Fitness Equipment

Treadmill Reviews

Updated guidance for reading treadmill reviews: what to compare (motor CHP, belt size, stability, warranties, features and noise) and how price bands typically break down in 2025.

Proform 900 Cardio Cross Elliptical Trainer

Elliptical cross trainers provide low-impact, full-body cardio. The ProForm 900 was a well-known mid-2000s model that exemplified smooth motion and preset programs; today you should prioritize stride, resistance, and modern connectivity when shopping.

Smooth 5.0 P Treadmill

An updated overview of the Smooth 5.0-P: historically a budget-friendly, foldable treadmill with a claimed 2.5 HP motor, 9 programs, and a lifetime frame warranty - but key specs, availability, and warranties should be verified before purchase.

Treadmill Rating

A concise, modernized treadmill rating guide that preserves the original perspective: treadmills can work but space and value matter. Updated brand notes and a practical buying checklist; verify model-specific warranties and availability.

Instep Double Jogging Stroller

A practical guide to what to expect from InStep double jogging strollers: typical features, how to choose a model for running, and safety checks to do before buying - especially for older or discontinued models.

Horizon Ellipticals

Horizon ellipticals offer value-oriented, simple designs suited to light-to-moderate home workouts. They're widely available, but trade-offs include lower-cost components and fit issues for some users - test stride and warranty before buying.

Stairlift

A practical 2025 guide to choosing a home stairlift: match features to the user, prioritize battery backup and safety, vet installers, and compare buying, renting, or refurbished options.

Trimline Treadmills

Trimline offers straightforward, durable treadmills aimed at walkers and light joggers. Verify current manufacturing location, parts availability, and model-specific features before buying.

Lifefitness Treadmills

Life Fitness treadmills remain prized for durable construction and reliable performance. This update explains what sets them apart, what to inspect on used units, and what to verify before you buy.

Exercise Equipment Floor Mat

Floor mats for exercise equipment protect floors, reduce noise and limit wear on machines. Choose material and thickness to match your gear and flooring.

Proform 625 Treadmill

A home treadmill makes regular, guided workouts practical. Modern models (including legacy ProForm machines) combine foldability, pre-set programs, and app connectivity to deliver trainer-style sessions at home - verify exact specs if buying a specific model or a used unit.

Life Fitness 9500hr

An updated look at the Life Fitness 9500HR line: once a commercial workhorse, these treadmills and bikes remain durable legacy pieces but are largely superseded by modern, connected designs.

Schwinn Exercise Bike

Schwinn's exercise bikes - from air-resistance Airdyne-style models to magnetic indoor bikes - deliver low-impact, adaptable workouts. Choose air for total-body, high-intensity training or magnetic for quieter, steady rides; check model features and warranties before buying.

Pilates Exercise Equipment

Pilates equipment - like the Reformer, Cadillac, and Wunda Chair - adds adjustable resistance, support, and movement variety to mat work. Used in studios, clinics, and homes, equipment helps target the core, posture, and rehabilitation goals.

Rowing Machines

A practical guide to choosing, using, and maintaining rowing machines. Covers types (air, water, magnetic, hydraulic), fit and features for home use, rowing technique, training tips, and basic maintenance.

Step Aerobic Equipment

Step platforms offer a flexible, low-cost way to do cardio and strengthen lower-body and core muscles at home. Choose the right height, surface, and progression for safe, effective workouts.

Weslo Cadence Treadmill

Weslo Cadence treadmills are compact, budget-friendly machines best suited for walking and light jogging; they offer simple consoles and foldable designs but have lower-powered motors and shorter warranties compared with midrange models.

Spirit Treadmill

Spirit treadmills are known for sturdy, folding designs aimed at users who want commercial-style durability at home. They favor practicality over cheap features and often cost more than budget models.

Exercise Mats

Choose an exercise mat by matching material, thickness, size, and grip to your activity - yoga, Pilates, hot classes, or martial arts - to protect joints and improve stability.

Eliptical Exercise

Elliptical trainers provide low-impact aerobic exercise that can help create the calorie deficit needed for fat loss. Combine steady workouts or intervals with sensible eating and strength training for best results.

Proform Elliptical Trainer

ProForm offers value-oriented ellipticals with modern consoles and home-focused features. Compare stride, resistance, build, and warranty to decide if a ProForm model meets your needs.

Indoor Trampolines

A practical guide to mini-trampolines for home use: sizes, types (children's, trainers, rebounders), safety rules, and simple buying tips. Supervision and following manufacturer guidelines are essential.

Ab Equipment

Ab equipment can strengthen the core and improve posture, but visible belly change requires overall fat loss and consistent training. Choose tools that fit your routine and progress sensibly.

Aerobic Stepper

An aerobic stepper is a simple elevated platform for cardio and leg conditioning. Prioritize stability, non-slip surfaces, adjustable height if you want progression, and a verified weight capacity when choosing a model.

Indoor Trampoline

Mini (indoor) trampolines can help children build balance and offer low-impact exercise, but even small trampolines pose injury risks. Choose the right type, supervise every jump, and follow safety and manufacturer guidance.

Bowflex Treadmill

A home treadmill removes common barriers to exercise for busy people. Branded machines like Bowflex offer compact designs, warranties, and connectivity that make at-home cardio more practical - but check current specs and support before you buy.

Schwinn Recumbent Exercise Bike

A practical guide to Schwinn recumbent exercise bikes: comfortable seats, low-impact magnetic resistance, user-friendly consoles, and features that suit seniors, beginners and more experienced exercisers. Verify model specs for connectivity and warranty details.

Cadence Treadmills

Cadence-branded treadmills offer the core home cardio features: adjustable speed and incline, built-in workouts, cushioning to reduce impact, and folding decks for storage. Verify model specs and availability before you buy.

Healthrider Treadmills

A practical update on classic HealthRider treadmills: what features they offered, what to check today (motor, cushioning, connectivity), and how to choose a model that protects joints and fits your home.