@@fundyproductions5927 no. Running outside in aboved referenced cities might be dangerous given the violence in those places. I am not trying to get shot while running. This might be a safer option.
@@fundyproductions5927 hello seems like they didnt answer your question. Theres different reasons a good view with great weather, fresh air, sometimes I get bored of looking at a wall the whole time I am running
ive used this for for 1 year now, just walking on it for an hour a day ive lost 80 pounds ( w diet of course) at first it was hard to walk on it, now I can sprint or whatever, its quiet all you need to do is clean it here and there
I have the same machine. In the morning, I run on it for an hour straight without stopping. At night, I sleep on it more comfortable than on the bed haha
The stickers were peeling off the side in one of the shots too. I'd rather those issues than something that affects treadmill performance / functionality, but still very disappointing for the money.
I just now watched this video.. and you are spot on. For the price there shouldn't be structural issues. If there are then they need to be fixed under the warranty at no charge to the customer.
I just got mine the other day. I was going to get a treadmill anyway, but I got this for a few key reasons. Since it was powerless, I didn’t need to have it by an outlet and could move it around as needed. I could also change the monitor if it needed to be replaced. No motor so no need to have it replaced or have maintenance done on it, and no monthly subscription needed to have it be used to its full potential. And I got a slight discount at a local gym equipment store. I’m happy with it so far.
Teaches you proper form. No motor. You cannot slack while running unlike a traditional treadmill. Has lifetime warranty or 150k mile warranty but you’re worried about it doesn’t have an incline….
I am new to cardio and decided to run as fast as I could on these. I was very amazed that for some reason I got no shin splints and could run way faster than out doors... I ran so fast I got a panic attack 😳 ... throat felt so tight from anxiety for 3 hours afterwards, like it was closing up, but the runners high had me so doped out I didn't even care.
One thing I'd change immediately is the place you put your phone/tablet. Positioning it at the level of your eyes will prevent you from hunching down with your neck, which affects your entire running posture.
So I have watched this guy's videos for the true form trainer, and have run on plenty of assault runners. I ended up pulling the trigger on the true form trainer at the start of this year. I like the quality and feel of it more that the previous assault runners I've run on. And went for the trainer over the true form runner as to save the $1.5k difference.
To add, what j liked about the usage better on the true form is it is less of a "curve" and really makes you poeer it yourself. I like that more so it is less assisted than the assault. If you look at true form videos they talk about how it "makes" you run in good form.. this is absolutely true, if my form starts slacking rhe pace instantly drops and makes it known so you can correct yourself.
@@seancasey5834 great info. Do you notice any difference in the impact on your legs or shins compared to a normal tredmill? I regularly get shin splits and joint issues running on harder surfaces or shitty treadmills and was looking for something that absorbs impact better
@@Zach-xn6yi this is great for the impact reduction, now to add, it doesn't feel good for walking in my own experience. But for running it is absolutely phenomenal.
I would rather get the sliders board where you go from side to side. Lots of people already moving in forward motion for the most part. Can you recommend any treadmill that is bang for buck?
this would be so useful during the winter and early spring months out here in oklahoma, because our weather can change on a dime. heck we had a freeze in October last year, and that never happens. the cost keeps me away.., really looking into an assault bike instead, seams like more bang for my buck. great review..
I had mine for about a month and it’s really good. Sprinting is much better on this . I used the pro before but overall I like this elite better. I was very careful when I put this together so I didn’t have issues with side arms but maybe that’s the Airforce in me lol (attention to detail) Oh and they give a great veteran discount . The ONLY knock on this is it had a small couple scratch but it was not a deal breaker for me. The whole family loves this thing so I’m happy also.
