The weight limit is set at 400 lbs, but it appears to be more than likely 350

, I believed they meant well, and the product design showed a lot of thought, a higher weight limit, the name 'exerpeutic', the 'walking fitness' label made sense, I've always thought to myself why run when you can walk, you travel the same distance eventually and burn the same calories getting there,

DANG.Easily 600+ miles on this, over a span of two years, most of that (probably 500 miles+) by someone pushing the weight limits of the treadmill

I bought this item because it has a weight limit of 400, and I wanted something with a good limit

and I'm at the top of it's weight limit

) Good price ($380) and 2) Good for walking for plus-size people (the weight limit is at least 300lb and the walking area is not super small)

I was nervous as i am near the weight limit, but it works perfectly.

I've tried stabilizing it, I'm well below the weight limit, and it's on a mat

I was glad it had a weight limit I could actually use

and I live on a 2nd floor which leaves me to believe the reason a bar was dented as I then had to pry and hammer the bar to assemble the base.

and I live on a 2nd floor which leaves me to believe the reason a bar was dented as I then had to pry and hammer the bar to assemble the base.

and I live on a 2nd floor which leaves me to believe the reason a bar was dented as I then had to pry and hammer the bar to assemble the base.