Customer Reviews

Sunny Manual Treadmill

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I just got my treadmill, it was easy to put together. It is light weight and easy to move. Its a great workout. The folding feature makes it easy to store. Its perfect for a person on a budget who wants to workout but doesn't like going to the gym.

I know the price is low but this treadmill is very narrow and not what I need. The instruction manual fails to tell you where to get spare parts such as a new belt which it says wears out easily. No clues on how to install a new belt if you got one and the instruction on lubricating the platform are vague and it doesn't tell you what to replace the lubricant with. The timer works intermitently. This tredmill is just what you pay for and 2 days after I got it Amazon had a good one on sale so I felt even worse.

My wife and I are in our 80s and needed some exercise in the home. We saw this at Amazon.com and decided to try it. It is just what we needed and we both use it once or twice a day. Our son assembled it for us without difficulty and it fits OK in our trailer.

Treadmill works fine for what it is. Assembly directions said it takes two people; when I hit that step (having to hold the treadmill part up to attach bolts) I used books to bring it to the correct height since I didn't have a second person. Other than that, assembly is straightforward.

I found the slope a bit much for me; I put a couple blocks under the back to raise it to less of a slope. I couldn't find any manual treadmills with less of a slope when I was looking.

It's not exactly a fine piece of milled machinery, but for the price, that's expected. Walking on it isn't completely smooth, but with a manual, that's expected as well. Plus side, it's quiet enough that it doesn't scare the dogs into barking. And it's easy to move around - I have it on the deck in nice weather, inside when the weather turns bad.

Still boring as all heck, but that's standard for all stationary exercise equipment. I wanted a cheap device to see if I could get myself to use a piece of equipment this time (after past failures) and so far I am getting myself on it for a short time most days, so it's working.

If you want a manual treadmill and you don't want to spend much, this will work for you.

Goes up easy. I would not run on this, only walk. Its narrow and long, so storage could be an issue. It does fold, seems such a hassel to put up and down though I guess its just me being lazy. It's bad enough I have to exercise, Yuck. Anyway, I have a big electric one upstairs I never get to use anymore, because someone is alway asleep, and its noisy. This one suffices for now as I can set it up downstairs in any room and exercise in peace.

I like this treadmill, but the belt is NOT lined up. The book gives you instructions to line it up, but I am to tired to work on things I'd rather get worry free products. This misalignment causes the walker to stick every so often while walking. I will get around to aligning it, but until I will just put up with it.

Of course the manual treadmill is to be walked on and not jogged or ran upon because it's not sturdy enough. The incline of the treadmill does give a great workout though. If your on a budget, like me, I do recommend it.

I just received my treadmill today. I was able to put it together almost all by myself, and it took less than a half hour! I only needed help with the tilt. I was on it for 30 mins today. I worked up a sweat pretty quickly. You defiantly work a little harder since it's not motorized. This is good thing for me. I felt a good work out. I only wish the walking area was wider.

I like it. It's small and easy to move. and Surprisingly easy to assemble. With the Sunny Manual Folding Treadmill the storing is a piece of cake. Light work out only.