@@zakymaa with the right shoes it feels like running outside.sometimes I’ll pull it out on driveway to get that outdoor feel. Training on it is great. I think u should try before you buy BUT you won’t be disappointed if you buy first. I have no issues with my joints when I train…hope this helps
@@IronMayne thanks a lot. I got it already and I feel it is a bit fast as well. I got the elite version and some people mentioned that the belt is heavy so it runs fast. I also tried xebex but it is a bit slow so I don’t like it.
Assaults customer service is second to none. Without going into to much detail, they’ve corrected issues with my original runner purchase that turned into three runners for the price of 1.
You planning to review the TruGrit curved treadmill with the magnetic resistance? Interested to see how it compares with the Assault AirRunner and the TrueForm Trainer.
I bought this treadmill based off your review and I wanted to update you as to what is happening with ours. It arrived a few days ago and we assembled it in our home gym yesterday. For a supposed new unit the track was really dirty with dirt caked into the lateral aspect of most treads. I honestly think it may not be new but maybe old rather than used and stored out in the open so it collected dirt?? Anyway, their are several rubbing sounds that occur at each 1 revolution with 1 of the sounds being like a scrapping sound that lasts for a full second or so while the treadmill is turning. We can see that the treadmill is not centered but closer to the right molding then the left molding by about 3/8th's of an inch when standing on it and looking down and watching that gap along the entire length of the right side between the revolving track and the side molding the track wobbles closer to and scrapes along the right molding and then wobbles back. The sounds are unnerving and oddly does not occurs on every revolution (so sometimes it wobbles and sometimes it doesn't and sometimes it wobbles worse) but on most, and that is even more disturbing to me. We are pretty upset because this cost 4K and arrived seemingly in second hand condition and out of alignment. We won't keep it for fear that it is a lemon. I wouldn't trust this unit long term let alone short term. I called the company asap and the young woman who answers the phone sent me an email at the ready that requires disassembly of the unit and molding and requires sanding the molding to address common types of *other issues* the company is aware of such that they had a ready made email to send out. Neither of the issues described in that email describe what is happening to ours. I sent an email back stating that I am not going to disassemble this unit that is brand new and start to sand the molding or throw glue at it like they suggest. They can send a new unit and collect this one or just collect this one and I will by from another competitor instead. My wife does not want me to deal with Assault Fitness again because of our experience with this unit. Four thousand dollars and they want us to start sanding, that would be ridiculous. Disappointing to say the least. I will update you once I hear their response to my email.
I called and spoke with a polite customer care guy and he said the warrenty includes 1 year of service at no cost and if I I am willing they can send out a repair guy. My issue is I have 30 days with my credit card to declare it a lemmon etc otherwise I am stuck with it. So we will let it set for a few days and if it still makes noise I will call them and have them send s tech out but if its not within 30 days I will challenge the charge and make assault fitness pay to ship it back and at that point decide whether to allow them to replace it. With things this big and heavy you get shell shocked having to deal with moving it around and sending it back.
Great review Coop. I would LOVE a runner for my garage gym. I’m a twin girl dad and a healthcare worker (been a little busy last few years). I just simply can’t afford this. This is the one dream equipment I hope to get one day and blasphemy to say but if I had this my garage gym would be finished. Maybe one day.
I was fortunate enough to win one of these in an online ‘like & share’ comp. really ought to get some mileage in on it but the sun is shining. Well built (my arms don’t move), easy to build (needed an extra hand on some bits) but the plastic shims were a pain to get right.
Loved the comparison between the elite and the pro. Gave me the info incase i buy one and i juat wanted to know the differences, and ive ruled out the elite and ill just go with the pro if i biy ine. Thanks. great video.
I’ll stick with my 16 year old pacemaster pro elite. I wish pacemaster was still in business. May have to be ready to buy a new motherboard (in the secondary market) just in case.
Couldn't help but notice the Titan fitness Stealth leg press in the background. I was hoping that Coop would do a review of it. His reviews are always so helpful
*This is the second Treadmill friend I've owned **bestgym.equipment** t was easy to assemble and easier to fold than my last one. The controls are a lot better as well. I give it 5 stars!*
Just got one. Unboxed it and one of the wires was completely severed. Waiting for the place I bought it from to send me a new one. Also the belt squeaks but apparently that’s normal and should go away but we’ll see I guess.
