Stamina InMotion II Treadmill
- Reviewed On: December 11, 2011
- Reviewed By: Gerard Lao
MSRP: $250, Price As Reviewed: $156, Model Year: 2011
Where To Buy : We Recommend Amazon.com
Pros |
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Affordable manual treadmill |
The Stamina inMotion II may be manual but still gets the job done. What's good about manual treadmills is that they're very affordable because it doesn't have an electric motor and those high tech electronic consoles. With a simple battery-operated console, you still get time, speed, distance, calories feedback. |
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2 incline positions |
If you want to add intensity to your workouts, you can manually adjust the incline position of this treadmill to 8 or 10%. This incline feature, though manual, is something not very common among non-motorized treadmills. |
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Foldable for easy storage |
Among the Stamina inMotions II's selling points is its folding feature. The treadmill is lightweight and has transport wheels for easy storage to give you extra space when you're not working out. |
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30-day money back guarantee |
Manual treadmills have their own advantages compared to motorized ones, and vice versa. Same case with an expensive one vesus a cheap one. There are times when realization comes after your purchase, and that's where the 30-day money back guarantee comes in. This gives you freedom to return the product should you find flaws with the treadmill or in the event you feel you want something better. |
Cons |
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Very light at 60 pounds |
Weighing just 60 pounds, don't expect this treadmill to be stable enough when you pound on its surface. It also makes us wonder how it will fare once a 250-lb user uses it. |
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Questionable quality |
With a short warranty of just 1 year on frame and 90 days for parts and labor, you may wonder if this treadmill is meant to last. This comes with the inexpensive price tag as you should know that manufacturers have to cut expenses in order to give you an affordable treadmill. |
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Limited space |
This treadmill's belt measures only 42", obviously short and just good enough for walking. This may prevent you from having longer strides. The belt width was not mentioned but for sure, it's not what you'll ask for. |
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No extra features even bottle holders |
Given the very affordable price tag, don't expect the manufacturer to include features found in more expensive treadmills. One sad thing here is that even bottle holders aren't included in the Stamina inMotion II. |
Basic Components – 15.3% [View Score Details] [Visit Recommended Merchant]
Extra Features – 38.2% [View Score Details] [Visit Recommended Merchant]
Quality and Durability – 25% [View Score Details] [Visit Recommended Merchant]
Overall Score & Conclusion - 26.2% [View Score Details] [Visit Recommended Merchant]









