Weight Loss Equipments

Our Sole F83 treadmill review examines a machine suitable for the casual jogger but built for the serious runner – how does it stack up? Sole treadmills justifiably receive rave reviews from customers and critics alike and this machine provides ample evidence as to why. It’s a tremendous piece of kit, but falls between the excellent F80 and F85 in ...

Our Sole F80 treadmill review takes a look at one of the outstanding candidates in the $1,000-$2,000 folding treadmill price range. If you’re looking for a mid-priced treadmill with a wide range of features that’s a proven performer, then this would be a good treadmill to investigate further. I like Sole treadmills a lot, and judging from the positive reviews ...

If you’ve ever stayed in a Hilton or Omni hotel, you may well have had the opportunity to use a Sole treadmill. Sole has a number of hotel chain partners that provide treadmills in rooms for guests to use as part of an “In Room Fitness” option. Sole treadmills come in folding and non-folding formats, the former being particularly suited ...

Our Sole F63 treadmill review takes a look at the entry level folding treadmill from Sole Fitness – is it a good choice for home use? This model is pitched at the low-mid price range and lacks a couple of the features found on the rest of Sole’s folding treadmill range and suffers a little by comparison. The F63 is ...

Our ProForm Perspective 1.0 LX treadmill review examines one of ProForm’s higher end models – is it worth the money? That would depend on whether having a 7″ TV screen and a few other electronic gimmicks could make a reasonable but workmanlike treadmill worth the near $1,600 price tag. Basically, ProForm make low end, budget treadmills for the home exercise ...

Our ProForm CrossTrainer VX treadmill review takes a look at a treadmill that promises a great whole body workout – but does it? Essentially, the ProForm VX CrossTrainer treadmill is a treadmill with a few small handheld weights thrown in. The idea is that you can hold the weights as you walk or run as you might do when pounding ...

Our ProForm 350 treadmill review would conclude that this is one of the cheapest treadmills on the market – but is it any good? Well, if you’ve read any of our exercise equipment reviews you’ll have gathered that we’re not exactly fans of budget treadmills. With prices coming down and quality going up, there are now some decent treadmills under ...

Our ProForm treadmill review takes a look at the biggest selling brand of treadmills on the market – but does popularity equal quality? ProForm is another company owned by Icon Health and Fitness, one of the largest exercise equipment manufacturers. Other companies in the Icon stable include Nordic Track, Reebok and Health Rider. ProForm treadmills largely occupy the bargain basement ...

Our Nordic Track X5 Incline Trainer Treadmill review investigates a machine that can help you to burn more fat by walking uphill – any good? The Nordic Track X5 Incline Trainer is like a combination of treadmill and stairclimber – you can use it like a traditional treadmill or incline the machine up to 30% to get a really intense ...

Our Image Advanced 3000 treadmill review investigates an incline trainer that looks hard to beat – so how well does it perform? There’s no denying it, Icon Health and Fitness make some very good incline trainers and just like the NordicTrack X5 the Image Advanced 3000 adds up to a pretty decent package. It’s solid and well built with a ...