@@tenhomebuyers5313 bought it from a fitness equipment place in Canada. Still waiting for the wire and still don’t have it assembled. I’ll wait till I’ve used it for a bit before I make my final judgment on the machine but we’re not off to a great start 😠
My honest opinion is that it looks like it has cheap plastic housing and handles. Coop said it is expensive for a treadmill, it costs $4k. The Whipr 10 modality package costs $1,232, a high end bike trainer like Wahoo Fitness Kickr costs $900 (low end ones like Leisure Sports Bike Trainer Stand start at $74) Anyway, the way I see it you could a low end bike, lets say $600 hardtail, from your local bike shop, the Whipr package and a very high end bike trainer for $900, then including walking/running outside you would have 13 ways to get your cardio in, and have $1,267 left over which is enough for a nice pair of shoes and a loop resistance band gym set and maybe even a weight or two after that.
Coop! You da man... WOULD YOU CHOOSE THE Truform runner or this assualt runner elite for training athletes ??? You opinion matters... Thank you for your time
You mention the heavier quality belt on the Elite. But, isn't the belt on the Pro model the same exact belt? Or is it lesser quality on the Pro? --Thanks
I haven't seen anything about resistance options on this or the trueform reviews. Do they not have a lever to change the resistance? I used one at a hotel a few months ago and turned the resistance on high and it was basically a sled push which I thought was awesome. Does anyone have any opinions on non motorized treadmills with varying resistance?
When you read the comments, clearly the non-motorized / curved concept isn't sinking in. The commentary about the tread having momentum and being faster (like a motorized treadmill) is odd to me, I am sure there is a work out / training regime where you want the ground to be zero effort and just run to keep up with it. But that seems to be diversion from what the trueform / curve style is about. You see this with people requesting that it be inclined and have resistance. They should decide what they want to do and achieve, which might very well be running around uphill with some crazy bad form.
Have you / will you review the X3 bar & bands system? Mainly for people in tiny Apartments that don't have room for actual weights, racks & machines? I don't expect it to be amazing, but looking to see if you think it would be even worth it compared to other bands, for people in small spaces 😁
Really tough sell, even if you focus on the cheaper Pro version. That price point buys you a really, really nice entry commercial grade motorized treadmill.
Good question. I'd like to know this as well. My gym gets very humid. I'm wondering how often these bearings would need to be greased and can I do it myself.
I somehow doubt that a 150,000 mile warranty won't be enough for any home gym. You would need to run a marathon every day for over 15 years to cover that. Even in a commercial setting the warranty would last decades.
How do you lock the manual treadmill when not in use ?? My toddler likes to stick his fingers in the moving manual belt and I’m worried he’s going to lose a finger ?
Would be nice if anyone has input on the the self driven treadmills that have a different handle set up and offer resistance to them so you can simulate sled pulls and pushes? Some are almost half the price of this and offer more of a variety of uses other than just sprint and walk. Has anyone used one before? Do they have heavy belts that offer a smooth and efficient sprint to them? Are they worth it over the assault runner?
I’ve used the expensive Italian brand with the yellow branding in a gym in Colombia. I really liked them, but they’re super expensive. I keep hoping for rogue to make one that has the resistance option. I’d buy that thing so fast. They provide a nice training option.
That was nice rewiew! Have to start save some money so i can Have it some day, big bonus it does not Have motor and i can use it outside , im not fan of gyms😅👍👍
I recently bought the pro and absolutely love it. Question, is the track on the elite not 100% centred and about 1 to 2/16 inch more to one side. Mine is and assuming it’s like this so that you can lift the track up but not sure
I think it's hilarious how one of its selling points is the ability to use it outside when the weather is nice.
