I don't know if it just needed to get worn in a few rotations, but once you actually use it a while and hit a stride, you realize that it actually works and that to hit a comfortable walking stride, you need to lessen the tension.

I am getting a good walk, I can run, and it is very quiet

Although I would not run on it, because my running speed is 7mph, is great for a sturdy walk

I tested it only to find that I could not increase the tension enough to simulate any sort of comfortable walking pace and the belt kept slipping making it impossible to walk without leaning on the front support bar.

I'm very pleased with it, and btw, the resistance can be changed on the belt for an easier or faster walk or a harder sweater walk.

Is big enough for a good strong walk, and small enough to fit in most rooms, besides it folds easy

So I'm currently doing a brisk walk at setting 5 out of a possible 8 and there's even a slight resistance.

i use this for brisk walking for about 40 mins sessions after work.

The incline is not adjustable, but either several books or a 2X12 board lessens the incline for an easier walk.

The faster you walk, the faster it goes

The front rubber stoppers are higher then the back ones and, I think it’s supposed to keep it from falling forward, but it’s really difficult to hold the handles while walking and feeling them move towards toys and away

When I used the lubricant spray that I purchased when I ordered this treadmill, it really helped to give me a smoother walk.

More like regular walking

If it hadn't been for other comments, I would have been lost as to how to fix it