Residential Treadmill Reviews

Residential treadmills are treadmills that are intended for in-home, or residential use, as opposed to those used in gyms. Residential treadmills are a great way to get a workout in without having to go the gym, and there are many affordable options that are also durable and reliable for light daily use.

The average price for a residential treadmill is anywhere from $300 to $3,000, depending on the brand and features offered. Residential treadmills are ideal for in-home use because they are typically lighter, smaller, and more compact than commercial treadmills. This means they are also more easily stored, with many models offering users the option to fold the frame up completely (See our list of the best Compact/Folding Treadmills here). Since these are smaller, more compact models, the average deck length is less than 60 inches and the weight capacity is around 300 pounds.

When it comes to features, residential treadmills typically offer basic consoles with basic entertainment options that include an MP3 compatible sound system and an LCD display that ranges in size. Residential treadmills can go up 10 mph on average and offer an incline of up to 10%.

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Residential treadmills are ideal for anyone looking to maintain their fitness without having to subscribe to a gym. Residential treadmills are compact, lightweight and expensive but you sometimes compromise cost for quality for a number of brands. Overall, residential treadmills can be a great way to keep up your fitness without having to spend a ton of money. Our verdict is these trainers can be a great buy if you do your research to make sure you purchase a trainer that is of good quality.