Depends where you live. You might get shot in Chicago, Baltimore, Oakland, etc so this seems safer.
@@bmstylee ya but why would you bring it outside ?
@@fundyproductions5927 no. Running outside in aboved referenced cities might be dangerous given the violence in those places. I am not trying to get shot while running. This might be a safer option.
@@bmstylee 🤦♂️
@@fundyproductions5927 hello seems like they didnt answer your question. Theres different reasons a good view with great weather, fresh air, sometimes I get bored of looking at a wall the whole time I am running
ive used this for for 1 year now, just walking on it for an hour a day ive lost 80 pounds ( w diet of course) at first it was hard to walk on it, now I can sprint or whatever, its quiet all you need to do is clean it here and there
I have the same machine. In the morning, I run on it for an hour straight without stopping. At night, I sleep on it more comfortable than on the bed haha
$4000.00 and that plastic part won't snap tight would drive me insane!
Very true! You nailed that!! I would go mad 😡 myself!!
Yep, deal breaker
The stickers were peeling off the side in one of the shots too. I'd rather those issues than something that affects treadmill performance / functionality, but still very disappointing for the money.
I won't buy it for that reason myslef
I just now watched this video.. and you are spot on. For the price there shouldn't be structural issues. If there are then they need to be fixed under the warranty at no charge to the customer.
I don't need an assault runner. I don't even want one. But why am I watching this video? Because Coop put it out.
Thank you 👊
Just admit it, you hope to catch Coop deadlift 1000 lbs in one of the vids, come on admit it!.
Yep I can’t stop watching his vids
I just got mine the other day. I was going to get a treadmill anyway, but I got this for a few key reasons. Since it was powerless, I didn’t need to have it by an outlet and could move it around as needed. I could also change the monitor if it needed to be replaced. No motor so no need to have it replaced or have maintenance done on it, and no monthly subscription needed to have it be used to its full potential. And I got a slight discount at a local gym equipment store. I’m happy with it so far.
How are you liking it so far? Any issues?
@@gooddaymate1171 none, works great. The thing is like a tank. Demo one, you’ll see what I mean
Is it still running great?
I like how it doesn’t require a power supply. My only issue is that it doesn’t have any adjustments for incline.
Teaches you proper form. No motor. You cannot slack while running unlike a traditional treadmill. Has lifetime warranty or 150k mile warranty but you’re worried about it doesn’t have an incline….
It's a pain BUT you can adjust the front peddles height or can add extra foam padding, ora piece of wood to get the incline
Running outside on a treadmill. Nobody can ever say that Coop isn't dedicated to his equipment, lol.
👊💯
The average treadmill fan vs the “Take a walk outside” enjoyer.
This deserves to be pinned
I am new to cardio and decided to run as fast as I could on these. I was very amazed that for some reason I got no shin splints and could run way faster than out doors... I ran so fast I got a panic attack 😳 ... throat felt so tight from anxiety for 3 hours afterwards, like it was closing up, but the runners high had me so doped out I didn't even care.
One thing I'd change immediately is the place you put your phone/tablet. Positioning it at the level of your eyes will prevent you from hunching down with your neck, which affects your entire running posture.
Can you make a video comparison between the Trueform trainer and the Assault runner pro please? Thanks in advance bro.
Read my mind
So I have watched this guy's videos for the true form trainer, and have run on plenty of assault runners. I ended up pulling the trigger on the true form trainer at the start of this year. I like the quality and feel of it more that the previous assault runners I've run on. And went for the trainer over the true form runner as to save the $1.5k difference.
To add, what j liked about the usage better on the true form is it is less of a "curve" and really makes you poeer it yourself. I like that more so it is less assisted than the assault. If you look at true form videos they talk about how it "makes" you run in good form.. this is absolutely true, if my form starts slacking rhe pace instantly drops and makes it known so you can correct yourself.
