Fed up of chavs and there untrained wolf descendants chasing you? Cyclists mowing you down? pedestrians on there phones not looking where there going? Vehicle Fumes? Tourists taking pictures on prime running routes? Gym Queues etc
IF you answered yes to any of the above then take a look at this well reviewed, decent spec,and not too expensive treadmill from Argos Clearance.For what it offers i don't think it can be beaten on price
Save £80.00Was £269.99
The Pro Fitness Motor treadmill is a great way to experience a home workout, improving your cardiovascular fitness and lower leg muscle tone. With numerous programmes and built-in incline you can tailor your session to suit you. Then when you're done it folds easily for storage.
Speed 12kph.
15 levels of incline.
15 user programmes.
Console feedback including: Speed, Time, Distance, Pulse, Calorie, Incline.
1hp continuous motor size.
1.5hp peak motor size.
Maximum user weight 110kg (17st 5lb).
Folds for storage.
Hand grip pulse sensor.
Mains powered.
Running surface size L123, W42cm.
Programmes include: 10 preset, 3 user setting workout mode, 1 pulse control and 1 body fat analysis.
6 display functions.
Programmable incline.
Auto stop safety system.
This is probably a cheaper option in the long run.....
pibpob
14 May 1710#10
Quite. Someone who can't spell "their" describing others as "chavs" in the same sentence - the irony.
KareemSaid
14 May 177#7
THEIR...
Can you walk, get outside, have the inclination to exercise? Affirmative - you have your answer and have saved £196.94
Treadmills have their place - in a gym.
12 K is a ridiculous max speed. My average speed on one is 12.5K and I'm a bum!!
But also mix it up with intervals of up to 20K
This is a complete false economy but good for agoraphobics
fishmaster to KareemSaid
14 May 173#9
I'm agoraphobic and I don't use a treadmill because my agoraphobia makes me phobic of them, complicated :smiley:
Every time I went to a gym and used one I'd get motion sickness on it so I wouldn't use it, the same would happen at home.
All comments (24)
lazerblade
13 May 17#1
Not available for home delivery in my area which is
a shame. Great price
Graham1979 to lazerblade
13 May 17#4
Have a jog to the nearest store and pick one up.
Uridium
13 May 1719#2
This is probably a cheaper option in the long run.....
MRGRINGO
13 May 17#3
ha ha ha. absolutely.
donttouchthehair
13 May 17#5
Best sub £200 treadmill? Tempted, but not sure how it stacks up against competition!
kester76
14 May 17#6
No ipod dock ? :smiley:
KareemSaid
14 May 177#7
THEIR...
Can you walk, get outside, have the inclination to exercise? Affirmative - you have your answer and have saved £196.94
Treadmills have their place - in a gym.
12 K is a ridiculous max speed. My average speed on one is 12.5K and I'm a bum!!
But also mix it up with intervals of up to 20K
This is a complete false economy but good for agoraphobics
fishmaster to KareemSaid
14 May 173#9
I'm agoraphobic and I don't use a treadmill because my agoraphobia makes me phobic of them, complicated :smiley:
Every time I went to a gym and used one I'd get motion sickness on it so I wouldn't use it, the same would happen at home.
otterboxer
14 May 17#8
gonna wait for the 16 degree elevation model to drop.
sb170 to otterboxer
14 May 17#11
No need to wait for the 16 degree one then if your waiting for it to be lower, 12 degree would be high enough elevation .:laughing:
pibpob
14 May 1710#10
Quite. Someone who can't spell "their" describing others as "chavs" in the same sentence - the irony.
Muig1972
14 May 17#12
A clothes airer? I don't get it! :disappointed:
Uridium
14 May 17#13
Anyone who has ever owned a treadmill will. .....
Muig1972
14 May 17#14
Ah, the penny has finally dropped :smiley:
roguesspam
14 May 17#15
Theres something really dodgy with the way argos sell their treadmills. This, the roger black and the opti are all the same. They even send a manual that has stickers in it that they put on depending on what the branding on the one sold is.
