CH Runners
Running => Running => Topic started by: RioG on December 28, 2025, 08:48:56 AM
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Is it any good? I assume it's a chain and international.
They have crazy boxing week sales and there is what looks like a decent treadmill for $800. It doesn't have the tech of more expensive ones, but I don't care about that. I just care that it feels very sturdy and doesn't sound like a herd of elephants.
I'm realizing that if I want to meet my goals I need one. I've already had to miss days due to weather and road closures and it's only the beginning of winter.
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I don't know but good luck with it!
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I've never heard of them either. You can usually find free or cheap used treadmills online, it's the kind of investment most people don't make use of. I highly recommend going this route, it's worth the hassle.
When I got a new one this year i had my old one and my wife's old one still and I couldn't get anyone to take them for free even. One of them ended up going for scrap but the other one I just finally found a home for.
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Don't know anything about them. I took a look at their website. Their budget Horizon brand I don't think rates very well. I've seen that brand at Canadian Tire, which is probably not a good sign for robust fitness equipment.
My LifeFitness treadmill is 10 years old, and I bought it used, so I'm guessing it's at least 15 years old. But I don't use it much. Maybe 3-6 times a year, when the weather outside is really bad.
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Oh boo. It got really good reviews on their site.
I did get my last TM at Canadian Tire and it was OK. It still worked when I (regrettably) gave it away.
I've been storm stayed since Sunday. Roads closed, whiteouts, can't even drive to the gym. I sure could use a run. It would be far too dangerous on the road with whiteouts.
Rarely do I wish I lived in the city, but times like this I do.
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