TruGrit Grit Runner Curved Treadmill
TruGrit Grit Runner Curved Treadmill is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The TruGrit Grit Runner Curved Manual Treadmill is a high-quality, self-powered treadmill designed for effective workouts at home. It features a curved belt with six adjustable resistance levels, ranging from gentle jogging to intense uphill interval training and even a simulated sled push. A battery-powered LCD display tracks progress, showing metrics such as time, distance, pace, speed, calories, and interval training modes. The treadmill promotes form and balance through quick strides and midfoot & toe strikes. Constructed with a durable steel and aluminum frame, it has a maximum weight capacity of 400 pounds, making it suitable for heavy users.
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Features
Features
Curved track for natural stride
Six resistance levels for variety
Battery-powered LCD display tracking
Durable steel and aluminum construction
Mimics outdoor running experience
About TruGrit
About TruGrit
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Customer Reviews
Get ready for heavy lifting to have this treadmill installed in your home. 500Lb box! So if you are 139Lb like me, get some help. Well wrapped, on 2 attached pallets, delivered by heavy hauler. Treadmill Noise? That stereo is blasting, can't tell. I like it. I am sweating way more than the old electric treadmill I had.
I've been wanting one for a long time and have been including this in my workouts.
The good: it's built sturdy. I'm 205lbs, and haven't noticed any breakdowns in the manufacturing of this curved treadmill. I love the 6 levels of resistance. My lower body feels it during and after walking or running. It is easy to move, as well and quiet, compared to motorized treadmills.
The bad: the monitor leaves a lot to be desired. You can set time, distance and calories for workouts. But, distance is only in 100ths of a mile. It be much nicer to be able to switch to meters. Bluetooth capability would be nice, as well. I know this is the least expensive runner on the market, and you get what you pay for. But, I find the monitor highly lacking. Lastly, and most annoying, water bottle holder placement. It's very low. On a Runner like this, you have to lean forward to grab your water bottle, which will make any video of you viral on Gym Fails. I'm quite sure there is a reason for placing it where it is, but I feel someone is going to faceplant when trying to hydrate.
Overall, I'm very happy with it. I'm not someone who likes to run. Frankly, I hate it and have the utmost respect for distance runners. This air runner is very good.
I’m not saying it’s perfect construction. There are some rattles. But it is 100% functional. And does exactly what it says. It’s hard to imagine the $3-10k+ machines doing anything more.
