Endurance TF3i Treadmill Reviews

I have to say as a runner that most treadmills are not pleasant to use, they don’t really feel like “the real thing,” they’re hard on the knees, etc. If I had my way I would run loops and trails every day but citiliving makes that virtually impossible and so I needed to be a treadmill that could be easily stowed away and that was nice enough to keep in our home.The TF3i doesn’t have all of the neat console features a lot of other new machines have but it makes up for it in the basics: great shock absorption, great tread, great motor, and great functionality. Its stowaway system is very simple and works on a foot release principle so tucking it away in the corner is not a problem on game days (go Bills!) or when we have people over. The TF3i has very effective shock absorption and running on it feels more like running on grass than concrete no doubt thanks to the efforts of Endurance. It has a powerful motor that can really bring it up speed wise but that also doesn’t go bad or stop running. I have had mine for a while now and never once had an issue with any part of it, including the motor. But, the company does warranty all parts for a few years and has a lifetime guarantee on the treadbelt, which doesn’t seem to go bad easily at all. It has some very nice programs on the console that are pretty much standard these days with new treadmills but it is still something to think about. You can check your heart rate, adjust speed/resistance, and all that jazz using the console. It is also really well-buit and not too difficult to assemble. I think the quality and design of the treadmill impressed me more than anything and I would highly recommend that anyone looking for a treadmill look no further than this review. I had only one petty problem with it, which was that it seemed a bit heavy and difficult to move but what do I know? I’m a runner, not a bodybuilder. I really like this treadmill and I even told my friend to look into purchasing these because you really can’t get higher quality than the TF3i.