I finally got my one bedroom apartment, move in Date is Dec 2nd - Which MEANS, I get to Amazon Black Friday shop for items before moving in, and thanks to you I know exactly what treadmill to get :) Time to get in my steps.
This is similar to my current treadmill. I have a SupeRun 2 in 1, 3.0 HP. It goes up to 7.5mph. As a full time remote worker its been great to have for my standing desk setup. Good review. I have something you might really enjoy reviewing - The SledTred by The Tib Bar Guy. It has a manual treadmill that can incline. It's an awesome piece of equipment. Im currently waiting until they ship mine in September.
I'm in the Pacific Northwest, known for really rainy and sometimes windy winters. I do a lot of Crossfit and usually walk 12,000-15,000 steps/day spring, summer and fall which is a great supplement to all of that training. However during winter I can't be bothered to go out in the cold rain and 40 degree temperatures. I get pretty slim during most of the year aside from winter which is a big problem, I work 100% from home and wondering if one of these under desk pads will work for me.
It sounds like an under-desk treadmill could be a great option for those winter months. The fact that you are used to walking 12k-15K steps a day is impressive. Maybe see how this works out for you? I never did that much walking on it, so I'd be interested to know how it does.
I got the Sperax pad with a 9 degree incline. It's great so far the incline makes a big difference for me. Unfortunately it doesn't come with a handrail that would have been nice.
Sure you could. But every time you moved the treadmill you would have to create another incline. Still looking for a treadmill/walking pad that has its own. Much more convenient.
If you don't switch the power switch off and allow it to go into standby and the display go off the off on button on the bar will not turn it back on only the remote. Not sure if the walker is faulty or not.
Hmm. Sounds like there could be a problem. On mine, as long as I had the “safety” key plugged in, I could use the buttons on the bar. I only used the remote when the bar was down for waking at my desk.
@@FitnessFinance4u thanks for your reply, I emailed Sperax and they have confirmed only the remote will take the walking pad out of standby, the button on the support bar does not switch on.
That's good about the incline. Good question about the warranty. I've heard some people say that it has lasted a long time and others who have not had that luck. I gave mine away so I'm not sure how long it will last.
Here's what the link the product says on Amazon/ "The powerful 2.5 Horsepower Motor provides a large carrying capacity of up to 280 pounds.The sturdy treadmill allows you to run up to 6.2 mph on the frame and walk up to 3.8 mph with the remote under your desk."
If I do another treadmill review it will probably be one with an "electric" incline and is more upscale. The RHYTHM Fun looks a lot like the one I reviewed in this video.
Can't you get into "fat-burning mode" by running at 6mph? Let me know, cuz I am eager to try this one! I just started jogging and want to simply get in shape by jogging indoors. Let me know if you think this is good for jogging. Thx!
Brittany, I definitely couldn't get into fat burning mode on this one, but I could run on it comfortably. I'm 5' 10". I'm trying out a new one in a few weeks with an incline which should be able to get me in fat burning mode.
I actually gave it away to a friend a while back as I had to make way for another treadmill review. The person I gave it to says it's still going strong!
I agree. Sperax actually does offer one with an incline. However, I'm reviewing another company's incline treadmill next as it looks pretty interesting. Stay tuned for the video!
Hi Guy, As an electrical engineer I can assure you there is no way a 3HP motor would fit into that frame. 3HP is 2.2 KW which equates to 17 Amps. So things would be getting scarily hot! I don't think there's any need to tell this kind of lie. It casts a dark shadow on the company's integrity?
I got the same treadmill, but man anything above the first speed setting sounds like a helicopter taking off in the room. Don't even know when I am supposed to use it, because I don't want to be a nuisance to my neighbours and the people living below me
@@FitnessFinance4u actually it recently mellowed out quite a bit after some hours of use. Don't know if this means the speed is slower than displayed or the motor needed some time to "adjust" to being used
@@FitnessFinance4u their scummy Amazon marketing aside, I do wonder if you have tried using one of these with a weighted vest to see if it gets you to your fat burning range
I finally got my one bedroom apartment, move in Date is Dec 2nd - Which MEANS, I get to Amazon Black Friday shop for items before moving in, and thanks to you I know exactly what treadmill to get :)
Time to get in my steps.
Congrats on the new apartment! I hope you love your new treadmill.
Thanks for this! I've been trying to decide between the first Sperax you reviewed, and this one. Your review sold me on this one. 👌
Glad I could help!
Oh I like this guy. Easy watching reviews. Subscribed 🙏
Cheers!
This is similar to my current treadmill. I have a SupeRun 2 in 1, 3.0 HP. It goes up to 7.5mph. As a full time remote worker its been great to have for my standing desk setup. Good review.
I have something you might really enjoy reviewing - The SledTred by The Tib Bar Guy. It has a manual treadmill that can incline. It's an awesome piece of equipment. Im currently waiting until they ship mine in September.
Thanks. I’ll look into it.
I'm in the Pacific Northwest, known for really rainy and sometimes windy winters. I do a lot of Crossfit and usually walk 12,000-15,000 steps/day spring, summer and fall which is a great supplement to all of that training. However during winter I can't be bothered to go out in the cold rain and 40 degree temperatures. I get pretty slim during most of the year aside from winter which is a big problem, I work 100% from home and wondering if one of these under desk pads will work for me.
It sounds like an under-desk treadmill could be a great option for those winter months. The fact that you are used to walking 12k-15K steps a day is impressive. Maybe see how this works out for you? I never did that much walking on it, so I'd be interested to know how it does.
I got the Sperax pad with a 9 degree incline. It's great so far the incline makes a big difference for me. Unfortunately it doesn't come with a handrail that would have been nice.
I’ll have to see if another company makes a “handrail” version of that.
