Are there any treadmills that fold up or can fit in a closet?
July 21, 2009 by Treadmills and Elliptical Trainer Tips
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Can you answer tiffany!’s question about Treadmill?:
I’m looking for a treadmill for my family to use and share.
The problem is, we live in a condo.
Are there any treadmills that can fold up or something to fit into a small space like a closet?
We really want one, but I’m not sure we have the space for it.
Please nothing over 200 dollars, its just not in the budget.
If you know of any that are over my budget, please post them anyway and we might consider it.
I’m looking for a treadmill for my family to use and share.
The problem is, we live in a condo.
Are there any treadmills that can fold up or something to fit into a small space like a closet?
We really want one, but I’m not sure we have the space for it.
Please nothing over 200 dollars, its just not in the budget.
If you know of any that are over my budget, please post them anyway and we might consider it.
Thanks to anyone that helps. 
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Treadmill Feedback: There are plenty of them at K-Mart and Walmart. Even Target. The cheapest ones there run for about $200 or 300 or in between. If not, check the classified section in your local newspaper.
I just got mine a couple of months ago for $100 from a garage sale.
It has an incline and it folds.
Treadmill Feedback: A treadmill under 200 isn’t worth the money.
Most treadmills fold, but are not easily move-able(sprained my arm moving mine).
For affordability try the American Express catalogs that come occasionally. Everything is sold in terms of monthly payments that are figured with no interest(sort of).
Anyway, anything worthwhile is around $1200.
You may consider NY Sport club or whatever its called in your state. Membership is about $60 per month for some locations.
Good Luck.
Treadmill Feedback: You can go online and check out what’s available at the stores.
Most of them fold up these days but don’t think they will fit into a closet. Also for $200.00 you’re not going to get a very sturdy one.
For that money it may even be manual meaing that it has no motor. A $200.00 one may not fold up either.
Treadmill Feedback: There are treadmills that fold up, but none that I know of are under $200. I would recommend putting a ‘wanted’ ad on craigslist in your area.
Treadmill Feedback: yes, I got mine from Sears
Treadmill Feedback: I’m using a Proform treadmill that folds up. When folded it only takes up about 10″ of floor space, but it’s too wide to fit into a closet.
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Treadmill Feedback: Yeah - the quality isn’t as good as those that stay up. If you are only using them for walking, they aren’t too bad. I bought one a while back and had trouble running on it. It wasn’t sturdy enough for running (and no, I don’t weigh that much). You can find some nice, inexpensive brands at Wal-Mart. Ask to try it out before you buy it.