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		<title>When is a cheap treadmill TOO cheap?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[That&#8217;s the question of the year right there: When is a cheap treadmill too cheap for you? You might be wondering quite a bit at this question, however. What&#8217;s wrong with something that&#8217;s cheap? The cheaper the better right? Yes, to an extent, but at some point the price tag can turn into a serious [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That&#8217;s the question of the year right there: When is a cheap treadmill <em>too</em> cheap for you? You might be wondering quite a bit at this question, however. What&#8217;s wrong with something that&#8217;s cheap? The cheaper the better right? Yes, to an extent, but at some point the price tag can turn into a serious detriment. The build quality is going to be an important purchasing point, even if you need to spend a little bit more money for it. Just like anything, you really get what you pay for when purchasing even exercise equipment. Treadmills are just the same: The cheaper you get them for, the more likely the build quality isn&#8217;t there. And that turns into a safety issue.</p>
<p>Safety is going to be paramount when you&#8217;re using your treadmill, and for obvious reasons. What you have is a belt that&#8217;s moving at a good rate of speed, and you&#8217;re <em>running</em> on it. The stresses and strains put on the mechanisms are going to be considerable. Every foot step you make is going to make a pretty good &#8220;thud&#8221; against the machine, and if the quality of the treadmill isn&#8217;t there, you&#8217;re going to break something relatively quickly. Hopefully you won&#8217;t get hurt in the process. That&#8217;s why even if you have to spend some more money than you might want to on a treadmill, it&#8217;s probably still a good investment to go for one that&#8217;s been well reviewed. Check out the usual review sites (I like epinions and Amazon) for reviews on where to find a <em>good</em> cheap treadmill that will last you for years of use. Buying something that&#8217;s on sale for a couple hundred bucks is not going to do any good when it breaks a year down the line and you have to buy a new one. I think we can all agree on that point.</p>
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<p>Really, you need to stick to good retailers when you buy any type of exercise equipment. <em>Trusted</em> retailers. Retailers that you know that are going to offer product support and a strong warranty. Better yet, you want to know that the people selling you the treadmill know that it&#8217;s a good product from the start. You should go into the stores and actually talk to people who have used it and sold it for a long time. That&#8217;s how you know that you&#8217;ll get a <em>safe</em> cheap treadmills. Anything else is going to be risking it.</p>


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