Redliro Walking Treadmill for Senior with Long Handrail, 300 lbs Capacity, Recovery Fitness Exercise Machine Foldable Treadmills for Home with Holder LCD Display, Holder for Phone & Cup

This treadmill works great right out of the box! Easy to put together and quiet I make more noise with my feet walking than this motor! Love the elongated arms, very sturdy, slight incline which is not mentioned, but it is not much and easy to do giving a little more resistance to the walk. for the money has a lot of great features, I am a senior and so happy with this purchase at this time.

great price, works very well, hand rails are very good to have, was easy to assemble, and it's light weight, has a safety switch, controls are easy to reach and work

Affordable, quiet, virtually ready to use out of the box (screw viewing/ control panel & railings together). Light weight. Handrail controls well placed & easier to use while walking than panel controls. Speed increments up or down of .1mph.. starts at .5mph up to 5.5mph. Very smooth transitioning. Lit panel easy to read especially in an unlit room or in front of tv or window. Fast delivery. It does have a slightly shorter & narrower walking area but I've adjusted my walking stride so I don't hit the front of machine or slip off the back of machine compared to my old compact treadmill or the huge apartment weight room treadmill. My pace is 2.0 to 2.5mph. 3.0 to 5.5mph would be running for me @ 72yrs old. I feel very safe & steady with railings on at all times due to balance problems which is why I bought this particular machine. I have had it a few weeks & am very happy with it.. you can't go wrong with it especially if you don't have a lot if space or live in an apartment. No special hours to use or not use. Get on for a few minutes at the speed you like or need anytime you want as often as you like.. no lines waiting to use!! Has 12 programs if you feel adventurise. Enjoy.

I am an 86 yo woman living in a rural area. Walking outside the is difficult and a bit unsafe for me. I like that it is compact so takes less floor space. I like that it is very quiet. The handrail controls are an asset. I have a balance disorder and the rails allow me to walk with ease. I like the price. The only drawback I see so far is the rails height is one size fits all. My arms are not comfotable when using the treadmill because rails are too high for me. Adjustable rails would made using treadmill much more enjoyable. I’ve only had it a couple of days and hope it is durable. I am walking at 2.5 mph so speed is more than adequate. I hope to progress to 3.5 mph as my legs get stronger. Don’t like treadmills in general but happy to be able to get some walking exercise.

ITs compact, fairly easy to assemble and works smoothly. I needed a smaller treadmill and this one fits the bill just right. It seems well built and is pretty quiet as well.

Fairly easy to assemble. It’s small though. Good for 5’4” or shorter. Also narrow. Still ok for the price. Only for walking, no jogging.

We finally received our Treadmill after FedEx delays. None of which involve the fine company that sells this product. Was very easy to put together by a 74 year old man. Wife was so excited when she came home and saw her Treadmill up and running. It is so easy to use and so very quiet. We will have many years of using this. Thank you Redneno for your help in getting my product delivered from a slow FedEx. We highly recommend your great product and for those Seniors out there, this is a treadmill for you.

*Update, I have had this unit for 6 months, used it every day for 25-30 minutes at about 3-4 mph. Works like the day I got it, no issues and no loose parts, etc. *This is a good deal for the price. Most treadmills are in the $1000 to 3000 range and have lots of features and gimmicks. If the unit lasts, it will be a great deal.It is important to know it is for walking, not for running. The walking area is smaller than a regular treadmill. But with the long handles it is likely to keep you from falling. The fastest speed is 5.5 mph which is about an 11 min mile.It seems well built and solid and works as describedI subtracted one star for the instructions. They leave out a lot of details. Let me outline the things you should know if you are going to get one:1-In step 3 the "support bar" is the same thing as the "column tube" in the diagram.2-in the armrest, there are 4 pre-installed screws on each side to remove, not 2.3-they give a few extra screws, but not of each type. I think they are being generous in case you lose one, but they do not say so, so you might think you forgot some screws.4-there is a big rubber plug to take out of each side of the "control console" in order to attach the arm rests.5-At least two other reviews complained they could not get rid of the "error" message on the console after powering up. There is a magnet on a string that you connect to your clothes. This magnet must be in place to turn on the machine. This is a safety which turns off the treadmill in case you fall off. It iwll read "error" unless you attach the magnet.6-They have a heart rate monitor which is a nice touch, but you have to hold on to the contacts for at least 90 seconds to get a semi-accurate reading. It read 90 when I counted 108Like I already said, it is otherwise a good deal for basic walking especially when the weather is bad.I will add to the review if it fails anytime soon.