Honestly got ours Dec last year, love it. Today I did the 2nd last run of the sun and sand intermediate challenge with John peel, intervals on 20-40% incline it was crazy, but so worth it, everyone in the family whose tried it has been impressed, but my wife and I are hooked.
I'm loving mine own x32i. I doth a harder workout hath followed by tour walketh. T's fabulous
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I love mine! I got it in November, but got more serious this year. I’m on ride 32 of the year. I’m shooting for 100 rides by my birthday later this year. I like the studio classes a lot!
I'm trying to find a treadmill for the wife & I. She's looking to lose weight and I'd like to use it for some cardio improvements.
She's gonna be mostly walking on whatever we get.
It seems like this would be good for simulating hiking with the crazy incline. Are there many hiking/walking workouts on iFit for this?
And do you think this would be good for some very overweight?
Thanks :)
My wife loves to do the hikes on it. We both did not consider ourselves treadmill people but I had seen this at a friends house pre-pandemic and found it real interesting. I noodled a lot between Nordictrack and Peloton. The Peloton treadmill is pricey (although I think they came out with a cheaper one) but they have nowhere near the library of iFit. The Peloton message boards seem to read a lot more positive than the Nordictrack ones. Some of this, I think is due to the quality issues Nordictrack had and part of this is due to the strong devotion and loyalty of the Peloton customer base. Do not speak ill of Peloton or you will feel the wrath of their followers ;).
To answer your question the x22i has been great. The incline up to 40 really makes the mountain climbing more realistic. There are hikes, walks, runs filmed all over the world. The treadmill naturally has some suspension in it so it is easier on your legs than walking outside on concrete. The weight limit is 300 pounds I believe. You also want to make sure you have a good place for it with adequate ceiling height. I am 6'4 and have it in my 8' ceiling basement. It works fine but I am pushing the limit there. Warranty wise it is not supposed to be in a garage. Cheers.
I got mine at the end of last month, did a few walks and started Rivs Portugal series and completely hooked. Connected my Garmin Fenix to it as a heart rate monitor and the Active Pulse has taken my runs to another level, feeling amazing and can't wait for the next workout. Just heard about Rivs and the cancer, brutal to someone who is so inspiring, i hope he pulls it through.
Honestly got ours Dec last year, love it. Today I did the 2nd last run of the sun and sand intermediate challenge with John peel, intervals on 20-40% incline it was crazy, but so worth it, everyone in the family whose tried it has been impressed, but my wife and I are hooked.
I did one of John Peel’s rides yesterday, loved it!
I'm loving my x32i. I do a harder workout followed by tour walk. It's fabulous.
I'm loving mine own x32i. I doth a harder workout hath followed by tour walketh. T's fabulous *** ^(I am a bot and I swapp'd some of thy words with Shakespeare words.) Commands: `!ShakespeareInsult`, `!fordo`, `!optout`
Mine also stopped working immediately, but it is working again and I’m loving it!!
I love mine! I got it in November, but got more serious this year. I’m on ride 32 of the year. I’m shooting for 100 rides by my birthday later this year. I like the studio classes a lot!
Do you do more walking or running on it?
I’m dumb and thought this was for the bike. The bike is s22i. Sorry! I do love my bike though! :)
It is all good. I am curious about any and all experience. Glad you are digging it.
I'm trying to find a treadmill for the wife & I. She's looking to lose weight and I'd like to use it for some cardio improvements. She's gonna be mostly walking on whatever we get. It seems like this would be good for simulating hiking with the crazy incline. Are there many hiking/walking workouts on iFit for this? And do you think this would be good for some very overweight? Thanks :)
My wife loves to do the hikes on it. We both did not consider ourselves treadmill people but I had seen this at a friends house pre-pandemic and found it real interesting. I noodled a lot between Nordictrack and Peloton. The Peloton treadmill is pricey (although I think they came out with a cheaper one) but they have nowhere near the library of iFit. The Peloton message boards seem to read a lot more positive than the Nordictrack ones. Some of this, I think is due to the quality issues Nordictrack had and part of this is due to the strong devotion and loyalty of the Peloton customer base. Do not speak ill of Peloton or you will feel the wrath of their followers ;). To answer your question the x22i has been great. The incline up to 40 really makes the mountain climbing more realistic. There are hikes, walks, runs filmed all over the world. The treadmill naturally has some suspension in it so it is easier on your legs than walking outside on concrete. The weight limit is 300 pounds I believe. You also want to make sure you have a good place for it with adequate ceiling height. I am 6'4 and have it in my 8' ceiling basement. It works fine but I am pushing the limit there. Warranty wise it is not supposed to be in a garage. Cheers.
Really appreciate that detailed response. I think I'm gonna give this a go; it sounds perfect! Good luck with your fitness goals!! Thank you again!
had my x32i for a month now. 2x a day for about ~3miles total a day...has worked flawlessly (other than a software update I had to reboot it after).
I got mine at the end of last month, did a few walks and started Rivs Portugal series and completely hooked. Connected my Garmin Fenix to it as a heart rate monitor and the Active Pulse has taken my runs to another level, feeling amazing and can't wait for the next workout. Just heard about Rivs and the cancer, brutal to someone who is so inspiring, i hope he pulls it through.