@@seancasey5834 great info. Do you notice any difference in the impact on your legs or shins compared to a normal tredmill? I regularly get shin splits and joint issues running on harder surfaces or shitty treadmills and was looking for something that absorbs impact better
@@Zach-xn6yi this is great for the impact reduction, now to add, it doesn't feel good for walking in my own experience. But for running it is absolutely phenomenal.
I like these, but not enough to warrant the cost and floor space for a cardio piece.
Yes need to keep space for a third squat rack
Yeah the space but mainly the prices is way out of my reach
@@rodolfomedini9931 and more 35s because #allplatesmatter
I sold mine because it takes space and running outside is better?
I would rather get the sliders board where you go from side to side. Lots of people already moving in forward motion for the most part. Can you recommend any treadmill that is bang for buck?
Thanks for this review, It cemented my purchase. My just treadmill just arrived and I was able to securely fasten the plastic arm rest without issue.
Im about to buy it. Do you like it?
Crazy how expensive it is even tho there’s no motor in it
Literally just bought the elite because of your review ! Thanks coop!!! Got it on clearance also for $3,500 !!!!!!!!
And??
I just bought the elite while it was 500 bucks off AND you get a free bike pro!!! I can't wait for them to get here!
I'm 5' 11" and I can not tell you how excited I am to be getting one of these. No more hitting my feet
Just curious as to how the treadmill is going for you? I'm hoping to get one soon and I'm the same height. Hoping it's not too small.
@@adrianbillionaire I did not get it yet . This summer hopefully
@@msve3730 ok 👍🏾 thanks
this would be so useful during the winter and early spring months out here in oklahoma, because our weather can change on a dime. heck we had a freeze in October last year, and that never happens.
the cost keeps me away.., really looking into an assault bike instead, seams like more bang for my buck.
great review..
I had mine for about a month and it’s really good. Sprinting is much better on this . I used the pro before but overall I like this elite better. I was very careful when I put this together so I didn’t have issues with side arms but maybe that’s the Airforce in me lol (attention to detail) Oh and they give a great veteran discount . The ONLY knock on this is it had a small couple scratch but it was not a deal breaker for me. The whole family loves this thing so I’m happy also.
How is it compared to running outside and can you do running training on it for long distance? Appreciate your reply and experience on this.
@@zakymaa with the right shoes it feels like running outside.sometimes I’ll pull it out on driveway to get that outdoor feel. Training on it is great. I think u should try before you buy BUT you won’t be disappointed if you buy first. I have no issues with my joints when I train…hope this helps
@@IronMayne thanks a lot. I got it already and I feel it is a bit fast as well. I got the elite version and some people mentioned that the belt is heavy so it runs fast. I also tried xebex but it is a bit slow so I don’t like it.
How do you get the veteran discount? I just bought one and am a veteran. Thx!
@@patrickevans2126 u gotta call them bro bro
Assaults customer service is second to none. Without going into to much detail, they’ve corrected issues with my original runner purchase that turned into three runners for the price of 1.
Love my previous gen assault runner.
You planning to review the TruGrit curved treadmill with the magnetic resistance? Interested to see how it compares with the Assault AirRunner and the TrueForm Trainer.
