Went threw 2 treadmills in a year. The display control panel keeps faulting after only a dozen uses. It was the worst purchase I ever made. Don't waste your money.

It was very easy to set up but it took two good sized men to carry it into the house. All told it took about 30 minutes. I enjoy using and would recommend the Exerpeutic to my friends.

Easy to set up. Easy to use. Pulse reader seems a little different but maybe it is because I am tall and I choose to walk standing up straight. Great price, good quality.

Bought this for my mother who is elderly and not very stable but wanted to stay active. This is perfect for her. No bella and whistles and longer than normal support handles

The walking belt tension was set way too high at the factory, causing problems with the belt's front drive drum bearings. They were making a loud clunking noise until I backed off on the tension using the rear adjusters.

It was exactly what I thought it would be. There's a funny squeak but I think I will figure it out and use the oil that was included. Would have liked a light on the pad but purchased a clip on light and it works great.

Aside from commercial treadmills, this was the only machine I found that met the weight capacity I needed and did not break the bank!! Somethings got cracked during delivery but overall the machine works great, it was worth the investment!!

The treadmill works fine, with the exception being that the hand rails are to low for confort. They should be 3 or 4 inches higher to allow for people 6 ft. tall to use without bending down to hold them.

This an excellent treadmill for us heavier, older and slower folks. The long arms really help to maintain balance. Had a problem with treadmill while under warranty and the manufacturer (Paradigm) customer service did a great job of resolving it.

Fine treadmill -- quiet and fairly compact. My only complaint is that the handlebar controls are positioned so that it is too easy to use them by mistake; easy enough to adapt to, though.