On first impressions, the Reebok One GT30 Treadmill looks a lot like your standard running machine.
In many ways, this could work in its favour as it suggests a product that is accessible and easy enough for the average user.
Is this really the case with lots of happy users training each day. Or, are there flaws in this design?
Treadmills like the Reebok ZR7 Treadmill are an immediate draw for the average at-home user. These running machines have a sense of accessibility thanks to the specification and look of the machine.
It looks as though anyone could get on-board, set up a programme and meet some fitness goals. There should be just enough features and user-friendly elements for most people to get by.
Are users impressed with what they receive, or could this model do with a few tweaks here and there?
The standout feature in sales photos for the Reebok ZR9 Treadmill isn’t the size of the machine, or its curved frame, but the size of the console on the top.
This looks like an informative machine with plenty of settings, buttons and data for the ideal workout.
This folding treadmill also has a decent specification with the 2.0hp motor, different workout options and the cushioning system. Does this model win over plenty of users, or are there hidden issues?
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The Reebok i-Run Treadmill is either ugly or good looking. It all depends on personal preference with that black and white frame and the angular look and stark feel.
There is something slightly robotic to it, especially with the iRun name. Still, there are some high hopes that Reebok have another user-friendly, effective machine here. Are users happy with what they receive?
The Reebok One GT40S Treadmill is a pretty good looking machine with its nice curved frame, large console area and red detailing. The long specification for this machine suggests that the designers put a lot of work into creating an appealing, functional machine.
There is the hope that this may go a little further than some of the cheaper, beginner models around – especially under that Reebok name. What do buyers actually think of this machine?
The Reebok Jet 200 Treadmill looks like a fairly standard running machine with all the right parts in all the right places.
It has a running area of 46 x 140cm, a strong motor of 2.25 continuous duty horsepower, a console for data and a series of workout programmes.
There is a small amount of green accenting in the colour scheme, but nothing to make this stand out.
Some may question what makes this a “unisex” model, when most machines should be suitable for either sex. So is this a universally appealing model and are there hidden benefits to make this standout further?
The Reebok One GT60 Treadmill is a running machine that is definitely out to impress.
In fact, it promises to offer quite the workout for the average user with a design that will “hit all your running needs”.
There seems to be plenty of options for new and experienced users, with the 34 programs, and there are the seemingly additional benefits of the three colour feedback on the console, folding frame and 145 x 21cm running deck.
Have these elements proved to be as beneficial as hoped, or are there clear flaws in the design of this machine?
