User-friendly at-home treadmills are a great choice for anyone keen to get fit – and the Sportstech FX300 Ultra Slim Treadmill is sold as the ideal beginner model.
This small folding design is a key selling point but this appears to hide some additional features and benefits.
Does this treadmill do enough to please everyone? Or, is there too much focus on the size of the hardware than the quality of the software?
Workplace treadmills can offer some great health benefits, but few are as immediately appealing on the eye as the Sportstech DESKFIT DFT200 Desk Treadmill.
There are a few things that immediately set this treadmill apart from other under-desk models. This includes the Bluetooth connectivity, the dimensions and the overlook of the product.
The question is, can this interesting looking machine actually prove to be useful in the office?
Smart treadmills are a must have item in many home gyms and the Sportstech F31 Professional Treadmill will catch many eyes.
This running machine has the look of something a little more powerful, sturdy and capable than a typical at-home system.
There is an interesting console, cushioned belt and more. But, there is also a folding frame, quiet operation and other conveniences. Does this meet user expectations?
The Sportstech F65 Professional Treadmill looks like a beast of a treadmill, and not just in poorly photo-shopped sales pictures. This is a large running machine with a bulky frame and over-sized running deck.
There is a large console where users have access to a vast selection of programmes and settings. There is a lot here to appeal to keen fitness fanatics, but is there a little too much?
Some treadmills are definitely smarter than others, and the Sportstech F37 Professional Treadmill definitely wants to be at the top of its class.
The standout features with this product in the sales photos is the large, high-tech console.
The brand even alters the angles to make it seem more impressive. There is an impressive specification in terms of the programming, settings and computerisation.
But, is there too much emphasis on this side of the workout and not enough on the hardware or fundamentals?
The Sportstech F10 Treadmill immediately stands out to prospective buyers because of the talk of the Smartphone App control. However, there is more to this machine than that.
The makers describe this as the “ideal treadmill for beginners and recreational athletes” with its tough construction, powerful 1hp motor, 10mph speed limit, helpful programming and backlit LCD console.
Does this all combine to create the ideal model for a first-timer’s home gym?
