What to look for when buying a treadmill

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2.6 Shock absorption systems

The most common cushioning systems are spring cushioning system, silicone cushioning system, coil spring cushioning system, air cushion cushioning system and suspension cushioning system in order of increasing cost. Most treadmills on the market today use a combination of cushioning systems.

3.1 Treadmill size

The size of the running belt is very important because it determines the running space. But the actual common running belt on the market is generally 120 to 150 cm long and 40 to 60 cm wide. Different belgium number data brands of treadmills often have differences in size of only a few centimeters, the size difference is not too big. Therefore, we do not need to pay too much attention to the size of the running belt, but only need to adjust the preference of the running belt according to personal needs.
If you just like jogging or easy walking, the short length of the running belt is not a problem, but for intense fast running and long running, you should choose a treadmill with a longer belt.
If you are thin, you can choose a treadmill with a narrower belt, because the treadmills on the market are generally suitable for most people, and the belt will not be too short. But for people who are wide and fat, you should choose a treadmill with the widest belt possible.


3.2 Engine power

The motor power is divided into peak power (HP) and continuous output power (CHP). Common brands know that these two points are very important to treadmill buyers, so there are usually clear marks on the details page.