Treadmills
Buying a treadmill for your own, or your family's, personal use
allows you to workout at your convenience and means that you no
longer have to sacrifice your creature comforts to do so. Treadmills
are also becoming much more affordable and as a result, increasingly
popular.
Our treadmill product guide is here to help you find the perfect
treadmill by providing extended product information, images and
reviews.
 Why
buy? - looking at why you may want to buy a treadmill
Buyers'
guide - useful tips on what to look for when buying
Using
your treadmill - how to use your treadmill properly
How
to maintain your treadmill - maintenance is key to lasting performance
Second
hand treadmills - looking to buy or sell a used treadmill?
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The Heinz Kettler group is a leading company in the leisure
industry and produces stylish, high quality sports and
fitness equipment under the Kettler brand. |
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A good range of treadmills is on offer from Trimline with a model to suit everyone: beginning fitness enthusiasts and elite athletes alike. |
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Life Fitness is the number one treadmill manufacturer for commercial facilities. It is also a very popular choice for those looking for premium treadmills for home use. |
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Tunturi offer a good selection of treadmills, from good entry-level models starting at around £750 to top of the range models packed with features for just over £3000. |
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Proform are most widely known for their treadmills which have continued to grow in popularity ever since they first introduced the SpaceSaver® folding design. |
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Treadmills from York fall into the entry-level to mid-range category, including some real budget options for those that only require the basics (starting at under £200!). |
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Treadmills from Reebok range from around £750 to £1800 and all come with an EasyUp power fold system, wireless heart rate monitor and a good range of workout programmes. |
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Product
Focus
Kettler