Weslo Cadence C22 Treadmill Review

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I am going to be reviewing the Weseloh C 22 treadmill. I purchased this treadmill at Kmart, I have had it for about a year-and-a-half and I paid approximately $200 for it. One of the nicest things I thought when I look for different treadmill's is that this has a nice space saver design. And it is very easy to do with one hand. Very easy to lift up. And there is a latch to lock it into place so it doesn't fall on anyone. It isn't completely kid proof though, so I generally leave it on the floor as my three year-old is very adventurous and would most likely walk up and pull this pin and it could cause injury or it could fall down. But if you don't have little kids, that is generally not too much of a worry. While I have it out, I will show you another nice feature that this has. It has adjustable legs, you can choose from three adjustable incline positions. Choose the incline that you want on both sides and put the pin back into lock it into place. It does not have a flat position, so you are always walking at somewhat of an incline, even though the lowest incline isn't too bad. Even when it is in a space saver design, it is a very heavy treadmill and I suggest keeping it wherever your going to be using it. I would not want to be moving it around a whole lot. One of the safety features that this comes with is a key. This is again nice if you have little children, so that they can't just walk up to it and turn it on and cause injury to themselves. Or if you are an elderly person, or clumsy, it is nice because you can clip it onto your belt, or your pants, your shirt, whatever. And as you are walking, it is removed if you fall down for whatever reason, it stops the treadmill. So, the beginning of your workout, you get on the treadmill, it has grippers on the sides to stand on which is recommended before you start. You insert the key and there is a small panel on here. It has and on the reset button. And a little display shows you, it counts while you're walking, it shows the calories you have burned, the fat calories, the distance you have walked, the time you have been walking and the current speed you're walking at. And then there is a dial, this is where you adjust your speed. This was one problem I had, when you first purchase the treadmill because of the way it was packaged, when I took it out of the box this knob was broken off. Kind of a delicate plastic, but it was nothing that a little bit of super glue didn't fix and I have not had a problem ever since with it. So, begin your walking, you turn it on, and get your speed going where you would like to start. You can start walking, it is kind of a loud treadmill, but I haven't come across a quiet one yet. So if you're using it while you're watching TV or someone else is walking TV, it can be quite loud. And again I will demonstrate where you put the key out, it stops instantly. And it doesn't have an off button, only the on button, but the computer shuts itself off after several minutes of not being used. Overall, I think it is a very good treadmill for the price and I have not had any problems with the electrical component part of it, the motor or anything like that. So for a small $200 investment I think it is a very good treadmill and good money.