The slats look pretty thin and flexible, while the rollers are pretty narrow and hard metal/plastic. Do you feel the rollers pushing into certain parts of your foot, or in general does it feel uneven? I tried a similar model recently wearing shoes with light cushion and directly felt hard metal under one part of my foot
I've been looking for one of these at this price point. I'd be interested in a more in depth review of it. Show us the bearings and the inside frame. How thick is the metal inside. What are the dimensions? What's the weight capacity? It looks like it's a bit shaky when you're on it, do you feel that? How does the display function; what does the display track, is it touch screen, how is it powered?
Thanks for this video review! Is it possible, like literally possible, to use this without installing the arms? I am considering using this as an under desk treadmill, so the arms would prevent it from fitting properly.
Was the sensor wire you show at the bottom of the left or right handle? (4:30 timestamp). I’m asking because I just ordered one from Walmart, but they gave me the wrong hardware & my screen is different. I’m trying figure out all the differences
would it be possible to use it just for walking, without the rails attached? Not sure if that messes up the resistance selector. I'd likely only want to use it on the easiest resistance, right? I'm thinking about using it under a standing desk
@@chriskim457 @chriskim457 you mean the resistance would be so easy that you'd end up walking fast? Like 3+mph fast? What's a good resistance setting for easy slow walking, like 2mph? I suppose I could just leave the side rail on the ground and adjust the resistance manually every now and then
What about the noise level? A bit noisy compared to powered treadmills unless it was just room making it moderately noisy as what I can see in your clip.
Thank you for your review. I understand you purchased this model in February and I like to know if you had any issues since your purchased? Are the slats holding up well, have you had any issues with magnetic resistance feature with your treadmill? For $1,000.00 it seems like a great buy but I’m wondering if there are any problems you encountered during the use of your treadmill. Thanks.
Hi! So I personally haven't had any issues with the treadmill. I moved it off of my puzzle mats to the cement garage floor and it's even more stable and smooth. I sprayed silicone lubricant on each roller and that also helped its smoothness. I've used it almost every day since my purchase. It's mostly walking but I really like it. The cable resistance helps a lot. The slats are the same as the 1st day I got them so not much changed there. They could've been stiffer but overall I'm happy. It's $1,000.00 and that's not a small amount of money but overall I'm happy with my purchase decision.
@@chriskim457 Chris, thanks for replying as I’m indeed interested in acquiring a curved treadmill that doesn’t break the bank. The other brands are too expensive ($2,000.00 - $5,000.00) and to have a review of one at the $1,000.00 price range is helpful.
@@JoseSuarez-bk3qg I agree that's why I pulled the trigger. I read so many reviews. Some people loved it and others didn't. I took the risk and luckily it worked out for me. My friends liked it too but to be fair , we have nothing to compare it to besides a motorized treadmill.
Thanks to your review, I just picked one up from Walmart. They have them on sale for $699. The display panel has been since updated to a larger readout. So far not bad, I get a slight hesitation on the tread from time to time which messes with my running cadence. Wondering if it’s a stuck roller
The slats look pretty thin and flexible, while the rollers are pretty narrow and hard metal/plastic. Do you feel the rollers pushing into certain parts of your foot, or in general does it feel uneven? I tried a similar model recently wearing shoes with light cushion and directly felt hard metal under one part of my foot
@@joejoeejoeee it felt even to me just narrow and flexible but comfortable to use
im buying one day
I've been looking for one of these at this price point. I'd be interested in a more in depth review of it. Show us the bearings and the inside frame. How thick is the metal inside. What are the dimensions? What's the weight capacity? It looks like it's a bit shaky when you're on it, do you feel that? How does the display function; what does the display track, is it touch screen, how is it powered?
Thanks for this video review! Is it possible, like literally possible, to use this without installing the arms? I am considering using this as an under desk treadmill, so the arms would prevent it from fitting properly.
Was the sensor wire you show at the bottom of the left or right handle? (4:30 timestamp).
I’m asking because I just ordered one from Walmart, but they gave me the wrong hardware & my screen is different. I’m trying figure out all the differences
Is it worth the price ??
Bro! You finally got one nice! I hope to see you updating us on your progress with this machine.
Yes! It was the best price I've ever seen for one! I was so stoked. I will definitely update my thoughts on it soon.
would it be possible to use it just for walking, without the rails attached? Not sure if that messes up the resistance selector. I'd likely only want to use it on the easiest resistance, right? I'm thinking about using it under a standing desk
It's possible to do it that way but you'd probably be walking pretty fast
@@chriskim457 @chriskim457 you mean the resistance would be so easy that you'd end up walking fast? Like 3+mph fast? What's a good resistance setting for easy slow walking, like 2mph? I suppose I could just leave the side rail on the ground and adjust the resistance manually every now and then
@@joejoeejoeee I'm 250 lbs so the lowest setting had me moving so results may vary 😂
@@chriskim457 😆 thank you for the answers and the video!
What about the noise level? A bit noisy compared to powered treadmills unless it was just room making it moderately noisy as what I can see in your clip.
Thanks for the video, I feel comfortable taking a chance on buying this now
Did you buy? I’m wondering how you like it
@@codyphillips3406 I did buy it and I like it. It sticks sometimes, but overall it's pretty good without any adjustments
Hows it going for ya? Still working?
Yeah it's honestly fine. It's at my in-laws currently.
Hi,
I am interested in the s2-fs, but I can't get it shipped to South africa.
Sewela.
Sorry sf-s2
How is the treadmill for running?
Thank you for your review. I understand you purchased this model in February and I like to know if you had any issues since your purchased? Are the slats holding up well, have you had any issues with magnetic resistance feature with your treadmill? For $1,000.00 it seems like a great buy but I’m wondering if there are any problems you encountered during the use of your treadmill.
Thanks.
Hi! So I personally haven't had any issues with the treadmill. I moved it off of my puzzle mats to the cement garage floor and it's even more stable and smooth. I sprayed silicone lubricant on each roller and that also helped its smoothness. I've used it almost every day since my purchase. It's mostly walking but I really like it. The cable resistance helps a lot. The slats are the same as the 1st day I got them so not much changed there. They could've been stiffer but overall I'm happy. It's $1,000.00 and that's not a small amount of money but overall I'm happy with my purchase decision.
@@chriskim457 Chris, thanks for replying as I’m indeed interested in acquiring a curved treadmill that doesn’t break the bank. The other brands are too expensive ($2,000.00 - $5,000.00) and to have a review of one at the $1,000.00 price range is helpful.
@@JoseSuarez-bk3qg I agree that's why I pulled the trigger. I read so many reviews. Some people loved it and others didn't. I took the risk and luckily it worked out for me. My friends liked it too but to be fair , we have nothing to compare it to besides a motorized treadmill.
Thanks to your review, I just picked one up from Walmart. They have them on sale for $699. The display panel has been since updated to a larger readout. So far not bad, I get a slight hesitation on the tread from time to time which messes with my running cadence. Wondering if it’s a stuck roller
@@chriskim457if you could get for $200 would you? I have someone locally who will sell it to me for $200. Just looking for someone who has used it
What's the weight of the treadmill?
It's light for a curved treadmill. It's roughly 150 lbs.
Thanks for the response. Is there a lock on it so the belt does not move when not in use?
@@db-vj2ce no not really but if you put the resistance cable to the highest setting you'll need to try much harder to push the belt.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Can you please put the website
Amazing work!
Thank you! Good work on your end as well. I really like this piece of equipment!
I’m looking for something similar to walk backwards, is the resistance adjustable?
Yup I have a full review on it
I just ordered it
Was it good
How do you like it?