Good review. Yeah something like this could literally be a lifesaver... allowing people to get exercise in when they otherwise would not add an exercise program to their schedule. You could literally walk 16 miles during a work day.
Yes, that's the nice thing about the UnSit. It allows people who work in an office or who must be in front of a computer most of the day to still get some exercise.
I'm curious about this as well. I like that it's wider and has the app. I am curious which is better as they both seem to be commercial grade. I may go with this one due to the added width.
I am 280lbs and when I was walking on a used one to try it out I noticed heavier steps would stop the belt for that half second or so. Is this something that can be fixed or is the heavy step just exceeding the treadmills weight capacity?
I had this happen on my treadmill too (I'm 250). Lube and tightening didn't work. I thought it was the motor, but Lifespan convinced me that it's a classic symptom of needing a new belt so they sent me a new one. When I was changing it, I found that the front roller's "teeth" were almost completely clogged with belt fibers (like cotton). I cleaned it completely off and installed the new belt. It worked PERFECTLY after that, but I wonder what helped more, cleaning the teeth on the roller or the new belt. I would say if your treadmill is no longer under warranty, to try to clean that front roller off first. If you can afford it though, you might as well get a new belt because it's the same steps to clean the roller as it is to change the belt almost. Hope this helps!
This looks extremely un-ergonomic. It fix your legs but hurts your back, neck and elbow Thanks for the review, but I think this is just a terrible idea...
Good review. Yeah something like this could literally be a lifesaver... allowing people to get exercise in when they otherwise would not add an exercise program to their schedule. You could literally walk 16 miles during a work day.
Yes, that's the nice thing about the UnSit. It allows people who work in an office or who must be in front of a computer most of the day to still get some exercise.
Indeed
This looks amazing and just what I've been looking for!
Very Informative. Thank you!
is this better than the Lifespan 5000? Looking for top quality
I'm curious about this as well. I like that it's wider and has the app. I am curious which is better as they both seem to be commercial grade. I may go with this one due to the added width.
Good video, but I would have liked to have seen the treadmill tucked away under the desk.
what brand and model is that blue sofa in the back?
How easy are the options for sitting at the desk for a while? Is the optional stool comfortable vs rolling out the treadmill & using a chair?
Un siglo sin tí 😊
Looks good. Thanks.
I am 280lbs and when I was walking on a used one to try it out I noticed heavier steps would stop the belt for that half second or so. Is this something that can be fixed or is the heavy step just exceeding the treadmills weight capacity?
Lubricate your treadmill.
@@rodrigo8788 will do thank you!!
@@Gamble669 You might also consider tightening the belt slightly.
I had this happen on my treadmill too (I'm 250). Lube and tightening didn't work. I thought it was the motor, but Lifespan convinced me that it's a classic symptom of needing a new belt so they sent me a new one. When I was changing it, I found that the front roller's "teeth" were almost completely clogged with belt fibers (like cotton). I cleaned it completely off and installed the new belt. It worked PERFECTLY after that, but I wonder what helped more, cleaning the teeth on the roller or the new belt. I would say if your treadmill is no longer under warranty, to try to clean that front roller off first. If you can afford it though, you might as well get a new belt because it's the same steps to clean the roller as it is to change the belt almost. Hope this helps!
This looks extremely un-ergonomic. It fix your legs but hurts your back, neck and elbow
Thanks for the review, but I think this is just a terrible idea...
How is it a terrible idea?