Bad.Actor
14 May 171#16
At this price point it's no wonder they end up as clothes horses.
£800 to £900 is just about getting there for a reasonable treadmill for the amateur.
XP200
14 May 17#17
None in stock for home delivery, how many they selling, 3.
ms84 to XP200
15 May 17#19
azocarbo
15 May 172#18
It should be: "Not looking where they're going."
dogger3513
15 May 172#20
Max user weight 110kg lost it for me !!
M1LFHunter
15 May 17#21
Save your £200 you won't use it.
scrotesmd
15 May 17#22
not very quick 12km I have one which was 250 quid and it goes to 16 I think. still good for the price though. I absolutely hate the treadmill but it's handy when you can't get out of.the house, snow , ice etc.
ace_rees
15 May 17#23
I have a treadmill and it's great for winter when I find I get ill if I run outside. It amazes me the people who claim 12km an hour is not that fast. Ok it's not world beating speed but I doubt many on here can run 10k in sub 50 minutes. I know some can but everyone claims they can here lol. Running outside is much nicer though as treadmill running is boring and it's too easy to stop at any time. I haven't been to a gym for years but also running in a gym keeps some motivated as they have people watching them and don't want to stop so soon or will run faster because of the pressure. If you do buy it buy a powerful fan to keep you cool when running as it is easy to overheat in the house.
archermav
15 May 17#24
Judging by comments on this thread, and nearly every other treadmill thread, I understand that some on here may give me grief on this. I bought my wife a treadmill last year for her birthday after having a delicate conversation with her. It's in the garage and she runs a minimum of four times a week on it. Completed a 10k Run for Life yesterday in 54 minutes. So, whilst there are many machines lying dormant, there are others that are well used and tremendous value. Just another side of the argument.
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Opening post
IF you answered yes to any of the above then take a look at this well reviewed, decent spec,and not too expensive treadmill from Argos Clearance.For what it offers i don't think it can be beaten on price
Save £80.00Was £269.99
The Pro Fitness Motor treadmill is a great way to experience a home workout, improving your cardiovascular fitness and lower leg muscle tone. With numerous programmes and built-in incline you can tailor your session to suit you. Then when you're done it folds easily for storage.
Speed 12kph.
15 levels of incline.
15 user programmes.
Console feedback including: Speed, Time, Distance, Pulse, Calorie, Incline.
1hp continuous motor size.
1.5hp peak motor size.
Maximum user weight 110kg (17st 5lb).
Folds for storage.
Hand grip pulse sensor.
Mains powered.
Running surface size L123, W42cm.
Programmes include: 10 preset, 3 user setting workout mode, 1 pulse control and 1 body fat analysis.
6 display functions.
Programmable incline.
Auto stop safety system.
General information:
Size H131, W73, D159cm.
Size folded H143, W73, D73cm.
Weight 57kg.
Transportation wheels.
Self-assembly.
Top comments
Can you walk, get outside, have the inclination to exercise? Affirmative - you have your answer and have saved £196.94
Treadmills have their place - in a gym.
12 K is a ridiculous max speed. My average speed on one is 12.5K and I'm a bum!!
But also mix it up with intervals of up to 20K
This is a complete false economy but good for agoraphobics
Every time I went to a gym and used one I'd get motion sickness on it so I wouldn't use it, the same would happen at home.
All comments (24)
a shame. Great price
Can you walk, get outside, have the inclination to exercise? Affirmative - you have your answer and have saved £196.94
Treadmills have their place - in a gym.
12 K is a ridiculous max speed. My average speed on one is 12.5K and I'm a bum!!
But also mix it up with intervals of up to 20K
This is a complete false economy but good for agoraphobics
Every time I went to a gym and used one I'd get motion sickness on it so I wouldn't use it, the same would happen at home.
£800 to £900 is just about getting there for a reasonable treadmill for the amateur.