Yeah please compare to the true form trainer
I bought this treadmill based off your review and I wanted to update you as to what is happening with ours. It arrived a few days ago and we assembled it in our home gym yesterday. For a supposed new unit the track was really dirty with dirt caked into the lateral aspect of most treads. I honestly think it may not be new but maybe old rather than used and stored out in the open so it collected dirt?? Anyway, their are several rubbing sounds that occur at each 1 revolution with 1 of the sounds being like a scrapping sound that lasts for a full second or so while the treadmill is turning. We can see that the treadmill is not centered but closer to the right molding then the left molding by about 3/8th's of an inch when standing on it and looking down and watching that gap along the entire length of the right side between the revolving track and the side molding the track wobbles closer to and scrapes along the right molding and then wobbles back. The sounds are unnerving and oddly does not occurs on every revolution (so sometimes it wobbles and sometimes it doesn't and sometimes it wobbles worse) but on most, and that is even more disturbing to me. We are pretty upset because this cost 4K and arrived seemingly in second hand condition and out of alignment. We won't keep it for fear that it is a lemon. I wouldn't trust this unit long term let alone short term. I called the company asap and the young woman who answers the phone sent me an email at the ready that requires disassembly of the unit and molding and requires sanding the molding to address common types of *other issues* the company is aware of such that they had a ready made email to send out. Neither of the issues described in that email describe what is happening to ours. I sent an email back stating that I am not going to disassemble this unit that is brand new and start to sand the molding or throw glue at it like they suggest. They can send a new unit and collect this one or just collect this one and I will by from another competitor instead. My wife does not want me to deal with Assault Fitness again because of our experience with this unit. Four thousand dollars and they want us to start sanding, that would be ridiculous. Disappointing to say the least. I will update you once I hear their response to my email.
I called and spoke with a polite customer care guy and he said the warrenty includes 1 year of service at no cost and if I I am willing they can send out a repair guy. My issue is I have 30 days with my credit card to declare it a lemmon etc otherwise I am stuck with it. So we will let it set for a few days and if it still makes noise I will call them and have them send s tech out but if its not within 30 days I will challenge the charge and make assault fitness pay to ship it back and at that point decide whether to allow them to replace it. With things this big and heavy you get shell shocked having to deal with moving it around and sending it back.
@@MrKeithcl - I wouldn't accept a used treadmill when you paid for a brand new one. Unacceptable!
Great review Coop. I would LOVE a runner for my garage gym. I’m a twin girl dad and a healthcare worker (been a little busy last few years). I just simply can’t afford this. This is the one dream equipment I hope to get one day and blasphemy to say but if I had this my garage gym would be finished. Maybe one day.
Have they mandated the vaccine at your work?
Assault has the option to pay 0% interest. Maybe you should check that out.
I was fortunate enough to win one of these in an online ‘like & share’ comp. really ought to get some mileage in on it but the sun is shining.
Well built (my arms don’t move), easy to build (needed an extra hand on some bits) but the plastic shims were a pain to get right.
You want to sell it? lol
@@joshlawrence1836 right😂
Loved the comparison between the elite and the pro. Gave me the info incase i buy one and i juat wanted to know the differences, and ive ruled out the elite and ill just go with the pro if i biy ine. Thanks. great video.
We have one at my gym and it has held up well
I’ll stick with my 16 year old pacemaster pro elite. I wish pacemaster was still in business. May have to be ready to buy a new motherboard (in the secondary market) just in case.
Couldn't help but notice the Titan fitness Stealth leg press in the background. I was hoping that Coop would do a review of it. His reviews are always so helpful
Do these ever go on sale
*This is the second Treadmill friend I've owned **bestgym.equipment** t was easy to assemble and easier to fold than my last one. The controls are a lot better as well. I give it 5 stars!*
would you buy this or a true form runner?
Assault all day.
TRUEFORM
Truform
@@smilinjoe23 Trueform
Great review!
Thank you for this review. I'd like to get one.
I’d like to try doing some sprints on it
Just got one. Unboxed it and one of the wires was completely severed. Waiting for the place I bought it from to send me a new one. Also the belt squeaks but apparently that’s normal and should go away but we’ll see I guess.
Did you buy it directly from their website or another site. I’m going to buy one very soon.
@@tenhomebuyers5313 bought it from a fitness equipment place in Canada. Still waiting for the wire and still don’t have it assembled. I’ll wait till I’ve used it for a bit before I make my final judgment on the machine but we’re not off to a great start 😠
@@denny33 Awesome, thanks for response. Enjoy it!
