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Healthrider H500i Treadmill Review

Healthrider H500i

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Description

The HealthRider Pro H500i Treadmill comes with a simple yet attractive design. It’s also a strong treadmill that gets you through the toughest workouts. Burn those calories, build your muscle mass while targeting your trouble spots with the Pro H500i. It comes with 6 Interactive Cross Training Workouts: 2 upper, 2 lower and 2 total-body cross-training workouts that prompt you to perform a variety of muscle-sculpting exercises throughout your cardio workout. It also also comes with a pair of 2 lb. hand weights to help you better build and define your arms, shoulders and back. It also features a Motivational Race Track and is powered by a 1.75 CHP Hypauer II Drive Motor which is quiet and has a self-cooling drive system. To maximize your workout while giving you comfort all the while, it’s equipped with the SoftTrack Impact Reducing Cushioning. This will reduce impact on your joints by 15% as compared to road running and delivers the perfect balance of comfort and joint protection. Along with the standard treadmill features, this treadmill has a 300 lb. weight capacity, 19” x 50” Quiet Treadbelt, and 10 years mot

Grade
Features and Specs : D
Quality and Warranty : C
Value and Price : C+ (Based on $799 Price)
Get The Healthrider H500i For $799
Rank: 14th out of 26 treadmills under $1000
Good Points
the treadmill allows you to perform crosstraining workouts that supposedly help you sculpt your muscles during your cardio session
comes with 2 pound hand weights for crosstraining as described above
the strength of the motor is sufficient to power the belt
Bad Points
small belt size will prevent most people from running comfortable on this treadmill
although the programs are interesting and refreshing, there are only six of them
the motor is only rated at 1.75CHP so exercises more intense than fast walking is not recommended
incline only goes up to 10%

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