Weslo Cadence G 5.9 Folding Electric Treadmill with SpaceSaver Design

Despite the fact that it was tough for me too put it together seeing as though I have never really put together anything with tools, I love it. It's really nice and sturdy. My only complaint would be that I haven't figured out why the heart rate monitor doesnt work. Folds up nice & easy to moverify around

The treadmill was easy to put together with two people. It took 30 minutes. It is quiet and is what I needed after 2 total hip replacements. This is my first treadmill and I am very pleased with the purchase. The screen is hard to see with the green background but other than that I have no complaints

While I have not used treadmills before, this treadmill meets my expectations. I understand that it does not have the extensive options that more expensive treadmills have, but it has plenty for my needs toward the goal of weight loss (currently at 180 lbs. after two c-sections and need to drop about 40). We have had it for almost two weeks and I have used it every day. Despite other reviews, it only took my husband about 45 minutes to assemble. It was delivered eight days prior to the promised date when ordered with free shipping. The only aspect that has caused slight disappointment is that if you use a preset workout and adjust the speed, it only adjusts that one-minute segment and then returns to the original preset speed for each additional segment (see pg. 13 in user's manual). However, the six preset workouts are pretty different and offer several different speed options. I previously had shin splints from using an elliptical; I have not had any problem with my shins on this treadmill. I have also had two fairly severe spinal injuries: one cervical and one lumbar - the treadmill does not affect these either. For this price, this treadmill cannot be beat. Hopefully it will last a long time, because I love to use it for walking and jogging! The treadmill is in the room next to our girls, now 2 & 4, and it does not wake them when I use it in the mornings. We are very pleased with this treadmill.

I thought for sure that this would be a "you get what you pay for" situation, that something this inexpensive certainly can't be great, but so far it far exceeds our expectations. It did not go together quite as smoothly as some would suggest but anyone with a moderate level of mechanic abilty should not have any problems-- the console holes could have lined up a little better and the self-tapping screws that attach the latch tot he left upright needed some cajoling to start, but once it went together it feels solid and looks like it will work well for us. We have a $1000 treadmill in the basement that doesn't see much use anymore because there s no heat or cooling down there and it is too big for the living room, but this feels every bit as sturdy as that one.

I put this together by myself in about an hour and a half. A few things to mention about putting it together. When the instructions tell you to lean the treadmill on its' side to attach the base, but don't lean on the rails. Don't lean on the rails! If you do, you will never get the screws to line up. If you are putting it together by yourself, use some of the packing material under the far side rails to give yourself leverage. Another issue is when you are trying to attach the Latch Housing you are going to think that the screws don't fit, but they do. You have to really put your back into it or resort to the electric screw driver to get you started. Eventually, they really do go in. As for the treadmill, it's not as sturdy as it could be, but for the price, it does what it say it does. Changing the incline is easy as is changing the speed. If you take the plastic covering off the console portion, the screen is easy to read.