Can you look into the Aussie pro runner? They're on sale right now, and have magnetic resistance. They also offer 0% financing.
Any thoughts on the woodway curve?
My honest opinion is that it looks like it has cheap plastic housing and handles. Coop said it is expensive for a treadmill, it costs $4k.
The Whipr 10 modality package costs $1,232, a high end bike trainer like Wahoo Fitness Kickr costs $900 (low end ones like Leisure Sports Bike Trainer Stand start at $74)
Anyway, the way I see it you could a low end bike, lets say $600 hardtail, from your local bike shop, the Whipr package and a very high end bike trainer for $900, then including walking/running outside you would have 13 ways to get your cardio in, and have $1,267 left over which is enough for a nice pair of shoes and a loop resistance band gym set and maybe even a weight or two after that.
Been wanting a good unmotorized treadmill. Only downfall is no incline adjustment. Not a deal breaker though.
For that money I’d be very disappointed with those shims not fitting on the arms.
Saw these in videos.
Very cool looking. Sadly my gym doesnt have any.
But what if i want to use it in the mountains…😂😂😂 great review coop!
4K!!! Well, my basics come first...my cheap pro form from Costco is going to do for now.
Good thing I was on the crapper when you revealed the price.
Thank you! as a comparison to trueform runner treadmill, do you think the trueform runner simulate the road better than the assault runner elite?
How easy would it be to move to another room? Also, how would it perform in the cold weather?
Can you adjust the resistance on any of the assaultrunners?
Just picked up the elite for $3,080. Still feel ripped off, but it was the best deal I could find
Never used one looks awesome but for 4 bands seems like a rip off
Coop! You da man...
WOULD YOU CHOOSE THE
Truform runner or this assualt runner elite for training athletes ???
You opinion matters...
Thank you for your time
Whats about noise in apartments compared to regular ones
Is it easier to run on than the woodway curve?
Sunday m wonder m wonder when Figure will come out with theirs??
If I'm gonna drag it outside I'm just going to run outside. Lol, This would be a nice option for those winter days though.
You mention the heavier quality belt on the Elite. But, isn't the belt on the Pro model the same exact belt? Or is it lesser quality on the Pro? --Thanks
I have to know what u do for work to afford all this gym equipment?
I'm debating either an Assualt Runner Pro or the new Tru Grit Runner. I would love to see Coop do a review on that and compare the two.
Seconded
Me too.
Informative, efficient, entertaining, creative, and funny! And good video skills, too! Keep up the great work Coop!
So would you choose this or a Trueform Trainer?
Any feedback on how loud it is?
Test the cascade motorless tread and the stairmaster hitmill
Can you do HIIT on this?
What’s the differences between this one and the truform?
Monitor updated on the Pro version?
I have this same question.
That plastic gap on the handle would annoy me. Cheap parts on an expensive machine. At least make that part with screws so you can close the gap.
It would annoy me everytime I get on as well. If I had the money to splurge on this, I'd custom build a sleeve for it.
Me too. That's the first thing I noticed. For the price, everything should fit like a glove.
I haven't seen anything about resistance options on this or the trueform reviews. Do they not have a lever to change the resistance? I used one at a hotel a few months ago and turned the resistance on high and it was basically a sled push which I thought was awesome. Does anyone have any opinions on non motorized treadmills with varying resistance?
No
Bo jahna- the cascade ultra runner has the magnetic resistance lever that allows sled push
Are you faster sprinting on a track or non motorized treadmill
This thing costs more than twice as much as my entire gym. I'll stick to running outside thanks
Hey Yo coopa what shorts you wearing?
When you read the comments, clearly the non-motorized / curved concept isn't sinking in. The commentary about the tread having momentum and being faster (like a motorized treadmill) is odd to me, I am sure there is a work out / training regime where you want the ground to be zero effort and just run to keep up with it. But that seems to be diversion from what the trueform / curve style is about. You see this with people requesting that it be inclined and have resistance. They should decide what they want to do and achieve, which might very well be running around uphill with some crazy bad form.
