easy to use. The features are basic and provide worry-free exercise in rooms of almost any size. Walking-only limitations of a manual treadmill are a great option for overall cardiovascular fitness, and also in promoting the health and longevity of your bones and joints.
Feature Detail:
- Anti-sliding brake for easy mounting and dismounting
- Wide tread belt for extra safety
- Extra-long safety handles
- Speedometer display for easy reading
- Features scan, calorie, time, speed, and distance metrics
- Sleek, portable design folds up for easy storage
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Despite the competition from trendy new fitness inventions, treadmills continue to be popular options for home exercise. They offer the same aerobic benefits of walking or jogging at any time, but with the "at any time, in any weather, from the comfort and safety of your home" added convenience. Treadmills are available in manual and electric models. Electric models are excellent for both jogging and walking, but they are large, heavy, and expensive. On the other hand, manual treadmills are especially designed for walking and are compact, lightweight, and very easy to use. The features are basic and provide worry-free exercise in rooms of almost any size. Walking-only limitations of a manual treadmill are a great option for overall cardiovascular fitness, and also in promoting the health and longevity of your bones and joints.
What's in the Box?
LifeGear 40218 Manual treadmill, owner's manual, warranty
Manufacturer Warranty
90 days
Product Description
Walking is one of the best ways to stay fit and still a highly recommended exercise. LifeGear's WalkEase Manual Treadmill can accommodate users of all shapes and sizes. The WalkEase is so easy to set up right out of the box and no tools are needed. This manual treadmill comes with a wide belt comparable to electric treadmills. The belt size is 18 inches by 41 inches. It has an anti-slide hand brake for easy mounting and dismounting. The treadmill comes with super-long safety handles to make the user feel secure when walking. It is portable, foldable and storable so you can stash it away when not working out. It comes with a unique speedometer style computer monitor along with digital readouts. The computer has 5 functions - calories burned, time, distance walked, scan and speed with a space to put a water bottle. A weighted flywheel provides for smooth walking. Maximum weight limit is 275 pounds and it folds to 31 inches long by 13 inches wide by 47 inches high. LifeGear's WalkEase Manual Treadmill will provide a low-impact workout and is very easy on the joints and muscles.
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36 of 38 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
TOO BIG, TOO HEAVY,
By M.Lee "Kess" (Des Moines, IA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: LifeGear Manual Treadmill (Sports)
This is not as described..it is very hard to move - heavy and bulky. If you have a place to set it up and leave it, fine, but this is not going to be pulled out every day for a 'stroll in front of the TV', as described. Performance-wise it seems very nice and is a good solid piece of equipment, but definitely not an item that can be put away after each use. I'm disappointed.
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not bad,
By CrazyChaos "C.C." (Washington) - See all my reviews
This review is from: LifeGear Manual Treadmill (Sports)
It's easy to use and there wasn't any assembly required. You just basically unfold it and it's ready to go. It would be more movable with wheels, but it's fine. The only thing I don't like about it: is you have to adjust the "tread" every once in awhile. It slips to the side sometimes; other than that, it's great.
26 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Junk,
By Disgusted (Claremont, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: LifeGear Manual Treadmill (Sports)
This is the worst purchase I have made from Amazon or anyone else. The "first" unit arrived with several parts broken and the tread immovable. After a number of calls to tech support, it was decided to return and replace the unit. Amazon promptly replaced the treadmill. This one had a movable and usable tread but the electronic display did not function. My friend at tech support did not have a clue. He suggested that he send me all the electircal cables used on this unit. It is not clear what I am to do with them. I strongly recommend that anyone wanting a manual treadmill puchase it from a diffrerent manufacturer.
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