There are some key terms in the product description for the Branx Fitness Energy Pro Treadmill that stand out.
First, there is the idea that there is some German-engineering in there. That builds expectations on quality and performance.
Then there is the idea that this is the “perfect entry-level treadmill”. So, does this machine live up to expectations?
The Branx Fitness Fit Runner Pro Treadmill is automatically seen as a low-end model by some prospective buyers because of the price, but the specification shows that it is definitely worth a second look. The treadmill has a 1300x450mm running area, a 2.5 CHP motor and a maximum speed of 10mph.
Users can choose between different settings and programs to adapt the workout, monitor their progress via the console and fold the treadmill up for storage when they are finished. Does this model offer enough for the average user?
The Branx Fitness Foldable ‘Cardio Pro’ Touchscreen Console Treadmill is one of those treadmills that immediately looks professional and functional. The black and blue design and the clean lines make it more appealing than some other, low-end models and the LED console has the clear benefits of touchscreen controls and a large interface.
These controls and the style of the 1350 x 480cm running deck mean that users should enjoy using this system in their home gyms? Is this this case?
The product description for the Branx Fitness Elite Runner Pro Treadmill suggests that this is a machine attempting to merge the high-end features of a professional piece of equipment with the necessary elements of an at-home model.
It has the 3.5CHP motor, 7′ LCD display with 19 built-in programmes and Dual Shock 10-Point absorption system but it also has mp3 compatibility, a folding mechanism and a 160kg weight allowance. With a name like the Elite Runner Pro, there are sure to be plenty of high expectations about what this product can offer to keen runners and of a gym-quality performance. Is it living up to its name?
