Hi folks,
Thinking of getting the Reebok I-Run for my good lady (on offer at Argos), anyone tell me if they are good?
Cheers
Hi folks,
Thinking of getting the Reebok I-Run for my good lady (on offer at Argos), anyone tell me if they are good?
Cheers
Cave canem!
only for launching planes.
Or not....
(Discuss)
As much as it would be humourous to get into the whole plane treadmill thingy, I'm gonna stay on topic. I actually have one of these, had it since October. It's pretty good, I've never used a treadmill before this one, so I wont be able to compare it with others. But I have been using it for like 2-3 times a week, and no problems. Seems very sturdy, I done my research before I went ahead and bought it, and its got all round great reviews.
And for £200 less than I got it for, I'm pretty sure you'll be happy with it. Although, just make sure you double check it when it arrives. When I got mine, parts of the plastic were battered and there was a wierd rattling noise when the belt was moving. Quick call to Argos, and I had a new, (unbroken) one redelivered.
Hope that helps.
Oh, and the fold-away aspect of the treadmill is brilliant, it works really well. Great way to save space.
Thanks folks, especially uchiha itachi, I was looking at the Roger Black gold (£50 more), but what has made my decision was the fold away part of it. I have ordered one today, and NO!, I wont be launching planes as flying helicopters is more my forte
Thanks again
P.S. Ham and pickle on brown is NOT sad Tiggerai
Cave canem!
Is buying a treadmill for your "good lady" the right message to give her?
Hope she asked for or got use for a treadmill (i.e goes running).
The white Argos I-Run at £299 is a good price - but is it the I-Run or the I-Run+ ? (which has a more powerful motor and better build quality)
I thought about getting one of these as they can fold down quite small, but for once stopped myself fadding.
that would be nice!
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