LifeSpan TR1200 Under Desk Treadmill Review

[@twowheeler1500]

Hey, with the new console can you send the number of steps to your iPhone w/o opening the lifespan app?

[@jjveliz10]

Does the belt feel wide enough? I have a pretty wide stride and had a 16” before and it wasn’t enough. I kept hitting the sides.

[@TreadmillReviewGuru]

I think you'll like the width of this deck. It's 20" wide and most treadmills, even those for running are 20-22" wide, so there's plenty of room for walking. If you have a wide desk or work on multiple monitors and find you shift from side to side while walking at your desk, you can also try the InMovement UnSit. It has a short but very wide deck that's 30" wide. You can watch our review of it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHS4iZ2Vr7Fjd5I

[@RR_12014]

I see on the site that the TR1200 is 63" L, but is that just the walking pad or the entire treadmill from front to back? Im 6ft tall and deciding to get this TR1200 or the 53" TR1000, but not sure if it will be too small for me.

[@TreadmillReviewGuru]

The entire length of the TR1200 is 63" L, the walking surface is 50" L and the TR1000 is 58" L with a 44" L walking surface. You should have enough room on both treadmills. Matt is 6'5" and he can walk on decks shorter than the TR1000.

[@RR_12014]

@@TreadmillReviewGuru Thank you so much!! I didn't think you'd reply so fast but i appreciate it! I'm getting the TR1000 just to have that extra space in my office! Thanks again!!

[@tonyk01]

would you recommend this or the R2?

[@TreadmillReviewGuru]

We would recommend this one over the R2 if you have the space for it. It's a little more durable

[@detsportsfan18]

Could I use this as a free standing walking pad, rather than put it under a desk?

[@TreadmillReviewGuru]

You can. Just keep in mind there aren't any handles or anything to hold onto when you're using it in the middle of the room.

[@TreadmillReviewGuru]

Yes 100% you can.

[@RadekPilich]

why can't it be against the wall?

[@h2olt]

They mention in another video that it has to do with the lubrication from the belt flowing into and gumming up the motor.

[@PerfectExsneeder]

Architect

[@roymarshall_]

It would have been nice at 2:28 to actually show a person walking at the max speed instead of just describing it. This isn't a magazine article, you can show us things!

[@bunsw2070]

They show you at 5.00.