@@FitnessFinance4u I'm looking for one with an incline and handrail
@@1redlionessMe too
excellent review answered all my questions.
Thank you. Glad I could help!
If you want to make it more difficult to get your heart rate higher you could try wearing a weighted vest or maybe a backpack with 10-20 lb dumbbell
True. But I think I’ll upgrade to a treadmill or walking pad with an incline next!
Really? Can you do a review please??@FitnessFinance4u
Can you create an incline? Have something that you can put under the treadmill that creates a small incline? If so, what?
Sure you could. But every time you moved the treadmill you would have to create another incline. Still looking for a treadmill/walking pad that has its own. Much more convenient.
at this pt just waiting for you to review 1 with an incline, thought about getting to Egofit Walker Pro but worried about the short walking area
Probably not going to review one with an incline, but I bet somebody else has!
Thanks… was informative
Glad it was helpful!
Nice review thank you !!!
Glad you liked it!
You know I’m in the market for one. This one looks good. Watching. You mentioned carpet. Can it be level on carpet?
Yes it can. It makes it even quieter too!
Put one of those mats under it in case the lubricant leaks so you don't damage carpet. 👍
If you don't switch the power switch off and allow it to go into standby and the display go off the off on button on the bar will not turn it back on only the remote. Not sure if the walker is faulty or not.
Hmm. Sounds like there could be a problem. On mine, as long as I had the “safety” key plugged in, I could use the buttons on the bar. I only used the remote when the bar was down for waking at my desk.
@@FitnessFinance4u thanks for your reply, I emailed Sperax and they have confirmed only the remote will take the walking pad out of standby, the button on the support bar does not switch on.
do you have a recommendation for that HAS an incline at all? Thank you.
I'm sorry, but I don't. I haven't tried one yet. If I do, I'll let you know.
Much appreciated 👍🏼
Regarding the incline for fat burning mode, do you have a recommended treadmill?
I’m searching for one and will be getting one to review soon!
Did you have to lubricant the first time you used it?
No...it was fine when I got it.
I noticed the new version of this has an incline on Amazon.
Question should I buy the extra warranty?
That's good about the incline. Good question about the warranty. I've heard some people say that it has lasted a long time and others who have not had that luck. I gave mine away so I'm not sure how long it will last.
Hi, great video! Does anyone knows if the Motor is 800Watts or 2,5HP?
Here's what the link the product says on Amazon/ "The powerful 2.5 Horsepower Motor provides a large carrying capacity of up to 280 pounds.The sturdy treadmill allows you to run up to 6.2 mph on the frame and walk up to 3.8 mph with the remote under your desk."
would you try the RHYTHM fun with incline and bar? looks like a decent one
If I do another treadmill review it will probably be one with an "electric" incline and is more upscale. The RHYTHM Fun looks a lot like the one I reviewed in this video.
@@FitnessFinance4u if I could ask another q. Since you’ve been using a walking pad how do you feel with or without the bar?
no auto incline? have you reviewed the Urevo?
No auto incline. Reviewing one of those soon. Haven't tried the Urevo.
Can't you get into "fat-burning mode" by running at 6mph? Let me know, cuz I am eager to try this one! I just started jogging and want to simply get in shape by jogging indoors. Let me know if you think this is good for jogging. Thx!
Brittany, I definitely couldn't get into fat burning mode on this one, but I could run on it comfortably. I'm 5' 10". I'm trying out a new one in a few weeks with an incline which should be able to get me in fat burning mode.
how has it held up, have you been using it frequently since?
I actually gave it away to a friend a while back as I had to make way for another treadmill review. The person I gave it to says it's still going strong!
If the company can add an incline you got a great product .
I agree. Sperax actually does offer one with an incline. However, I'm reviewing another company's incline treadmill next as it looks pretty interesting. Stay tuned for the video!
does it function with just the remote with the handle bar in the down position?
Yes!
Which power plug is in scope of delivery? Can i use it in Germany?
The US version. 110V-120V-50Hz. It's probably best if you contact Sperax directly to see if they make one that you can use in Germany.
@@FitnessFinance4u 60Hz in the USA.
is this compatible with pitpat app????
Not sure what that app is?
How tall are you? Thats important for me.
5’ 10”
Hi Guy, As an electrical engineer I can assure you there is no way a 3HP motor would fit into that frame. 3HP is 2.2 KW which equates to 17 Amps. So things would be getting scarily hot! I don't think there's any need to tell this kind of lie. It casts a dark shadow on the company's integrity?
I messed up. It’s a 2.5HP motor.
@@FitnessFinance4u It wasn't you who messed up it's the company. Your reviews are excellent !
@@FitnessFinance4u Its' also scarily hot. I know i have one.
I got the same treadmill, but man anything above the first speed setting sounds like a helicopter taking off in the room. Don't even know when I am supposed to use it, because I don't want to be a nuisance to my neighbours and the people living below me
I imagine it could be a bit loud if you are the downstairs neighbor, but I think almost any treadmill would have the same issue.
@@FitnessFinance4u actually it recently mellowed out quite a bit after some hours of use. Don't know if this means the speed is slower than displayed or the motor needed some time to "adjust" to being used
Does that really has an original cost of $2299? I cannot believe it
Hmmm, I don’t know. That seems a bit high though.
10:42 they had it listed as $2300 original. What a joke
wow!
@@FitnessFinance4u their scummy Amazon marketing aside, I do wonder if you have tried using one of these with a weighted vest to see if it gets you to your fat burning range
THEY LAST ABOUT 5 MONTHS I HAVE ONE.. ITS NOW BASICALLY A PAPERWEIGHT AND NO WARRANTY (3 months) ... BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK
Ugh, bummer. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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