Sunny Health and Fitness Treadmill Review | Is It Worth It?

Sunny Health and Fitness Treadmill Review | Is It Worth It?
Doing a review of the Sunny Health and Fitness Treadmill SF-T7515.
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[@FizznessShizzness]

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[@patriciamontenegro5988]

thanks! doing a lot of research and its pretty difficult to decide... you helped with this!

[@BobBridgesbob]

I just ordered this one and waiting for it to arrive. Thanks for a great review!

[@toddspires603]

How much did it cost? Great review! The company should contact you 😊

[@coderlicious6565]

Excellent review, I specifically searched, sunny health and fitness in case someone reviewed one. Question for you. In the chance that the auto incline fails, one or two years down the line, do you think that it would be feasible to put some kind of wood block or something else underneath the front to make it a permanent incline ?

[@FizznessShizzness]

Appreciate the comment. It seems there is ample space under there to do something like that, but I would be concerned with stability. I think you would have to make something a bit wider and supportive due to all the bouncing and jostling going on. A wood block alone, probably not. But some sort of wooden platform? Seems doable.

[@coderlicious6565]

@@FizznessShizzness thanks that sounds reasonable. Not sure why I always come from a pessimistic prediction about things. Maybe it’ll never fail. I would actually go for the other model they have with a manual incline, but that only supports maximum 220 pounds for the user, and I’m hovering around 240 so yeah, good luck with your channel and everything

[@robertyody]

I tried this with the manual adjusting T4400 model and it does not work. I believe this is mainly due to the folding mechanism which this model also has. Essentially, when you try to prop it up, the treadmill begins to fold. So, perhaps it would work here, but this is the best answer I can provide :/

[@haywardstewart2825]

Do you have to have the safety key ? Will it run if you don’t have the safty key on it.

[@jballa323]

Does Apple Watch connect to this?

[@anjolipummay19]

What’s the highest it will go for incline? I know some only have a couple levels and I usually like the 12 incline..

[@FizznessShizzness]

12 on this one too

[@mike20855]

how much do you weigh? it says max weight 240. I'm 245. just wondering how it will hold up with a heavier user

[@FizznessShizzness]

I tend to fluctuate from 230 up to about 255 pounds. So you’re right in the same wheelhouse as me. I have zero issues using it anywhere in that range.

[@mike20855]

@@FizznessShizzness thanks for the response. i have an old weslo that doesnt have incline so im planning on selling it and getting one with auto incline. another thing i dont like about mine is that my arms graze the hand rails when i walk and it shocks me. does that happen to you at all or is it wide enough? mine only has 25in of clearance between the 2 also interested in the sole f63 but dont know if i want to dish out 1300+ with delivery and assembly

[@ll-qq9qr]

Hi, how is this working so far? Any problems?

[@amzinf]

Wife uses it almost every day (I prefer going to a commercial gym, but I use it occasionally). Zero problems.

[@its-all-good]

@@amzinf Maybe you call tell me how sturdy it is? I weigh 195 and hoping it can take my downforce as I run without it being to flimsy. Thank you in advance,