Treadmills For Home Use

Treadmills can be a convenient device for incorporating walking or jogging in your home fitness routine. Many of the latest models feature ultra-quiet performance so you can workout in the early morning or late at night without bothering anyone.

If you're in search of an entry-level manual treadmill or a high-end electric treadmill, Sears has a wide selection of options to meet your needs.

Space-saving folding treadmills

If you're a seasoned runner looking to stay in shape or looking to be able to run between meetings or just after dinner, a treadmill that folds can make exercising convenient and accessible from home. These compact machines have the same running deck as larger models, but folds up and can be put in a closet or beneath your bed when not in use. The smallest models also come with an integrated book rack and storage space for your exercise essentials.

No matter how big or small you go, stability is a top priority for any treadmill you pick. Running on a wobbly surface increases the chance of injury to yourself, especially if an active runner who is inclined to push more than the average runner. This is why you must be sure to measure your space prior to purchasing a treadmill (folding or not) and test it by sitting on it while it's in its open position.

When choosing a treadmill that folds you must think about the speed you are comfortable with and what kind of incline features will suit you best. Some treadmills that fold have speeds up to 12 miles per hour and an incline range of up to 15%. These treadmills are ideal for beginners, however advanced runners might want something a bit more advanced like the Horizon Fitness T101 with Bluetooth connectivity and 30 pre-programmed workouts.

Some folding treadmills also come with a range of interactive features that can transform your workout experience. Some treadmills have speakers that play music, so you can run or jog in an engaging way. Certain apps allow you to follow along to a trainer's workouts or race online with other users.

If you're looking into interactive treadmills you should look for one with touchscreens so that you can access the features without disrupting your workout. It is also important to verify a machine's weight limit to ensure it can support your entire body weight and any other equipment you may have to carry, like an ankle or weighted vests.

Bookracks and Accessory Holders that are integrated