Discount Sale Price Exerpeutic TF1000 Walk to Fitness Electric Treadmill

• Electric walking treadmill with 1.5-horsepower high-torque motor
• Adjustable speed up to 4 miles per hour in 0.1 mph increments
• 20-inch-wide treadmill belt; extra-long 18-inch safety handles
• LCD display monitors time, distance, calories burned, speed, and pulse
• Supports up to 400 pounds; folding frame; 5-year motor and frame warranty

The Exerpeutic TF1000 Walk to Fitness Electric Treadmill is an effective way to burn extra calories and achieve a healthy lifestyle. Walking on the Exerpeutic TF1000 is one of the easiest and most effective ways to achieve a regimen of regular exercise. Unlike outdoor walking, treadmill fitness walking has the benefits of shock absorption and the convenience of exercising in your own home, in front of a TV or just listening to your favorite music. Walk to Fitness can help you lose body fat, tone muscles and is a great way to stay in shape. As for assembly the Exerpeutic TF1000 is virtually assembled out of the box. Attach the computer and you are ready to go! So go ahead and try the Exerpeutic TF1000! It can take the punishment! The Exerpeutic TF1000 has been tested up to 400 lbs user weight, allowing you to walk your way to fitness at any age and body size. It comes with a 1.5 Horse Power High Torque Motor. The motor utilizes “Quite Drive” which reduces any noise when walking so that there is no sound interference with your TV or music. Speed adjusts in increments of 1/10’s mph up to a maximum of 4mph. The treadmill belt has been widened to a fitness club size of 20” for safety and security along with Extra long 18” safety handles that are 2x the standard length. The frame has been reinforced to accommodate a high weight capacity capability with wide side rails for a foot platform, if needed. Speed control buttons and on/off buttons are on the handle bars for convenience. Folds up easily for storage and can be wheeled around. The LCD display window features elapsed time, distance walked, calories burned, speed and pulse monitoring. With a 5 year Warranty: 5 Year motor warranty, 5 year frame, 90 days parts and labor how can you go wrong? Precor EFX 546i, FreeMotion 770, LifeSpan S1, Sunny Indoor Cycling Bike, Fitnex R40-S , Body-Solid G6B, Pro Indoor Cycling Bike, Merit Fitness 715E, Sole S77, Spinner Sprint Premium, Stairmaster 4400 PT, Stamina 55-2065, Best Fitness Upright Bike, REEBOK 8100 ES , Total Gym XLS , Bowflex PR1000, Bowflex Blaze Home Gym, Best Fitness BFMG20, Bowflex PR3000, Total Trainer DLX-III , Valor Athletics Inc, Body-Solid StrengthTech, 4 Safety Squat Bench , Bowflex Ultimate 2 , XMark Fitness Deluxe, Body Solid EXM1500S, Bowflex Xtreme 2 SE, Deltech Fitness Lat , Total Gym 1800 Club, Powerline BSG10X , Cap Barbell Value Home Gym, Body Solid EXM3000LPS, Body-Solid G1S, Bayou Fitness Pro, Total Flex Professional , XLS Trainer, Bowflex PR1000 , Powerline P2X , Total Trainer DLX-II , Stamina Bio Flex 1700, Total Trainer 4000-XL, Total Trainer Power Pro , FreeForm Hideaway Home Gym, BodySolid EXM1500S, Bowflex Revolution FT , Weider 2980 X , E-Series Home Gym

We previously purchase the TrekDesk Treadmill Desk to use as stand-up desks, with the plan to add a treadmills later. We recently purchased the Exerpeutic TF100 treadmill, and it works and fits great with the TrekDesk!

As a treadmill, the TF1000 is designed for walking. As such, it has a max speed of 4mph, and the console is gut-level simple. As an added convenience, the basic controls are duplicated near the ends of the handrails, meaning they are at your fingertips as you are walking, and don't need to reach up to the console to control the pace or stop/start.

Given the simpler nature of the device, they have built it very sturdily, and it supports up to 400 pounds. After assembly, it feels very solid. The deck will also fold up to conserve floor space. We don't fold ours up, as they are semi-permanently installed under the TrekDesks, but it's still an nice feature. The deck is wider and not as long as traditional treadmills, which makes it perfect for easy walking without worrying about clipping the sides accidentally. Also, I'm 6'5" and the deck is plenty long enough for me to walk on, even with the TrekDesk in place.

In combination with the TrekDesk, this is an awesome solution. We are able to work at our stand-up desks while walking, using our laptops, along with mice, keyboards, and full size external monitors, taking phone calls, etc - basically everything that we would normally do in our home office, but standing up and walking at the same time.

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The treadmill is very quiet, and even with both of us working and on calls, there is not enough noise to be noticeable to the other conference call attendees, or to be distracting to us.

If you need a treadmill to do a jogging or running program, or to have incline adjustments, or integrate with iFit or other online fitness solutions, this is not it. But if you need a solid, well-built, simple, compact, inexpensive walking treadmill, it is a great option. We like it so much we've already ordered a second treadmill for our other TrekDesk!

First off, I did not get this from Amazon, so I can not speak to the pricing/shipping/delivery experience, but I bought one of these last month to use as part of a "Walking Desk".

The things that make it great are: 1) it folds flat if you need to get it out of the way or transport it in a car (which I did, with my back seats folded down), 2) it's not nearly as heavy as a treadmill made to withstand running, 3) the redundant controls on the handles are an absolute necessity in my Walking Desk configuration, 4) it's really quiet, particularly at the speeds I use it (1.5-2.3 mph)-- I can make phone calls without distraction.
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The tread is simple-- it's no frills, but does what it's supposed to reliably so far (again, just over 100 miles on it). It features time, mileage, and calories burned (which it approximates alright-- it does not use your actual weight as part of the calculation) which is nice to keep track of. It also features a heart rate measurement thing, but I don't use it.

I, personally, would like the tread to be about six inches longer, though if you're not using it with a desk configuration, this is not be necessary. The six inches would only make a difference for me at sustained walking (at my desk) at speeds of about 2.5 mph or more. I can probably also address this by modifying the desk.

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Since this was a Walking Desk experiment, I thought this treadmill would just be a "good starting place" before moving on to a better model once I knew what I needed, but as it turns out, this treadmill is fine and any changes I need to make will be to the desk.