Have you / will you review the X3 bar & bands system?
Mainly for people in tiny Apartments that don't have room for actual weights, racks & machines?
I don't expect it to be amazing, but looking to see if you think it would be even worth it compared to other bands, for people in small spaces 😁
This thing costs the same price as it was to originally build my garage gym🤦♂️ roads and open spaces are free.
You know what else is free a bunch of nice motorized treadmills on Craigslist
@@kevinbaker5630 lol true
You probably live in a place with nice weather.
@@cy6412 eh, Louisiana isnt really known for beautiful weather lol
Really tough sell, even if you focus on the cheaper Pro version. That price point buys you a really, really nice entry commercial grade motorized treadmill.
Those curved treadmills make you absolutely hate the old school flat ones.....
Definitely prefer the curved design.
Hey my guy, do you think a climbing machine specifically a versa climber is worth it for a unique style of cardio?
Join the The Home Gym Community GarageGymReview Facebook Group for Opinions. Enough good takes to withstand the trolls.
great video
What's the warranty on the ball bearings? How are we supposed to clean them or how is it maintained?
Good question. I'd like to know this as well. My gym gets very humid. I'm wondering how often these bearings would need to be greased and can I do it myself.
So how difficult is this than Woodways curved versions?
No discussion on the flywheel?
Hey Coop, have you ever used the Matrix S-Drive?
Great review! Thank you for pointing out the annoying plastic pieces on the arms. That would drive me crazy!!
Is that Whoop on the right wrist. Was there a review of it before?
No review on it currently.
I somehow doubt that a 150,000 mile warranty won't be enough for any home gym. You would need to run a marathon every day for over 15 years to cover that. Even in a commercial setting the warranty would last decades.
This is one way to interpret "go for a run outside"
😁 Truth.
Do you know if there’s an equivalent runner available in Australia?
Sorry, I immediately checked the price and had to pass on this video 🤣 I’ll still drop a like for the algorithm
No way, for that fitment, at that price and you playing that off.
How do you lock the manual treadmill when not in use ?? My toddler likes to stick his fingers in the moving manual belt and I’m worried he’s going to lose a finger ?
Would be nice if anyone has input on the the self driven treadmills that have a different handle set up and offer resistance to them so you can simulate sled pulls and pushes? Some are almost half the price of this and offer more of a variety of uses other than just sprint and walk. Has anyone used one before? Do they have heavy belts that offer a smooth and efficient sprint to them? Are they worth it over the assault runner?
I’ve used the expensive Italian brand with the yellow branding in a gym in Colombia. I really liked them, but they’re super expensive. I keep hoping for rogue to make one that has the resistance option. I’d buy that thing so fast. They provide a nice training option.
Yea, I tend to rather be outside, even in the rain and snow, than on a treadmill.
Do you think this treadmill is suitable for more “gen population”, non crossfitters? Or is it too fast?
That was nice rewiew! Have to start save some money so i can Have it some day, big bonus it does not Have motor and i can use it outside , im not fan of gyms😅👍👍
When the beginning of the pandemic happened I bought one. I'm no crossfit nutt but it has held up fine with a 250lbs person on it.
Poor Phil. I bet Phil is jacked from all the deliveries he has to carry off the truck for GGR.
I recently bought the pro and absolutely love it. Question, is the track on the elite not 100% centred and about 1 to 2/16 inch more to one side. Mine is and assuming it’s like this so that you can lift the track up but not sure
Same i have the pro and the belt is closer to the right
@@JJDee thanks for the reply
Astronomical price, I’d feel like an idiot every time I thought about what I paid.
Maybe you haven’t seen the price of diabetes lately
I was like: "when did Coop get tattoos?"
7:40 stare at the tread...optical illusion
😮 I did not even notice until you said that, it's hypnotizing.