Hi All,
I need to be fit again and lose some weight starting on my stomach area. I work crazy hours and can't go to the gym as its far from my place plus timing and being lazy.
I've been thinking of buying a treadmill and got a budget of $400-500. The treadmill should have blood pressure or pulse monitor and the delivery man can take it up to our bed room upstairs.
Pls help me find a deal. I looked at eBay and there are many cheap models but I don't know if they are reliable.
This one looks ok (based on reviews) and is a bargain with the $2 shipping if you act quickly!
Showing $69.10 for the shipping (14 hours after your post). Missed that one have I, or is there a coupon code we should be entering?
mate I am about to buy that one it looks good meets all my requirements. I hope the belt it good enough and not one of those cheapo ones which won't turn.
The shipping is not $2 please let us know how to get that shipping ?
Unfortunately, $2 shipping was only for the 13th of August, as seen here: http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/113202
I was hoping for some beer suggestions…
beer suggestion ???!! Why
Anyways, use the coupon code SEVENS or WELCOME10 or BUYME10 to get 10% off but still doesn' match the $2 shipping.
Search for monty python treadmill.
hi all,
I just ordered the http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/lifespan-dymo-treadmill/#top
and also used the coupon code and got 10% off saved me from the shipping costs. I hope it's as good as it says …
Did any one order this treadmill from deals direct? Do you know if they can deliver this to my second floor bedroom ?
I didn't order the treadmill in time as it now shows "out of stock." If possible could you let me know how pleased you are with the treadmill? I am still very interested although watching the pennies too.
Cheers.
Hello there,
For that budget, I dont think you will have a look at any threadmill and think to yourself that the machine will be able to handle your weight and last forever.
I am afraid,at that price range, unless you are buying a 2nd hand commercial fitness equipment, you cant find anything too fancy.
Have a proper budget around $1,200 - $1,800, you will get a good and long lasting one.
I bought several threadmill at your price range, they broke down after several months and the repair cost just doest add up, after you consider depreciation, you are better off buying another one.
These days, any threadmill machine will have a pulse monitor, no probs, but they are rarely accurate.
I suggest you get a polar HRM, it will give you a better measurement.
Cheers.