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treadmills

phantom pooper · 2006-07-24 09:06:27

m currently looking to buy a threadmill. i basically want the best one for the least possible. i want to be able to run on it at a decent pace and know that it wont fall apart. im looking at the argos catelog and i see ones made by York, rogerblack & Reebok. just wondering which make is best? and what can i get for how…

24-07-2006 9:06am

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phantom pooper

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m currently looking to buy a threadmill. i basically want the best one for the least possible. i want to be able to run on it at a decent pace and know that it wont fall apart.

im looking at the argos catelog and i see ones made by York, rogerblack & Reebok. just wondering which make is best? and what can i get for how much money?

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#2 24-07-2006 9:16am

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http://treadmilldoctor.com/ is the best review site I've found. Although a fair few of the makes are US only.

How much do you want to spend? You may also be better off mail ordering one from a UK specialist instead of going with Argos.

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#3 24-07-2006 9:29am

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phantom pooper, I copied this thread to here, so you might get some response there too.

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#4 24-07-2006 9:34am

tabatha

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i got mine in a place called vj's in blancherstown. this is the website, http://www.vjhomefitness.com/treadmills.htm i can recommend them. i got a discovery treadmill. i bought it about 3 years ago now and havent had a days problem with it. run on it all the time. well worth it. i think it cost me judt under 2k then.

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#5 24-07-2006 10:39am

phantom pooper

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quozl wrote:

How much do you want to spend? You may also be better off mail ordering one from a UK specialist instead of going with Argos.

i think ill say about 1 grand but i may go a bit over buget if it means i can get a decent one. ill check those sites out. thanks

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