Do you have a Noble Pro treadmill? What do you think of it? Would you recommend it to others? What do you think is the best value treadmill on the market? What specifications do you look for when buying a treadmill and do you think a smart treadmill is the way forward for indoor and virtual running? Get a 4% discount here noble-pro-discount.com
We'd agree that it's an excellent treadmill. Had ours about 2 years now and great for the mental distraction of Zwift and those recovery miles when all you want is a soft and reliable surface. Agree the after sales care is excellent too. They sent out engineers to fix a belt problem very swiftly (or should that be Zwiftly?)
Thanks Stephen, can you produce an upto date video regarding your exact Zwift set up. Ie screen used, where its attached, how to connect each time etc etc. I have a Life Fitness treadmill that I feel is too much hassle to connect. So for Zwift running I might buy one of these as well. But I have never found an accurate How to Video on you tube. They all make some assumptions re the viewers knowledge. I think a well presented noble pro to Zwift 101 for dummies, including linking strava etc would work well. Probably get plenty of views also. You present well and are thorough, so your the man for the Job:) Thanks in advance....
I guess if you are talking about training equivalent inclines to mountain races then no. But 12% is certainly a climb. 4km at12% is 500 metres of gain. So do that twice a week and its 100m (over 3000ft) of gain. Then you can add some proper outdoor training on steeper hills. The problem with the UK is we have very few continuous climbs approaching 1000 metres. At least on the treadmill you can continuously climb.
Hi Dorothy. Make sure you download the Zwift Companion App to find FMR runs. You can join the FMR Club. You log in to Zwift and join one of the runs which I am live streaming. You should also subscribe to the Zwift Run Channel on YT and then you can watch the live stream as you are running with us on Zwift. I almost always run the Monday Community Run, Wednesday Workout and the Friday ZLDR Recovery Hour. But always best to check.
Hi, thanks for the video review. Very interested in this treadmill. Is the discount code still active? The link doesn't work for me. Cheers
Yes the discount of still active go to zwift.run and you should get the discount auto applied at checkout
I just realised the link in the description is wrong. I’ve updated it now
Do you have a Noble Pro treadmill? What do you think of it? Would you recommend it to others? What do you think is the best value treadmill on the market? What specifications do you look for when buying a treadmill and do you think a smart treadmill is the way forward for indoor and virtual running? Get a 4% discount here noble-pro-discount.com
We'd agree that it's an excellent treadmill. Had ours about 2 years now and great for the mental distraction of Zwift and those recovery miles when all you want is a soft and reliable surface. Agree the after sales care is excellent too. They sent out engineers to fix a belt problem very swiftly (or should that be Zwiftly?)
Thanks you two!
Love my Noble Pro treadmill. Would recommend it to anyone :)
Thanks Amy!
I’m very tempted by one of these
Definitely worth a look. If you need any help with anything do let me know.
@@FilmMyRun Thanks Stephen. Appreciate that
Thanks Stephen, can you produce an upto date video regarding your exact Zwift set up. Ie screen used, where its attached, how to connect each time etc etc.
I have a Life Fitness treadmill that I feel is too much hassle to connect. So for Zwift running I might buy one of these as well. But I have never found an accurate How to Video on you tube. They all make some assumptions re the viewers knowledge. I think a well presented noble pro to Zwift 101 for dummies, including linking strava etc would work well. Probably get plenty of views also. You present well and are thorough, so your the man for the Job:) Thanks in advance....
Thanks! I'll see what I can do !!
May I ask if you find the max 12% incline enough for mountain hill training?
I guess if you are talking about training equivalent inclines to mountain races then no. But 12% is certainly a climb. 4km at12% is 500 metres of gain. So do that twice a week and its 100m (over 3000ft) of gain. Then you can add some proper outdoor training on steeper hills.
The problem with the UK is we have very few continuous climbs approaching 1000 metres. At least on the treadmill you can continuously climb.
Ok great. Have you tried the Nordic Track Incline? It looks better suited to trail running 🤷🏻♂️
@@stevenkemp9107 I have. It goes to 40%. Jamie Coury has one as does Tom Evans. No plans to get one though.
How do I run on zwift with you on youtude? Is there a link to the run on youtube channel?
Hi Dorothy. Make sure you download the Zwift Companion App to find FMR runs. You can join the FMR Club. You log in to Zwift and join one of the runs which I am live streaming. You should also subscribe to the Zwift Run Channel on YT and then you can watch the live stream as you are running with us on Zwift. I almost always run the Monday Community Run, Wednesday Workout and the Friday ZLDR Recovery Hour. But always best to check.
Hi how do I connect to kinni to do live session on zwift sorry newbie
@@nicolasanderson6641 you need to enable Fitcast in the Kinni app and then connect your Zwift device to Fitcast.